Imogen Gabriel

PhD candidate @CentreOeschger. Interested in past volcanism and the impact of these events on climate, people and their environments

[Michael Sigl @THERA_4ever]

🚨New Paper @EvelienvDijk93: The #Holocene wasn't a period of #climate stability. It saw 11 long-lasting cold periods (LIA-type events) forced by🌋🌋clusters, and seasonal-to-decadal cold extremes not seen in the Common Era. @unibern @UniOslo @ERC_Research
https://t.co/83h7Y67lw1

[UAlberta Volcanic Ash Research Group @VARG_EAS]

We asked you to save the date and now it is time to join in the best (only??) tephra meeting! Come to Catania, Sicily, at the foot of Etna in September to talk all things tephra - chronology to climate to hazards.
@OxfordTephra @SwanseaTephra @IAVCEI_thm
https://t.co/e0469gEVks

[Communications Earth & Environment @CommsEarth]

🌋Decadal-to-centennial increases of volcanic aerosols from Iceland challenge the concept of a Medieval Quiet Period.

Full Open Access paper by @imogen_gabriel et al.!👇
https://t.co/5NszCFyE1k

[Peter Abbott @peter_abbott]

Abstract submission now open for the 5th VICS Workshop on “Moving forward by looking back” to be held between 22-24th May in Bern. See website for full details - https://t.co/KR8SxDeLFj @VICS_PAGES @PAGES_IPO @CentreOeschger @THERA_4ever

[Michael Sigl @THERA_4ever]

Save the Date!
5th PAGES Volcanic Impacts on Climate and Society (VICS) Workshop “Moving forward by looking back” will be held in #Bern from 22-24 May 2023. Open to all, please share widely.
More info soon: https://t.co/Erau2Mh4fZ
@VICS_PAGES @PAGES_IPO @unibern #VICS2023

[Michael Sigl @THERA_4ever]

Busy day yesterday for members & collaborators of the @ERC_Research THERA project (@imogen_gabriel @peter_abbott @GPlunkett) at #PAGESOSM2022 / @VICS_PAGES session. New insights on volcanism, #tephra and #climate impact over 5,000 years from polar ice cores. @unibern

[Michael Sigl @THERA_4ever]

We are finally analyzing #cryptotephra @unibern in ice cores from #Greenland #Antarctica. Starting it off with #Novarupta #Katmai #Alaska (6/6/1912) the greatest bang of the 20th century. Deteced at 23.3m depth in the TUNU2013 ice core. @imogen_gabriel @peter_abbott @ERC_Research

[Past Global Changes @PAGES_IPO]

24 June at 15:00 UTC: @VICS_PAGES webinar series with Esther Ruth Guðmundsdóttir (Uni. Iceland) "Icelandic Volcanism from Holocene to present day" & Eliza Cook (Uni. Copenhagen) "The origins of cryptotephra deposits in Greenland ice cores". Free to join: https://t.co/zHdAmaMRRc

[Imogen Gabriel @imogen_gabriel]

@GraceSkirrow @JoshuaHPike Good to catch up with you both too, albeit virtually!

[Tom Higham @tommyhigham]

If you'd like to win a signed copy of #TheWorldBeforeUs just RT this or follow me between now and the publication launch event (this Friday 630 pm via https://t.co/JKZ6RctrX6).
@VikingBooks @penguinrandom @HardmanSwainson Will mail it anywhere in the world.

[Veðurstofa Íslands / Icelandic Met Office @Vedurstofan]

A new video of the eruption at Geldingardalur valley in Reykjanes peninsula. Taken from the Coast Guard helicopter. #Reykjanes #Eruption #Fagradalsfjall

[Veðurstofa Íslands / Icelandic Met Office @Vedurstofan]

Volcanic eruption has begun in Fagradalsfjall. Flight color code is red but very little turbulence is seen on seismometers.

[Climate of the Past @EGU_CP]

New #EGUhighlights: Cryptotephra from the Icelandic Veiðivötn 1477 CE eruption in a Greenland ice core: confirming the dating of volcanic events in the 1450s CE and assessing the eruption's climatic impact https://t.co/WQcVYYGPYZ

[MarsToday @marstoday]

New Image downloads from @NASAPersevere on #Mars https://t.co/iuz0bzfaR1 #countdowntoMars

[Past Global Changes @PAGES_IPO]

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent large uncertainties on health, the travel restrictions and the economic crisis, PAGES and the Local Organizers of the OSM/YSM must unfortunately make the decision to postpone the OSM/YSM until May 2022.
https://t.co/yAeu8zP21K

[Prof. Jason Box ⚡️ @climate_ice]

Greenland only lost 152 billion tonnes of ice for the year. So, each of the 7.7 billion people on the planet only get 19 tons each this year 🙄 https://t.co/2ZijCLj2me