Santiago Arellano

Researcher, Department of Space, Earth and Environment, Microwave and Optical Remote Sensing

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Santiago Arellano study the physics of the atmosphere and volcanic eruptions using spectroscopic remote sensing. This includes developing instruments, using them in the field, and analyzing data to reveal the emission of different molecules to air and understand how this relates to underlying geophysical processes. In his work he collaborates with multidisciplinary research groups and their work helps people to take informed decisions about volcanic or other environmental risks. Santiago is in charge of instrumentation and data analysis for the global NOVAC collaboration and teaches courses on experimental physics. He co-leads (2017-2020) the IAVCEI Commission on the Chemistry of Volcanic Gases.
  • Experimental physics: spectroscopic methods (Masters level)
  • Fysik basår (Bachelor level)
​To see which research projects Santiago Arellano participates in, please visit the database Chalmers research.
  • NOVAC (EU, 2005-2010)
  • Congo (SIDA, 2009-2011)
  • FIEL-VOLCAN (Mexico, 2011-2012)
  • FUTUREVOLC (EU, 2012-2015)
  • DECADE-DCO (Sloan Foundation, 2012-2019)
  • Scattering (FORMAS, 2017-2019)

Published: Mon 14 Oct 2013. Modified: Fri 12 Oct 2018