Campi Flegrei is a caldera nestled amongst the Bay of Naples in Italy, and was another VUELCO target volcano during my PhD project. I first visited this region (and the accompanying Mt Vesuvius) as part of a 1st year undergraduate fieldtrip (2008). I went back with the VUELCO project in 2014 to conduct an unrest and eruption simulation in partnership with Italian researchers and civil authorities, and in 2018 for the Cities on Volcanoes conference.
Enjoying the Neapolitan cuisine (2008).
It’s not always sunny in Italy (2008).
Quick trip to Pompeii (2008).
Solfatara crater (2008).
Solfatara crater (2008).
INGV Naples volcano monitoring room (2014).
INGV Naples volcano monitoring room (2014).
Solfatara crater (2014).
Solfatara crater (2014).
Vigorous hydrothermal activity (2014).
Vigorous hydrothermal activity (2014).
Vigorous hydrothermal activity (2014).
Vigorous hydrothermal activity (2014).
The temple of Serapis – the first volcanic deformation benchmark (2014).
