NOVAC A Global Network for Observation of Volcanic Gas Emissions and studies of Atmospheric Change Based on results from EU-project DORSIVA.

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NOVAC A Global Network for Observation of Volcanic Gas Emissions and studies of Atmospheric Change Based on results from EU-project DORSIVA

NOVAC Network for Observation of Volcanic and Atmospheric Change EU-project Oct 2005 – March 2010 Aim: To establish a network based on Dual-Beam Scanning mini-DOAS instruments on volcanoes. To use the data for local geophysical research and risk assessment To improve global gas assessments, validate satellites and study correlation of gas emission in time and space In addition spectra will be used for atmospheric change research

Installations completed May 2010 Volcano Country Installed Date San Cristobal Nicaragua 3 instruments Nov. 2006 Tungurahua Ecuador 3+1 instruments March 2007 Masaya 2 instruments April 2007 Popocatepetl Mexico May 2007 Nyiragongo D. R. Congo 4 instruments June 2007 Piton de Fournaise Reunion Island August 2007 Cotopaxi 1 instrument Oct 2007 Galeras Colombia Nov 2007 Colima Dec 2007 Santa Ana El Salvador April 2008 San Miguel Fuego Guatemala Santiaguito Turrialba Costa Rica Italy May 2008 Etna 2+2 instruments July 2008 Villarrica Chile March 2009 Nevado de Huila Nevado de Ruiz Nov 2009 Llama Jan 2009 Conception April 2010 Ejyafjallajokul Iceland May 2010 56 instruments installed on 22 volcanoes,

The NOVAC Database 1.2 million emission measurements in the archive More then 1.7 million flux measurements

Future DORSIVA NOVAC Risk assessment Geophysical research Instrument development Instrument implementation Data exploitation Networking Research Data exploitation Support existing network Maintain archive Supply instruments Provide platform Volcanology Atmospheric chemistry Environmental impact Instrument development Volcano risk assessment Climate change modelling Satellite validation Volcanic ash advisory