LAMUR Anthony

Dept. Of Earth, Ocean and Ecological Sciences,

University of Liverpool,
L69 3GP.
Mail: anlamur@liv.ac.uk

EDUCATION

2014 - : School of Environmental Science, University of Liverpool.

PhD student studying how fractures propagate and heal in volcanic rocks.
Masters degree in volcanology (Clermont-Ferrand, 2013)

2012-2013: Universit Blaise Pascal, 63000 Clermont-Ferrand, France

Studies in geochemistry and multiple volcanological case studies during first

semester.

Internship at Laboratoire Magmas et Volcans (LMV), Clermont-Ferrand. The

internship consisted of processing, integrating and analyzing thermal camera and
seismic data collected during explosive activity at Fuego volcano (Guatemala).

Courses: Geochemistry applied to volcanology, Physics of magmas and volcanoes,

The volcanism phenomenon, case studies.

2011-2012: Michigan Technological University, 49931 Houghton, Michigan, USA.

Training in geophysics, seismology, remote sensing and MATLAB programming.

Research project on Fuego volcano (Guatemala), regarding the thermal, seismic and
infrasonic waveforms associated with its explosive activity.

Courses: Geophysics, Volcanology, Introduction to earthquake seismology, Volcanoseismology, Atmospheric radiation (remote sensing).
Bachelors degree in Geology (Clermont-Ferrand, 2011)
First Certificate of English (Cambridge, 2011)

2010-2011: Universit Blaise Pascal, 63000 Clermont-Ferrand, France

In-depth-study of tectonics, petrology, mineralogy and computer modeling, as well

as introduction to geochemistry and geophysics.

Courses: Magma production and differentiation, Maths-Physics-Programming,

Geochemistry, Thermodynamics of mineralogy, Stress and Strain (tectonics),
Volcanic geomorphology, Metamorphism, Earth and life evolution, Geophysics,
English.

2009-2010: Universit Blaise Pascal, 63000 Clermont-Ferrand, France

Training in general geology, as well as introduction to computer modeling (MatLab)

and using of GIS and other software for problem solving.

Courses: Tectonics, Sedimentology, Introduction to mapping, Earths physics,

Chains and basins, Metamorphic and magmatic petrology, Mineralogy, MathsPhysics Programming, Numerical mapping (GIS), Introduction to volcanology,
English.

2008-2009: Universit Blaise Pascal, 63000 Clermont-Ferrand, France

Initiation to Earth Sciences and fieldwork.

Courses: Chemistry, Introduction to Earth Sciences, Mathematics, Maths-Physics

Programming.

WORKSHOPS

October 2014:
From magma ascent to ash generation: Investigating volcanic
conduit processes by integration of experiments, numerical modelling and observations.
(MeMoVolc workshop)
July 2014:
Melts, Glasses, Magmas. LMU Munich.

FIELDWORK

September 2012:
Study of the evolution of an alpine ophiolite (exposed between
Chamrousse, France and Monviso, Italy).
September 2012:
Field trip to the Italian volcanoes of the Phlegrean fields, Vesuvius,
Stromboli and Vulcano to study the deposits, geophysics, geochemistry and how to deal
with a crisis in a megacity (led by T. Druitt, J.-F. Lenat, O. Sigmarsson).
January 2012:
Two week field campaign on Fuego volcano, Guatemala, to install
equipment and collect seismic, infrasonic and thermal camera data for a research project
under the supervision of Prof. Waite at Michigan Technological University.
April 2011:
Mapping of the Chanon de Lagrasse in the Corbires, France.
September 2010:
Deep tectonics of the Pyrennes in the Cadaqus area, Spain.
April 2010:
Mapping of the Pic-Saint-Loup area in the South of France.
September 2009:
Mapping of the Alpe dHuez area, France.
April 2009:
Excursion in the Montagne Noire in the South of France.
Between September 2008 and April 2011: Several fieldtrips in the Chane des Puys to
study and map a volcanic terrain.

COMPUTER SKILLS
Good knowledge of office suites (e.g., word, excel, powerpoint), as well as good skills in MatLab
programming.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Full, clean driving licence.

Fluent in English.
Basic skills in written Spanish, good understanding.
Interests: Athletics, rugby, football, hiking.