Iceland owes its name to the ice caps that partially cover this northern land. But it is above all a hot island, born of volcanism, where more or less violent eruptions punctuate Icelandic life. A particular geodynamic context, as well as a stormy cohabitation between magma and ice, give rise to a wide variety of volcanic manifestations: vast fluid outpourings, as is currently the case in the Reykjanes peninsula, ash explosions like the famous Eyjafjallajökull... The volcanoes of the land of ice are not lacking in panache!
Patrick MARCEL is an associate professor of life and earth sciences at INSPÉ, Université de Franche-Comté, and a member of the European Volcanological Association and the Volcanological Society of Geneva.
Conference in partnership with the Université Ouverte - Université de Franche-Comté, as a "decentralised site of the UO".
Duration: 1h30
Price: Adults: €9.50 / Children aged 2-17: €5.50
For more information, call 03 39 50 80 20 or visit contact@espacedesmondespolaires.org
Patrick MARCEL is an associate professor of life and earth sciences at INSPÉ, Université de Franche-Comté, and a member of the European Volcanological Association and the Volcanological Society of Geneva.
Conference in partnership with the Université Ouverte - Université de Franche-Comté, as a "decentralised site of the UO".
Duration: 1h30
Price: Adults: €9.50 / Children aged 2-17: €5.50
For more information, call 03 39 50 80 20 or visit contact@espacedesmondespolaires.org
Prices
| Min | Max | Information(s) complementaire(s) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basic rate | 9.5 | ||
| Young person's rate | 5.5 | 2-17 years | |
Moyen de paiement : Credit card, Payment cards, Cheques and postal orders, Holiday vouchers, Cash, Visa
Dates and time
From 19h00 at 20h30
Thursday 23/01/2025 at 7pm.
