Today for #VolcanoMonday I want to tell you about @scarlett_jazmin & her ground breakingly interdisciplinary research on volcanoes and society.
Jazmin uses approaches from geology, geography, history and archaeology to understand how societies co-exist with volcanoes
Jazmin uses approaches from geology, geography, history and archaeology to understand how societies co-exist with volcanoes
What does volcano research that uses historical approaches look like? Jazmin explains in this blog:
phdvolcanology.wordpress.com/2018/01/06/doi…
phdvolcanology.wordpress.com/2018/01/06/doi…
Jazmin's PhD research focused on St. Vincent in the Caribbean. How did society here respond to eruptions of La Soufriere? How did this change on a back drop of a changing society?
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The Dark Geocultural Heritage of Volcanoes: Combining Cultural and Geoheritage Perspectives for Mutual Benefit
This paper challenges us to be more interdisciplinary in how we view volcanic geoheritage sites. Can they be used for effective DRR? link.springer.com/article/10.100…
This paper challenges us to be more interdisciplinary in how we view volcanic geoheritage sites. Can they be used for effective DRR? link.springer.com/article/10.100…
Volcanoes in video games! How accurate are they? What are they inadvertently teaching people who play these games about volcanism?
Blogs on @scarlett_jazmin's website phdvolcanology.wordpress.com
Blogs on @scarlett_jazmin's website phdvolcanology.wordpress.com
@UniOfHull & @PhilWinterUoH if you wanted to profile some amazing volcano research that has happened at the University, you should look to @scarlett_jazmin who investigated the effects of a volcano on a society over 300 years.
Jazmin and her research at @UniOfHull was featured by the BBC in their 100 Women campaign:
