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IUGG XXIV General Assembly July 2-13, 2007 Perugia, Italy<br />

(S) - <strong>IASPEI</strong> - International Association of Seismology and Physics of the Earth's<br />

Interior<br />

JSS009 Poster presentation 2051<br />

Introdutory remarks to integrated EMSEV sessions<br />

Prof. Seiya Uyeda<br />

(IAGA/<strong>IASPEI</strong>/IAVCEI) Working Group of Electromagnetic Studies on Earthquakes and Volcanoes<br />

(EMSEV) was established in 2001, with the purpose of promoting international and interdisciplinary<br />

cooperation in the new field of research now called Seismo-electromagnetics. Members share a common<br />

interest to understand earthquakes and volcanoes, but their scientific background is extremely diverse<br />

often using different languages, namely from ground based geophysics to ionospheric physics, space<br />

science and solid state physics, to name a few. Therefore, mutual understanding for the common cause<br />

is of crucial importance. During the past several years, EMSEV has enjoyed high activities. For this<br />

meeting in Perugia, the second IUGG General Assembly for EMSEV, we have planned an integrated<br />

symposium entitled Progress in electromagnetic studies on earthquakes and volcanoes, consisting of the<br />

following sessions. JSS007: Volcanic structure and activities. Convenors: V. V. Spichak; J .Zlotnicki, Y.<br />

Sasai, D. Patella and C. Del Negro JSS008: Electromagnetic fields associated with earthquakes and<br />

active faulting. Convenors: M. Johnston; N. Oshiman, and A. Meloni JSS009: Crustal instabilities and<br />

earthquake precursors. Convenors: P. F. Biagi; M. Hayakawa, J-Y Liu, T. Nagao JSS010:Seismoelectromagnetic<br />

studies using space technology. Convenors: R. Singh; S. Pulinets, M. Parrot, D.<br />

Ouzounov, and V. Tramutoli Although separated in different sessions, it is hoped that active fruitful<br />

discussions among participants with different backgrounds be made since the subject matters are all<br />

inter-connected.<br />

Keywords: emsev, earthquakes, volcanoes

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