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Multiscale fracturing as a key to forecasting volcanic eruptions

Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research, 2003
Abstract Among volcanoes reawakening after long repose intervals, the final approach to eruption (∼1–10 days) is usually characterised by accelerating rates of seismicity. The observed patterns are consistent with the slow extension of faults, which continue to grow until they connect a pre-existing array of subvertical fractures and so open a new ...
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Volcanic eruption forecasting

Impact, 2018
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Volcanic Eruptions, Real-Time Forecasting of

2015
Andrew F. Bell, Christopher R. J. Kilburn, Ian G. Main   +2 more
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In New Guinea, Eruption Forecasting Scores a Success

Science, 1994
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Forecasting volcanic eruptions using geostatistical methods

2005
CARNIEL, Roberto, DI CECCA, Mauro, JAQUET O., NAMAR R.   +3 more
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