Friday Morning
Time	Session	Location	Title
0800	V51B	MCC 3008	Fragmentation of Magma Presiding: L G Mastin, U.S. Geological Survey; H Gonnermann, University of California, Berkeley    [Session PDF]
0800	V51B-01	MCC 3008	A fragmentation threshold for the initiation and cessation of explosive eruptions O Spieler, B Kennedy, U Kueppers, *D B Dingwell, B Scheu, J Taddeucci    [details]
0815	V51B-02	MCC 3008	Shear-Induced Fragmentation in Silicic Volcanism *H M Gonnermann, M Manga    [details]
0830	V51B-03	MCC 3008	Fault textures in a volcanic conduit *H Tuffen, D B Dingwell    [details]
0845	V51B-04	MCC 3008	An Experimental View on the Vesiculation-Driven Fragmentation of Viscoelastic Media and its Implications for Plinian-Style Eruptions *J Taddeucci, O Spieler, M Ichihara, D B Dingwell, P Scarlato    [details]
0900	V51B-05	MCC 3008	Fragmentation Efficiency via Fine Particle Analysis of Experimental Pyroclasts *U Kueppers, O Spieler, D B Dingwell    [details]
0915	V51B-06	MCC 3008	The role of magma porosity in explosive magma-water interaction R Trigila, *M Battaglia, M Manga    [details]
0930	V51B-07	MCC 3008	The role of turbulence in explosive magma-water mixing *L G Mastin, J S Walder, L A Stern    [details]
0945	V51B-08	MCC 3008	Numerical Simulations of Volcanic Eruptions Through a Crater Lake *M Morrissey, G Gisler, M Gittings    [details]