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Tag Archives: Volcanic Ash Advisory Center
Shameless plug – European Geosciences Union session
Calling all sedimentologists, physical volcanologists, and flow modellers. Myself, Guilhem Douillet, Gert Lube, and Rich Brown are chairing a session at the EGU conference in Vienna next April, titled “Sedimentation and stratigraphy from pyroclastic gravity-driven flows“ Our hope is to … Continue reading
Hazard Assessment Part 3: Ashclouds and Aircraft
Probably the last of these I’ll do for a little while, but perhaps the one with the broadest current public interest. One of the interesting things about the shutting of airspace due to volcanic ash is that – for most … Continue reading
Posted in Education, General, Geology, Hazard Assessment, Media & Perception, Science, Travel, Volcanism
Tagged British Airways, Eruption column, Eyjafjallajokull, Geology, Grímsvötn, Hazard assessment, Prediction, Puyehue-Cordón Caulle, Science, Volcanic ash, Volcanic Ash Advisory Center, Volcano
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Humanitarian crisis in Eritrea? The volcano no-one expected.
You would certainly be forgiven for not realising that in the last week there has been a large volcanic eruption going on in North East Africa – its presence in the mainstream news sites has been minimal (if covered at … Continue reading