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Hollow volcanic tumulus caves of Kilauea Caldera, Hawaii County, Hawaii [PDF]
International Journal of Speleology, 1998 In addition to lava tube caves with commonly noted features, sizable subcrustal spaces of several types exist on the floor of Kilauea Caldera. Most of these are formed by drainage of partially stabilized volcanic structures enlarged or formed by ...
William R. Halliday
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Effects of Volcanic Emissions on Clouds During Kilauea Degassing Events [PDF]
Aerosols influence Earths radiative balance directly by scattering and absorbing solar radiation, and indirectly by modifying cloud properties. Current scientific consensus indicates that these effects may offset as much as 50% of the warming due to ...
Barahona, D. +3 more
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Crustal structure below Popocat\'epetl Volcano (Mexico) from analysis of Rayleigh waves [PDF]
, 2007 An array of ten broadband stations was installed on the Popocat\'epetl volcano (Mexico) for five months between October 2002 and February 2003. 26 regional and teleseismic earthquakes were selected and filtered in the frequency time domain to extract the
Almendros +27 more
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Beyond Cumulative Sum Charting in Non-Stationarity Detection and Estimation
IEEE Access, 2019 In computer science, stochastic processes, and industrial engineering, stationarity is often taken to imply a stable, predictable flow of events and non-stationarity, consequently, a departure from such a flow. Efficient detection and accurate estimation
Felix Zhan +8 more
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Eos, Transactions American Geophysical Union, 1997 On January 29 and 30, a network of data‐collecting stations placed along the flanks of Kilauea Volcano in Hawaii went on the move. Eight hours before Hawaii's most active volcano erupted, a new rift on the volcano's south flank opened and expanded 20 cm, spewing fountains of lava from a series of cracks more than a mile long. The stations, placed along
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Volcanic features of Hawaii. A basis for comparison with Mars [PDF]
Despite the difference in size Martian and Hawaiian volcanoes have numerous characteristics in common. Specific features such as lava channels, collapsed lava tubes, levees and flow fronts, all very common in Hawaii, are also abundant on the flanks of ...
Carr, M. H., Greeley, R.
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The three-dimensional structure of Kilauea Volcano, Hawaii, from travel time tomography [PDF]
, 1993 A linear, travel time tomography study of the most active shield volcano of the world, Kilauea Volcano, Hawaii, was undertaken to determine the lateral heterogeneities produced by its intricate magmatic and tectonic environment. Kilauea provides an ideal
Clayton, Robert W., Rowan, Linda R.
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Some volcanologic aspects of Columbia River basalt volcanism relevant to the extinction controversy [PDF]
The Columbia River Basalt Group is the youngest and most thoroughly studied flood-basalt province known; information about it should be relevant to questions about the possible relation of flood-basalt volcanism to mass extinctions. The group has a total
Swanson, Donald A.
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Sheet flow caves of Kilauea Caldera, Hawaii County, Hawaii [PDF]
International Journal of Speleology, 1998 Terminal lobes of sheet flows of pahoehoe lava sometimes form three-dimensional nests, initially separated by partitions consisting of accreted ‘skins” of each lobe. Melting breaks down these partitions, forming a uniform flow unit. In Kilauea Caldera we
William R. Halliday
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Report of the panel on volcanology, section 4 [PDF]
Two primary goals are identified as focal to NASA's research efforts in volcanology during the 1990s: to understand the eruption of lavas, gases, and aerosols from volcanoes, the dispersal of these materials on the Earth's surface and through the ...
Francis, Peter W. +5 more
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