Jacopo Selva is Associate Professor at the University of Naples “Federico II”, Department of Earth, Environmental, and Resources Sciences, where he is titular of the master courses “Volcanic Hazard”, “Seismology and Seismic Hazard”, and “Statistics in Volcanology”. He was researcher at INGV Bologna (2005-2022), where he was national responsible for the research line “Eruption Dynamics and Scenarios” (2014-2017) and member of the steering committee of the tsunami warning centre (2018-2022). He was guest researcher at the University of Ulster (2003) and at the University Aristoteleio of Thessaloniki (2010-2013), and contract professor at the University of Perugia (2020) and the University of Bologna (2021-2023). For his scientific achievements was awarded the EGU Plinius Medal in 2024.Antonio Costa is Senior Researcher at INGV Bologna, where he was also Director (2019-2022). He is also Adjunct Professor at the University of Bologna. He got the Master degree at the University of Pisa (1998) and the PhD at the University of Bologna (2004). He was Researcher at University of Bristol (2005- 2006), where he was also honorary researcher (2007-2010), while working at the INGV Naples. From 2011 to 2012 he worked at University of Reading, UK. He was a research visitor at the University of Tokyo (2015) and Munich University (2019). For his scientific achievements was awarded the IAVCEI Wager Medalist in 2013 and from 2021 is Member of Academia Europaea.

• Part I. Modelling volcanic hazardous phenomena1. Introduction to physical volcanology and volcanic phenomena2. Volcanic ballistics and tephra fallout3. Volcanic gas dispersal4. Pyroclastic density currents5. Lava flows and lava domes6. Lahar and debris flows7. Volcanic tsunamisPart II. Quantitative hazard analysis8. Probabilistic volcanic hazards and risks9. Observational data in volcanic hazard10. Long-term volcanic hazard analysis11. Short-term volcanic hazard12. Principles of multi-hazard and multi-riskPart III. Case studies and examplesLong-term volcanic hazards: examples from Mt. Vesuvius and Campi FlegreiShort-term eruption forecasting: examples from Campi Flegrei and Mt. EtnaMultiple hazards at volcanic islands: examples from Ischia and VulcanoEmergency plans at the Neapolitan volcanoes

Jacopo Selva is Associate Professor at the University of Naples “Federico II”, Department of Earth, Environmental, and Resources Sciences, where he is titular of the master courses “Volcanic Hazard”, “Seismology and Seismic Hazard”, and “Statistics in Volcanology”. He was researcher at INGV Bologna (2005-2022), where he was national responsible for the research line “Eruption Dynamics and Scenarios” (2014-2017) and member of the steering committee of the tsunami warning centre (2018-2022). He was guest researcher at the University of Ulster (2003) and at the University Aristoteleio of Thessaloniki (2010-2013), and contract professor at the University of Perugia (2020) and the University of Bologna (2021-2023). For his scientific achievements was awarded the EGU Plinius Medal in 2024.Antonio Costa is Senior Researcher at INGV Bologna, where he was also Director (2019-2022). He is also Adjunct Professor at the University of Bologna. He got the Master degree at the University of Pisa (1998) and the PhD at the University of Bologna (2004). He was Researcher at University of Bristol (2005- 2006), where he was also honorary researcher (2007-2010), while working at the INGV Naples. From 2011 to 2012 he worked at University of Reading, UK. He was a research visitor at the University of Tokyo (2015) and Munich University (2019). For his scientific achievements was awarded the IAVCEI Wager Medalist in 2013 and from 2021 is Member of Academia Europaea.

• Part I. Modelling volcanic hazardous phenomena1. Introduction to physical volcanology and volcanic phenomena2. Volcanic ballistics and tephra fallout3. Volcanic gas dispersal4. Pyroclastic density currents5. Lava flows and lava domes6. Lahar and debris flows7. Volcanic tsunamisPart II. Quantitative hazard analysis8. Probabilistic volcanic hazards and risks9. Observational data in volcanic hazard10. Long-term volcanic hazard analysis11. Short-term volcanic hazard12. Principles of multi-hazard and multi-riskPart III. Case studies and examplesLong-term volcanic hazards: examples from Mt. Vesuvius and Campi FlegreiShort-term eruption forecasting: examples from Campi Flegrei and Mt. EtnaMultiple hazards at volcanic islands: examples from Ischia and VulcanoEmergency plans at the Neapolitan volcanoes

Jacopo Selva is Associate Professor at the University of Naples “Federico II”, Department of Earth, Environmental, and Resources Sciences, where he is titular of the master courses “Volcanic Hazard”, “Seismology and Seismic Hazard”, and “Statistics in Volcanology”. He was researcher at INGV Bologna (2005-2022), where he was national responsible for the research line “Eruption Dynamics and Scenarios” (2014-2017) and member of the steering committee of the tsunami warning centre (2018-2022). He was guest researcher at the University of Ulster (2003) and at the University Aristoteleio of Thessaloniki (2010-2013), and contract professor at the University of Perugia (2020) and the University of Bologna (2021-2023). For his scientific achievements was awarded the EGU Plinius Medal in 2024.Antonio Costa is Senior Researcher at INGV Bologna, where he was also Director (2019-2022). He is also Adjunct Professor at the University of Bologna. He got the Master degree at the University of Pisa (1998) and the PhD at the University of Bologna (2004). He was Researcher at University of Bristol (2005- 2006), where he was also honorary researcher (2007-2010), while working at the INGV Naples. From 2011 to 2012 he worked at University of Reading, UK. He was a research visitor at the University of Tokyo (2015) and Munich University (2019). For his scientific achievements was awarded the IAVCEI Wager Medalist in 2013 and from 2021 is Member of Academia Europaea.

• Part I. Modelling volcanic hazardous phenomena1. Introduction to physical volcanology and volcanic phenomena2. Volcanic ballistics and tephra fallout3. Volcanic gas dispersal4. Pyroclastic density currents5. Lava flows and lava domes6. Lahar and debris flows7. Volcanic tsunamisPart II. Quantitative hazard analysis8. Probabilistic volcanic hazards and risks9. Observational data in volcanic hazard10. Long-term volcanic hazard analysis11. Short-term volcanic hazard12. Principles of multi-hazard and multi-riskPart III. Case studies and examplesLong-term volcanic hazards: examples from Mt. Vesuvius and Campi FlegreiShort-term eruption forecasting: examples from Campi Flegrei and Mt. EtnaMultiple hazards at volcanic islands: examples from Ischia and VulcanoEmergency plans at the Neapolitan volcanoes