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VLF-EM data conversion into apparent resistivity using the Hilbert transform and its application for shallow fault investigation at Pinggirsari, Bandung Regency, Indonesia. [PDF]
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Tracking magma pathways and surface faulting in the Southwest Rift Zone and the Koa'e fault system (Kīlauea volcano, Hawai 'i) using photogrammetry and structural observations. [PDF]
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Heat flows solubilize apatite to boost phosphate availability for prebiotic chemistry. [PDF]
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American Journal of Science, 1887
A description of Kilauea caldera on July 25, 1880. The central portion of the floor was a gentle, broad dome 350 ft high, partly formed by lava overflow, but partly by uplift, surmounted by four lava lakes. He describes local elevation of the banks of the lava lakes to form high crags, and the occurrence of blue and green flames over the lakes and ...
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A description of Kilauea caldera on July 25, 1880. The central portion of the floor was a gentle, broad dome 350 ft high, partly formed by lava overflow, but partly by uplift, surmounted by four lava lakes. He describes local elevation of the banks of the lava lakes to form high crags, and the occurrence of blue and green flames over the lakes and ...
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Geothermics, 1993
Abstract This paper summarizes studies of the structure, stratigraphy, petrology, drill holes, eruption frequency, and volcanic and seismic hazards of Kilauea volcano. All the volcano is discussed, but the focus is on its lower cast rift zone (LERZ) because active exploration for geothermal energy is concentrated in that area.
Richard B. Moore, Frank A. Trusdell
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Abstract This paper summarizes studies of the structure, stratigraphy, petrology, drill holes, eruption frequency, and volcanic and seismic hazards of Kilauea volcano. All the volcano is discussed, but the focus is on its lower cast rift zone (LERZ) because active exploration for geothermal energy is concentrated in that area.
Richard B. Moore, Frank A. Trusdell
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1957
(Uploaded by Plazi from the Biodiversity Heritage Library) No abstract provided.
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American Journal of Science, 1892
A description, with a map and cross section, of Halemaumau on April 13, 1892. Halemaumau contained a flat lava floor 300 ft below its rim, in the center of which was an active lava lake 40 ft farther down. Bishop describes the action of the lake and notes that little sulfurous fume is associated with the active lake.
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A description, with a map and cross section, of Halemaumau on April 13, 1892. Halemaumau contained a flat lava floor 300 ft below its rim, in the center of which was an active lava lake 40 ft farther down. Bishop describes the action of the lake and notes that little sulfurous fume is associated with the active lake.
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The Kilauea Volcano Adult Health Study
Nursing Research, 2009Millions of people reside near active volcanoes, yet data are limited on effects to human health. The Kilauea Volcano is the largest point source for sulfur dioxide in the United States, releasing air pollution on nearby communities since 1983.: The objectives of this study were to provide the first population-based epidemiological estimates and ...
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Geological Magazine, 1960
AbstractVariants of the 1959–60 eruptions of Kilauea are compared chemically with the preceding flank eruptions of 1955.
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AbstractVariants of the 1959–60 eruptions of Kilauea are compared chemically with the preceding flank eruptions of 1955.
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