Assessing the likelihood and magnitude of volcanic explosions based on seismic quiescence
Volcanic eruptions are generally forecast based on strong increases in monitoring parameters such as seismicity or gas emissions above a relatively low background level (e.g., Voight, 1988 and Sparks, 2003). Because of this, forecasting individual explosions during an ongoing eruption, or at persist...
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Elsevier
2016
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