Editorial for Special Issue “Convective and Volcanic Clouds (CVC)”
In recent years, some volcanic eruptions have focused scientists’ attention on the detection and monitoring of volcanic clouds, as their impact on the air traffic control system has been unprecedented. In 2010, the Eyjafjallajökull eruption forced the disruption of the airspace of several countries,...
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description | In recent years, some volcanic eruptions have focused scientists’ attention on the detection and monitoring of volcanic clouds, as their impact on the air traffic control system has been unprecedented. In 2010, the Eyjafjallajökull eruption forced the disruption of the airspace of several countries, generating one of the largest air traffic shutdowns ever. Extreme convective events cause many deaths and injuries, and much damage to property every year, accounting for major economic damages related to natural disasters in several countries. Due to global warming, Atlantic tropical cyclones have increased their maximum intensity, hurricanes have more often become extratropical cyclones affecting northern Europe, and southeastern Europe is characterized by increasing annual stormy days. Convective and Volcanic Clouds (CVC) are very dangerous for aviation operations, as they can affect aircraft safety and economic, political, and cultural activities. The detection, nowcasting, and monitoring of CVC is therefore vital for organizing efficient early warning systems. |
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spelling | doaj.art-295f587c8ef648e0922ab0639aad83ce2023-11-20T05:14:35ZengMDPI AGRemote Sensing2072-42922020-06-011213208010.3390/rs12132080Editorial for Special Issue “Convective and Volcanic Clouds (CVC)”Riccardo Biondi0Stefano Corradini1Dipartimento di Geoscienze, Università degli Studi di Padova, 35131 Padova, ItalyIstituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia (INGV), ONT, 00143 Rome, ItalyIn recent years, some volcanic eruptions have focused scientists’ attention on the detection and monitoring of volcanic clouds, as their impact on the air traffic control system has been unprecedented. In 2010, the Eyjafjallajökull eruption forced the disruption of the airspace of several countries, generating one of the largest air traffic shutdowns ever. Extreme convective events cause many deaths and injuries, and much damage to property every year, accounting for major economic damages related to natural disasters in several countries. Due to global warming, Atlantic tropical cyclones have increased their maximum intensity, hurricanes have more often become extratropical cyclones affecting northern Europe, and southeastern Europe is characterized by increasing annual stormy days. Convective and Volcanic Clouds (CVC) are very dangerous for aviation operations, as they can affect aircraft safety and economic, political, and cultural activities. The detection, nowcasting, and monitoring of CVC is therefore vital for organizing efficient early warning systems.https://www.mdpi.com/2072-4292/12/13/2080volcanic cloudsvolcanic monitoringconvectionremote sensing |
spellingShingle | Riccardo Biondi Stefano Corradini Editorial for Special Issue “Convective and Volcanic Clouds (CVC)” Remote Sensing volcanic clouds volcanic monitoring convection remote sensing |
title | Editorial for Special Issue “Convective and Volcanic Clouds (CVC)” |
title_full | Editorial for Special Issue “Convective and Volcanic Clouds (CVC)” |
title_fullStr | Editorial for Special Issue “Convective and Volcanic Clouds (CVC)” |
title_full_unstemmed | Editorial for Special Issue “Convective and Volcanic Clouds (CVC)” |
title_short | Editorial for Special Issue “Convective and Volcanic Clouds (CVC)” |
title_sort | editorial for special issue convective and volcanic clouds cvc |
topic | volcanic clouds volcanic monitoring convection remote sensing |
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