Paipa volcano products are mainly pyroclastic pumice and ash flow tuffs, lava domes and pyroclastic block and ash flow tuffs. They are classified as alkaline rhyolites and trachytes and high-K calcalkaline rhyolites.
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An integrated multidimensional risk framework for volcanic hazard zones: insights from Mt. Vesuvius, Italy. [PDF]
Lapietra I +4 more
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Prolonged cooling and degassing of Apollo 17 volcanic glasses on the lunar surface. [PDF]
Ni P, Zhan Y.
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A computed tomography observation of the Unzen lava reveals the frequent existence of vesicles and crystals in proximity. [PDF]
Saito K, Hoshino M, Goto A, Namiki A.
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Complex eruption processes and deposits of basaltic fissures: insights from the ~37 ka Budj Bim volcanic complex, Southeastern Australia. [PDF]
Kavanagh JL +8 more
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Submarine ash megabed fed by far-traveled, shoreline-crossing pyroclastic currents from a large explosive volcanic eruption. [PDF]
Metcalfe A +35 more
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Shape evolution of pumice during granular flow. [PDF]
Figueiredo C +5 more
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Modeling a geologically complex volcanic watershed for integrated water resources management in Mt. Fuji, Japan. [PDF]
Musy SL +4 more
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Modal optical granulometry: An easy-to-use methodology to quantitatively determine particle size in consolidated and inaccessible deposits. [PDF]
Rodríguez-Sedano LA +5 more
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Caldera collapse thresholds correlate with magma chamber dimensions. [PDF]
Geshi N, Miyagi I, Saito G, Conway CE.
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