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Multiphase flow modeling and numerical simulation of pyroclastic density currents
Pyroclastic density currents are hot and high-density mixtures of gas and particles of different sizes which can be originated during explosive volcanic events by the fragmentation of a viscous magma.
ORSUCCI, SIMONE
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This study investigates the types of subaqueous deposits that occur when hot pyroclastic flows turbulently mix with water at the shoreline through field studies of the Znp marine tephra in Japan and flume experiments where hot tephra sample interacted ...
Allen, S. R. +5 more
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A recent pyroclastic density current (1963-64 AD? - 1976 AD?) from the Copahue volcano (I): Field geological evidences and radiocarbon age [PDF]
Se describe un depósito atribuido a una corriente piroclástica sobre los flancos NE, E y SE del volcán Copahue. La datación radiocarbónica (F = 1.3678 ±0.0075) permite asignarle dos edades eruptivas posibles 1963-64 AD y 1976 AD (1961 AD?).
Páez, Gerardo Néstor +6 more
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Additional paleomagnetic data are necessary to improve geomagnetic models of secular variation during the Holocene, especially from the southern hemisphere.
Chauvin, Annick +6 more
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Explaining the origin of deposit-derived pyroclastic density currents
Abstract Pyroclastic density currents (PDCs) generated by the collapse of incandescent volcanic deposits represent a widespread but poorly understood hazard at active volcanoes. Their dynamics remain less constrained than those of dome- or column-collapse PDCs.
Federico Di Traglia +2 more
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Accretionary lapilli evolution remains controversial. Based on field, modelling and rare geochemical studies most workers argue for formation and growth within an eruption plume, although recent studies suggest formation within a pyroclastic density ...
Drake, Simon M., Brown, D., Beard, Andy
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Pyroclastic Density Currents (PDCs) are hazardous, multiphase currents of heterogeneous volcanic material and fluid. Moisture can enter a PDC system through internal (e.g., pre-eruptive) or through external processes during transport.
Walding, Nemi
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The enigmatic major eruption in the late 16th century, believed to have originated from Raung, the most active stratovolcano in the Ijen UNESCO Global Geopark in East Java, Indonesia, has ignited significant debate among researchers and historians due to
Firman Sauqi Nur Sabila +6 more
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First in-situ observation of a moving natural pyroclastic density current using Doppler radar. [PDF]
Scharff L, Hort M, Varley NR.
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Pyroclastic density currents (PDCs) are complex, multiphase systems where density strati cation controls the ows' mixing, deposition, and runout, presenting signi cant challenges in hazard forecasting.
Cerminara, Matteo +3 more
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