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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Tephra fall"”.

  1. The eruptions of Örӕfajökull 1362 (Iceland) and Lanzarote 1730-36 (Canary Islands) : sulphur emissions and volcanology

    … columns (~30 Ian) that produced an extensive tephra-fall and a small pyroclastic flow deposit (~2 km3 total volume). In contrast, the Lanzarote eruption was a long-lasting basaltic fissure eruption involving Hawaiian and Strombolian fire fountain activity (eruption plumes 8-16 km high) …

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  2. VOLCANIC EMISSIONS AND DISTAL PALAEOENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS IN NEW ZEALAND

    … effects on the environment from volcanic ash fall and toxic emissions outside the blast zone of a volcanic eruption. These effects are determined from palynological and geochemical changes following tephra fall at a range of sites across the North Island of New Zealand which were located at …

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  3. Tephra Transport, Sedimentation and Hazards

    Tephra deposits are one of the possible outcomes of explosive volcanic eruptions and are the result of vertical settling of volcanic particles that have been expelled from the volcanic vent into the atmosphere, following magma fragmentation within the volcanic conduit. Tephra fallout represents the …

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