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Magma chamber failure and dyke injection threshold for magma-driven unrest at Campi Flegrei caldera. [PDF]

Nat Commun
Natale J, Vitale S.
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Fault-mediated magma propagation and triggered seismicity revealed by the 2022 São Jorge Azores unrest. [PDF]

Nat Commun
Hicks SP, Gonzalez PJ, Lomax A, Ferreira AMG, Ramalho RS, Mitchell NC, Silveira G, Dias NA, Fontiela J, Fernandes R, Custódio S, Tsekhmistrenko M, Mendes V, Pimentel A, Silva R, Prates G, Sturgeon W, Marignier A, Carrilho F, Marques R, Miranda M, Garcia AM.   +21 more
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Changes in the western flank of the North Atlantic subtropical high since 1140 CE: Extremes, drivers, and hydroclimatic patterns. [PDF]

Sci Adv
Bregy JC, Maxwell JT, Robeson SM, Harley GL, Trouet V.   +4 more
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In This Issue. [PDF]

Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A
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Forecasting Volcanic Eruptions [PDF]

Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 2003
Forecasting is a central goal of volcanology. Intensive monitoring of recent eruptions has generated integrated time-series of data, which have resulted in several successful examples of warnings being issued on impending eruptions. Ability to forecast is being advanced by new technology, such as broad-band seismology, satellite observations of ground ...
R S J Sparks
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Intra-Eruption Forecasting Using Analogue Volcano and Eruption Sets

Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth, 2022
AbstractForecasting the likely style and chronology of activity within an eruption is a complex issue that has received far less attention than forecasting the onset and/or the magnitude. By developing a global data set of coded phases (discrete styles of activity within previous eruptions), we can model the resulting data using a semi‐Markov chain ...
Susanna F. Jenkins, Mark Bebbington
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Intra-Eruption Forecasting [PDF]

Bulletin of Volcanology, 2019
Forecasting eruption onsets has received much attention, in both the short and long term. However, an eruption is not easily reduced to an instant in time, and forecasting what happens after eruption onset has received little attention. Any useful definition of an eruption has to allow for activity over scales ranging from days to decades, and can do ...
Susanna F. Jenkins, Mark Bebbington
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Microgravity as a Tool for Eruption Forecasting

Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research, 2023
Michael P. Poland, Elske de Zeeuw van Dalfsen   +1 more
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Unrest and Eruption Forecasting

2021
The shallow accumulation and/or transfer of magma commonly result in anomalous geodetic, geophysical or geochemical activity of the volcano, named unrest, which is detectable through a monitoring system. At closed conduit volcanoes, every eruption is preceded by unrest.
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