Program

250th anniversary of Volcán Jorullo’s birth in Michoacán, México
Monogenetic volcanism in the Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt and elsewhere:
Geologic setting, environmental aspects, social impact, historical
documentation, and risk mitigation
September 27 – October 4, 2009, Morelia, Michoacán, México
Meeting Programme
Sunday, September 27, 2009
Centro Cultural Universitario–Interior Patio
16.00-19.00
Registration at Centro Cultural Universitario
Av. Madero, No. 350 (Esq. Galeana), Morelia-Centro
19.00-21.00
Ice-breaker party at Centro Cultural Universitario
Music ensemble: Cuyos Quarter (two violins, viola, chelo)
Monday, September 28, 2009
Centro Cultural Universitario–Main Auditorium
9.00-9.30
Opening Ceremony
9.30-10.15
Plenary Conference
Presented by Servando de la Cruz
Some geophysical characteristics of monogenetic volcanism: Jorullo and
Paricutin
Izumi Yokoyama
10.15-10.35
Coffee break
Oral Sessions
10.35-12.15
Session 1A: Geologic and tectonic setting of monogenetic volcanism
Chaired by Greg A. Valentine
10.35-10.55
Geology, geochemistry, geochronology, and tectonic setting of Jorullo
Volcano, Michoacán, México
Marie-Noëlle Guilbaud, Claus Siebe, Paul Layer, Gabriel Valdés, Sergio
Salinas Sánchez, Renato Castro-Govea, Victor Hugo Garduño Monroy
10.55-11.15
Geology, geochemistry, geochronology, and tectonic setting of the
Tacámbaro-Puruarán monogenetic volcanic field, Michoacán, México
Paul Layer, Marie-Noëlle Guilbaud, Claus Siebe, Gabriel Valdés, Sergio
Salinas Sánchez, Renato Castro-Govea, Victor Hugo Garduño Monroy
11.15-11.35
Coexistence of shield volcanoes and small cones from the MichoacánGuanajuato volcanic field: their distribution, age, magma output rate, and
composition of magmas
Toshiaki Hasenaka
11.35-11.55
Oxidation as a contributing factor to shallow conduit modification
Kimberly Genareau, Greg A. Valentine, Gordon Moore
11.55-12.15
Clustering and hazard estimation in the Auckland volcanic field
Mark Bebbington, Shane J. Cronin
12.15-14.30
Lunch break
Centro Cultural Universitario–Auditorium “Sala de Rectores” (1st floor)
14.30-17.10
Session 1B: Geologic and tectonic setting of monogenetic volcanism
Chaired by Shane J. Cronin
14.30-14.50
Soft-substrate controlled phreatomagmatic volcanism in a variety of
intraplate settings
Károly Németh, Shane J. Cronin
14.50-15.10
Is the monogenetic volcanism in central México related to transtensional
tectonics in southern México?
Víctor Hugo Garduño-Monroy, Claus Siebe, Marie-Noëlle Guilbaud, Paul
Layer, Gabriel Valdés, Sergio Salinas-Sánchez, Renato Castro-Govea, Juan
Carlos Mora-Chaparro
15.10-15.30
A new monogenetic volcanic field in the eastern Trans-Mexican Volcanic
Belt: Some criteria to define it
Sergio R. Rodríguez, Wendy Morales-Barrera, Paul Layer, Katrin Sieron,
Esmeralda González M.
15.30-15.50
Coffee break
15.50-16.10
Holocene eruption of El Volcancillo cone at the Eastern Mexican Volcanic
Belt and implications for hazard assessment
Gerardo Carrasco-Núñez, Lee Siebert
16.10-16.30
Origin of “neck in a basin” (NIB) landform, Camargo volcanic field,
Chihuahua, México
José Jorge Aranda-Gómez, Todd B. Housh, James F. Luhr, María Cristina
Noyola-Medrano, Marco Antonio Rojas Beltrán
16.30-16.50
Scaling laws for the frequency-size distribution of the monogenetic
volcanism and shallow instrumental seismicity within the Trans Mexican
Volcanic Belt (TMVB): relationship with the strain field
Raúl Pérez-López, Victor H. Garduño-Monroy, Miguel A. RodríguezPascua, Jorge L. Giner-Robles, Isabel Israde-Alcántara, Javier Dóniz-Páez,
Carmen Romero-Ruíz, María A. Perucha
16.50-17.10
Volcanism at Los Tuxtlas volcanic field
Juan Manuel Espíndola
18.00-19.30
Visit to Centro Cultural Clavijero (art exhibit with paintings of Mexican
volcanoes and field-drawings and sketches of the Paricutin eruption)
Av. Nigromante, No. 79, Centro Histórico, Morelia.
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Jorullo´s birthday celebration at Mata de Plátano, Municipality of La Huacana
8.00-11.00
Drive from Morelia to Mata de Plátano (Municipality of La Huacana) via
Ario de Rosales
11.00-13.00
Climb to the crater of Volcán Jorullo (bring adequate shoes).
13.00-18.00
Lunch and birthday celebration activities with the people of the village of
Mata de Plátano
18.00-21.00
Return from Mata de Plátano to Morelia via Zicuirán
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Main Auditorium, UNAM-Campus, Morelia
Antigua Carretera a Pátzcuaro No. 8701
Oral Sessions
7.45-8.00
Buses depart from Morelia-downtown to UNAM-Campus
8.30-10.50
Session 2: Petrological and geochemical aspects of monogenetic volcanism
Chaired by Dawnika Blatter and Elisabeth Widom
8.30-8.50
What do we mean by monogenetic volcanism: a geochemical perspective
Ian E. M. Smith, Lucy McGee, Marco Brenna, Shane Cronin, Jan M.
Lindsay
8.50-9.10
Impact of the Orozco Fracture Zone on the central Mexican Volcanic Belt
Dawnika L. Blatter, Lisa Hammersley
9.10-9.30
What do we know about Jorullo’s basement?
Peter Schaaf , Pedro Corona-Chávez
9.30-9.50
Monogenetic, polymagmatic activity at Udo volcano, Jeju Island, South
Korea
Marco Brenna, Shane J. Cronin, Ian E.M. Smith
9.50-10.10
Coffee break
10.10-10.30
Petrogenetic constraints on the AFC process of the Paricutin suite
J.M. Cebriá, B. Martiny, J. López-Ruiz, D. Morán-Zenteno
10.30-10.50 Geochemical variation and the inner workings of monogenetic basaltic
fields: a case study from Auckland
Lucy McGee, Ian Smith, Jan Lindsay
10.50-12.15
Session 3: Tying the historic with the geologic record (tephra studies)
Chaired by Hans-Ulrich Schmincke
10.50-11.35
Plenary Conference
Presented by Claus Siebe
The evolution of the Jorullo Volcano (JV) group eruption (1759-1774) based
on deposits of explosive eruptions and historic accounts
Hans-Ulrich Schmincke, Mari Sumita
11.35-11.55
Significance of the description of Volcán Jorullo (México) in the diary of
Fray Francisco de Ajofrín who visited the erupting volcano in May/June
1764
Claus Siebe, Sergio Salinas
11.55-12.15
The 1658-1671 eruption of El Playón volcano: construction and impact of an
advent cone at the San Salvador Volcanic Complex (El Salvador)
Dolors Ferrés, Hugo Delgado Granados, Carlos Pullinger, Hugo Chávez,
Carlos Cañas-Dinarte
12.15-14.30
Lunch break
14.30-15.10
Session 4: Environmental, biological, and policy aspects: The Geopark
initiative
Chaired by Gerardo Bocco
14.30-14.50
GEOPARKS: A global strategy for earth heritage protection,
geoconservation, and sustainable local development
Hartmut Escher, Nickolas Zouros, Irene Steiner
14.50-15.10
Geopark Chichón Volcano Project, Chiapas, Mexico
Silvia Ramos-Hernández, Irasema Alcántara Ayala
15.10-16.50
Session 5A: Volcanic hazards, risk mitigation, and social vulnerability
Chaired by Jan Lindsay
15.10-15.30
A method to measure and compare the volcanic hazard among different
volcanoes
Servando de la Cruz-Reyna, Ana T. Mendoza-Rosas
15.30-15.50
The Colima Volcano WebGIS: an online tool for data access and assessment
of volcanic hazard
Lucía Capra, M. Manea, G. Norini, V.C. Manea
15.50-16.10
Coffee break
16.10-16.30
Risk management at Mexican monogenetic volcanic zones: Contribution
from the experience at Volcán de Colima
Juan Carlos Gavilanes-Ruiz, Alicia Cuevas-Muñiz, Nick Varley, Abel
Cortés Cortés
16.30-16.50
Use of CO2-emission from soils at monogenetic volcanic fields to identify
potential zones for volcano birth
Hugo Delgado Granados
16.50-18.30
Posters: Sessions 1, 2, and 3 (Posters No. 1-20)
Foyer in front of Auditorium
19.00-20.00
“Dueto Zacán” Duo interpreting regional folkloric music
20.00-20.15
Buses depart from UNAM-campus to Morelia (downtown)
Thursday, October 1, 2009
Main Auditorium, UNAM-Campus, Morelia
Antigua Carretera a Pátzcuaro No. 8701
Oral Sessions
8.15-8.30
Buses depart from Morelia (downtown) to UNAM Campus
9.10-11.50
Session 5b: Volcanic hazards, risk mitigation, and social vulnerability
Chaired by José Luis Macías
9.10-9.30
Eruptive style and associated hazard for the Chichinautzin monogenetic field
Ana Lillian Martin-Del Pozzo, Ramón Espinasa-Pereña
9.30-9.50
Evaluating tephrochronology in the Auckland volcanic field for cryptotephra studies
Aleksandra Zawalna-Geer
9.50-10.10
Cities on volcanic fields: Mitigating volcanic hazard and risk in Auckland,
New Zealand
Jan Lindsay, Gill Jolly
10.10-10.30
Coffee break
10.30-10.50
Monitoring and risk evaluation at Volcán de Colima: the 2007-2009 slow
effusive eruption
Nick Varley, Marc Bernstein, Yan Lavallée, Amy Ryan, Juan Carlos
Gavilanes Ruiz
10.50-11.10
Deposition temperature of pyroclastic density currents from Mexican
volcanoes: some insights from the Plinian eruptions of 1913 (Colima) and
1982 (El Chichón)
Roberto Sulpizio, E. Zanella, José Luis Macías, Ricardo Saucedo
11.10-11.30
The Monte Nuovo eruption: the only historical event of the Campi Flegrei
caldera
M.A. Di Vito, I. Arienzo, S. Buononato, L. Civetta, A.Carandente, M.
D’Antonio, V. Di Renzo, Giovanni Orsi
11.30-11.50
Evaluating lava flow susceptibility by a cellular automata based
methodology: An application to Mt Etna (Italy)
Gino Mirocle Crisci, Boris Behncke, Maria Vittoria Avolio, Donato
D’Ambrosio, Salvatore Di Gregorio, Valeria Lupiano, Federica Luca,
Marco Neri, Rocco Rongo, William Spataro
11.50-14.30
Lunch break
14.30-18.50
Session 6: The Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt and subduction zone
volcanism: Diversity of eruptive styles
Chaired by James Gardner
14.30-14.50
Nature of particle types formed during the violent Strombolian explosive
eruptions of Jorullo volcano
Mari Sumita, Hans-Ulrich Schmincke
14.50-15.10
The growth and erosion of cinder cones in Guatemala: models and statistics
Karen Bemis, Jim Walker, Andrea Borgia, Brent Turrin
15.10-15.30
A cold-wet rhyolite erupted ~31 ka through a Plinian-subPlinian eruption at
Tláloc volcano, México
José Luis Macías, James Gardner, José Luis Arce, Hernando Rueda
15.30-15.50
Coffee break
15.50-16.10
The ca. 1245 yr BP Asososca Tephra as evidence of substrate controls on
magma/water interactions and monogenetic explosive volcanic eruptions
along the Nejapa-Miraflores Fault, Nicaragua
Natalia Pardo, José Luis Macías, Guido Giordano, Paola Cianfarra, Denis
Ramón Avellán, Fabio Bellatreccia
16.10-16.30
Plagioclase records of magma mixing in silicic reservoirs at El Chichón and
Popocatépetl volcanoes
James E. Gardner, Benjamin Andrews, Giovanni Sosa
16.30-18.30
Posters: Sessions 4, 5, and 6 (Posters No. 21-44)
Foyer in front of Auditorium
18.30-18.45
Buses depart from UNAM-Campus to Morelia (downtown)
Posters
Note: Posters should be placed during the entire day on which
they are programmed at the Foyer of the Main Auditorium,
authors should be available for discussion and questions at
their posters in the afternoon after the oral sessions
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Foyer of Main Auditorium, UNAM-Campus, Morelia
Posters
Session 1: Geologic and tectonic setting of monogenetic volcanism
1. Javier Dóniz, Carmen Romero, Nieves Sánchez
Size of cinder cones: the case of Tenerife (Canary Islands, Spain)
2. Marie-Noëlle Guilbaud, Claus Siebe
The lava flow-field of the ca. 1670 yrs BP Xitle eruption, México: structure and
implications for eruption dynamics
3. Gábor Kereszturi, Károly Németh
Morphometrical analysis of eroded scoria cones of Bakony–Balaton Highland volcanic
field, Hungary
4. N. Le Corvec, J. Rowland, J. Lindsay
Structural controls on monogenetic basaltic volcanism
5. Sergio Salinas, Marie-Noëlle Guilbaud, Claus Siebe, Victor-Hugo GarduñoMonroy
Sector collapse of scoria cones during the AD 1759 Jorullo eruption: morphology of the
deposits and mode of formation
6. Ricardo Saucedo, Ramón Torres-Hernández, Damiano Sarocchi, José Luis Macías,
N.A. Sepúlveda, H.R. Hernández, Gerardo Carrasco-Núñez
Stratigraphy and evolution of the Joya Honda Maar, San Luis Potosí, México
7. Araceli Zamora Camacho
Crustal thickness and structure at Los Tuxtals volcanic field, Veracruz, México
8. Damiano Sarocchi, R. Bartali, G. Norini, R. Saucedo, L. Jasso-Lara
Detailed stratigraphic study of the Joya Honda pyroclastic sequence by means of Laser
Remote Optical Granulometry (LROG): preliminary results
9. Raúl Pérez-López, Miguel A. Rodríguez-Pascua, José J. Martínez-Díaz, Marta
Bejar, Jorge L. Giner-Robles, Pablo G. Silva, Nieves Sánchez
Paleoseismic evidence of a moderate-sized earthquake triggered from a
phreatomagmatic eruption in 1970 at Deception Island, West Antarctica
Session 2: Petrological and geochemical aspects of monogenetic volcanism
10. Javier Agustín-Flores, Claus Siebe, Marie-Noëlle Guilbaud
Geology and geochemistry of Pelagatos, Cerro del Agua, and Dos Cerros monogenetic
volcanoes in the Sierra Chichinautzin, south of México City
11. Steven E. Ownby, Rebecca A. Lange, Hugo Delgado-Granados, Chris M. Hall
Magma eruption rates along an 80-km arc-front segment of the Trans-Mexican
Volcanic Belt: The Tancítaro-Nueva Italia region in the Michoacán-Guanajuato
volcanic field
12. C. Rasoazanamparany, Elisabeth Widom, Claus Siebe, Gabriel Valdez, Sergio
Salinas, Marie-Noëlle Guilbaud
Os isotope systematics of Jorullo lavas, México: implications for petrogenetic
processes
13. Elisabeth Widom, Brian W. Cosky, Claus Siebe
Os isotope evidence for heterogeneous mantle beneath the Chichinautzin volcanic field,
México
14. Gabriel Valdez, Claus Siebe, Renato Castro, Marie-Noëlle Guilbaud, Sergio
Salinas, Víctor Hugo Garduño
Sr-Nd-Pb isotopes of Jorullo Volcano, México: Crustal contamination versus
subduction signatures
15. Raymundo G. Martínez-Serrano, Gloria P. García-Tovar, Gabriela SolísPichardo, Sac-Nicté Valadez-Cabrera, Karla Juárez-López, Anita Cadoux
Sr-Nd-Pb isotopic compositions and geochemical data in lavas from the Iztaccíhuatl to
Tláloc-Telapón volcanoes, Sierra Nevada, México: Evidence for different magmatic
processes
Session 3: Tying the historic with the geologic record (tehpra studies)
16. Díaz Molina, H. Delgado Granados, E. Cabral Cano, Z. Inchaurregui Villanueva
Study of thickness distribution and structure of deposits from Volcán Paricutin
(México) using a ground penetrating radar
17. E. Johnson, K. Cashman, P. Wallace, E. Erlund, H. Delgado Granados, L. Pioli, M.
Rosi
Temporal evolution of magmatic plumbing systems beneath Jorullo and Paricutin
18. Cinthia Navarro Moreno, Hugo Delgado Granados
Use of digital elevation models to estimate total volumes of magma produced by
Paricutin volcano (México): 1943-1952
19. Carmen Romero, Enrique Coello, Javier Dóniz, Nieves Sánchez
New data about historic volcanism on Tenerife Island
20. M. Roverato, M. Rosi, M. D’Orazio
Tephro-chronological reconstruction of the recent eruptive history of Vulcano Island
(Eolian Islands).
Thursday, October 1, 2009
Foyer of Main Auditorium, UNAM-Campus, Morelia
Posters
Session 4: Environmental, biological, and policy aspects: The Geopark initiative
21. M. Aurora Armienta, Gloria Vilaclara, S. De la Cruz-Reyna, O. Cruz, A. Aguayo,
N. Ceniceros
Hydrogeochemistry of volcanic lakes within the Michoacán-Guanajuato volcanic field
22. Gabriela Cuevas, Jean F. Mas
La Huacana’s land use scenarios: a planning tool
23. Víctor Manuel Peña-Ramírez, Lorenzo Vázquez-Selem, Christina Siebe
Soil organic carbon stocks and forest productivity in volcanic ash soils of different age
(1835-30,500 years BP) in the Sierra Chichinautzin, México
Session 5: Volcanic hazards, risk mitigation, and social vulnerability
24. Hugo Delgado Granados, I. A. Farraz Montes, C. Linares López
Assessing volcanic hazards in the Michoacán-Guanajuato volcanic field: case study of
Paricutin volcano (México)
25. María de Lourdes Godínez
Evaluation of ashfall hazard at San Martín volcano, Los Tuxtlas, Veracruz
26. Daniel Gómez Ochoa, Hugo Delgado Granados
CO2-emission measurements in soils of the Chichinautzin volcanic field (México)
27. Teófilo Hernández Alcántara, José Luis Macías Vázquez, Felipe García Tenorio,
José Luis Arce,Saldaña
Titan 2D simulation of the 22 January 2001 pyroclastic flow at Popocatépetl
28. Ana Lillian Martin-Del Pozzo, Amiel Nieto, Christian Kalmes
Reconstruction of the Chichinautzin fissure eruption and hazard implications
29. Ana Teresa Mendoza-Rosas, Servando De la Cruz-Reyna
A preliminary estimate of the volcanic hazard associated to the Sierra Chichinautzin
volcanic field
30. Anaid Pérez Pérez y Ana Lillian Martin Del Pozzo
Lahar hazard of southwestern Colima volcano
31. Nieves Sánchez, Javier Dóniz Páez, Carmen Romero, Raul Pérez-López
Morphometric analysis of cinder cones (Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain): Implications
for volcanic hazards and risks
32. Damiano Sarocchi, J.L. Macías, R. Sulpizio, R. Saucedo, J.R. Hernández-Martínez
New insights on the rheology of the July 17, 1999, block-and-ash flow of Volcán de
Colima, from quantitative textural analysis
33. L. A. Rodríguez-Sedano, D. Sarocchi, R. Saucedo, L. Capra, L. Caballero, O.
Franco, R. Sulpizio
Stratigraphic and sedimentological study of lahar deposits related to the great 1913
eruption in “La Lumbre” ravine, Volcán de Colima (México)
34. A. Martínez- Bringas, A. Gómez-Vázquez, T. Hernández- Alcántara, S. De la CruzReyna, A. Ramírez Soto, G. Caballero Jiménez, A. M. Alarcón Ferreira, S. Ramos
Hernández
Monitoring of El Chichón volcano (2004 – 2009)
35. Esperanza López Vázquez
Volcanic risk perception and interpretations attributed to Popocatépetl volcano in
children, adolescents, and adults
Session 6: The Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt and subduction zone volcanism:
Diversity of eruptive styles
36. F. Albino, V. Pinel
How accumulation of eruptive products at the Earth’s surface acts on magma reservoirs
behavior
37. Lilia Arana-Salinas, Claus Siebe
Characterization of Popocatépetl’s 4,950 yr. B.P. “Ochre Pumice” Plinian eruption
38. Hugo Murcia, Sofía Navarro, Bernardo Pulgarín, Laura Téllez, María Luisa
Monsalve, Gloria Patricia Cortés, Marta Lucia Calvache
The Sotará volcano: geological advances from a little studied active volcano in
Colombia
39. Natalia Pardo, Shane J. Cronin, Alan S. Palmer, Karoly Németh
Understanding large-scale explosive eruptions of andesitic volcanoes: Ruapehu
volcano, New Zealand
40. E. Rangel, José Luis Arce, José Luis Macías, H. Esquivias
The El Bosque Pyroclastic Sequence: a ~28 ka rhyolitic eruption at Los Azufres
volcanic field
41. Jaime Roldán-Quintana
The San Pedro Cauldron, municipality of Temascalcingo, State of México
42. Teresa Scolamacchia, Carlos Pullinger, Lizeth Caballero, Francisco Montalvo
The 2005 eruption of Ilamatepec volcano, El Salvador.
43. R. Torres-Orozco, José Luis Arce and Paul W. Layer
Effusive activity at Nevado de Toluca volcano area, central México: Preliminary results
44. Denise Legrand, Juan Manuel Espíndola, Carlos Valdés
Scaling laws of El Chichón volcano
45. Denis Avellán, José Luis Macías, Dionisio Rodríguez
Tephrostratigraphy of western Managua, Nicaragua: Evolution of the Ticomo, Nejapa,
and Asososca volcanoes
46. José Martínez Reyes, Eduardo González Partida, Renee. J. Pérez
Updated thermodynamic model of the Los Humeros geothermal reservoir, Puebla,
México
Friday, October 2, 2009
Excursion to Paricutin volcano – Day 1
8.00-10.00
Drive from Morelia to Uruapan (Hotel Pie de la Sierra)
10.00-10.30
Registration at Hotel Pie de la Sierra
10.30-11.15
Drive from Urupan to Angahuan (Tourist center: Stop 1)
11.30-13.00
Hike from Tourist center to Paricutin’s lava field and buried church of San
Juan Parangaricútiro (Stop 2)
13.00-13.30
Lunch near margin of lava flow
13.30-14.30
Return to Angahuan
14.30-15.00
Visit of church at Angahuan (Stop 3)
15.00-16.00
Drive from Angahuan to Uruapan and San Juan Nuevo
16.00-17.00
Visit of church at San Juan Nuevo (Stop 4)
17.00-17.30
Return from San Juan Nuevo to Hotel Pie de la Sierra
Saturday, October 3, 2009
Excursion to Paricutin volcano – Day 2
Horse-ride to the volcano and conference closing dinner
7.00-8.00
Breakfast at Hotel Pie de la Sierra
8.00-9.00
Drive from Urupan to Angahuan (Tourist center)
9.00-12.00
Horse-ride from Angahuan to base of Paricutin cone
12.00-14.00
Climb of cone, circumnavigation of crater, and descent back to place, where
horses were left behind, lunch
14.00-17.00
Horse-ride back to Angahuan
17.00-18.00
Drive from Angahuan to Uruapan
20.00-24.00
Closing dinner with Mariachi band at Hotel Pie de la Sierra
Sunday, October 4, 2009
a.) Return to Morelia
8.00-9.00
Breakfast at Hotel Pie de la Sierra
9.00-11.00
Drive from Uruapan to Morelia (2 Stops, downtown and airport)
b.) Post-meeting fieldtrip to Jorullo
8.00-11.00
Drive to La Huacana (via Nueva Italia-Zicuirán)
11.00-11.30
Registration at Hotel La Cascada
11.30-12.00
Drive to Mata de Plátano
12.00-13.00
Lunch at Mata de Plátano
13.00-18.30
Proximal ash fallout around Mata de Plátano (Stops 11, 12, 18, 25, 26),
distal lava flows near Agua Blanca (Stops 14-16), and lahar deposits at La
Huacana (Stop 17)
19.30-20.30
Dinner at restaurant El Tejabán
Monday, October 5, 2009
Post-meeting fieldtrip, Jorullo
8.00-9.00
Breakfast at restaurant El Tejabán
9.00-9.30
Drive to Mata de Plátano
9.30-12.30
Hike to southern cones and debris avalanche deposits, Cerro Partido, and
group of hornitos (Stops 18-23)
12.30-13.00
Lunch
13.00-17.00
Continue hike to Nameless cone and erosional channels (Stop 24) and return
to Mata de Plátano.
17.00-17.30
Drive from Mata de Plátano to La Huacana
19.00-20.00
Dinner at restaurant El Tejabán
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Post-meeting fieldtrip, return to Morelia via Santa Clara del Cobre
8.00-9.00
Breakfast at restaurant El Tejabán
9.00-13.00
Drive from La Huacana to Santa Clara del Cobre (Stops 27-29)
13.00-14.00
Lunch
14.00-14.30
Drive from Santa Clara to Pátzcuaro
14.30-17.00
Pátzcuaro (Stops 30-32)
17.00-18.00
Drive from Pátzcuaro to Morelia