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David Pyle. Professor of Earth Sciences. Tel: +44 (0) 1865 272048. ORCID: 0000-0002-2663-9940. Email: david.pyle@earth.ox.ac.uk. Google Scholar. Website. I am a volcanologist, with broad interests in understanding how volcanoes work, and in the causes and consequences of volcanic activity.
Articles 1–20. Professor of Earth Sciences, Oxford University - Cited by 16,008 - Volcanology - Tephrochronology - Magmatism - Volcanism - Subduction.
Professor David Pyle. Professor of Earth Sciences. David is a volcanologist with broad interests in understanding how volcanoes work, and in the causes and consequences of volcanic activity.
Biography. Professor of Earth Sciences, University of Oxford. Volcanologist. Activities. Collapse all. expand_more. Employment (1) sort Sort. University of Oxford: Oxford, Oxfordshire, GB. (Doctoral Training Partnership in Environmental Research; Dept. of Earth Sciences; St Anne's College) Employment. Show more detail. Source : check_circle.
Professor of Earth Sciences. Department of Earth Sciences. +44 (0) 1865 272048. david.pyle@earth.ox.ac.uk. David is a volcanologist, with broad interests in understanding how volcanoes work, and in the causes and consequences of volcanic activity.
David Pyle is a volcanologist whose work has taken him to active volcanoes around the world. His recent focus lies at the interface of volcanism and society, including current projects in the Caribbean, that use ‘hidden histories’ of past eruptions as a starting point for creative engagement.
David Pyle is a volcanologist, and Professor of Earth Sciences at the University of Oxford. His first encounter with volcanoes was at the age of 7, when he visited Villarrica, Chile, shortly after an eruption.
