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SUMMARY:Lecture / Discussion:Smith Lecture: Greg Beroza
DESCRIPTION:We have developed deep-learning-based models for tasks involved in seismic monitoring to develop far more comprehensive catalogs of activity than were previously possible\, and have applied them to multiple magmatic systems in diverse settings.  In Mayotte they revealed far more long-period events than were previously known.  In Campi Flegrei they revealed activity of limited depth extent on the ring fault\, and the existence of multiple previously unrecognized faults under the western suburbs of Naples.  In the Santorini-Amorgos Arc they revealed multiple episodes of rapid horizontal and gradual vertical migration.  In each of these cases\, the insights we developed inform hazard assessment.  For Mayotte\, ongoing activity at depth suggests that the magmatic system remains active.  In Campi Flegrei\, the lack of events below 4 km depth suggests that there is no immediate threat of an eruption due to magma transfer from the deeper reservoir.  In the Santorini-Amorgos Arc the lack of events shallower than 8 km suggests dike injection did not approach the surface during the February 2025 crisis.  The combination of the isolated nature of volcano monitoring in local observatories and the limited deployment of deep learning for seismic monitoring\, points to an unmet need for a federated approach to dealing with the threat of eruptions in future volcanic crises.
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CATEGORIES:Earth And Environmental Sciences
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