Sentence examples for ashfall events from inspiring English sources

Symbols are color-shaded by time in order to discriminate multiple ashfall events.

Overall, ashfall impacts to infrastructure and agriculture after the 2011 CC-VC eruption were broadly similar to impacts observed elsewhere after comparable ashfall events.

We conclude that ash thickness and settling rate are the critical HIMs for the assessment of surface transportation functionality during volcanic ashfall events.

Local university researchers will provide the know-how along with the experience of the vigias in handling their own livestock during multiple ashfall events.

This database was designed for the Alaska Volcano Observatory where ashfall events are common and occur on average 1 2 times per year.

In contrast, the thicker, coarser deposits in the temperate zone stabilised relatively rapidly, meaning that recovery could begin within weeks of the ashfall events.

Despite deposits as thick as 300 mm, full recovery occurred within months of the ashfall event.

The area also faced an extreme amount of wind remobilisation, where months after the ashfall event animals still needed to be sheltered during windy conditions.

Due to the majority of airports following standard procedures for total shutdown in ashfall, the DDS are assessed as accurate predictors of impacts in the CC-VC ashfall event (Table 11).

This means that the likely impacts of an ashfall event need to be well understood and planned for in order to minimise disruption and damage (Wilson et al. 2012a).

This is expected, as the severity and duration of wind remobilisation in the area is much greater than what would be experienced in a temperate region (Wilson et al. 2014a; Table 10, Fig. 12), with wind remobilisation continuing to impact public health and visibility in towns, farming areas and road networks for at least 18 months after the initial ashfall event.