Geodetic data are a critical component of interpreting volcanic unrest. Both deformation and gravity monitoring data at multiple spatial and temporal scales are available for hundreds of volcanoes worldwide. Here, we invite presentations applying all aspects of volcano geodesy to global volcanoes, but also studies of individual systems that can have implications for understanding volcanic processes as a whole through development of improved techniques, integration of multidisciplinary data or modeling, and impacts on forecasting volcanic activity.

• NH - Natural Hazards
• T - Tectonophysics
• V - Volcanology, Geochemistry and Petrology