Sentence examples for eruption condition from inspiring English sources

Satellite SAR was very effective for monitoring the eruption condition and for issuing alerts to the public.

Those camera records were very helpful to understand the temporal changes in eruption condition, including the height of ash column, the location of eruption site and topography of the summit crater.

However, it is not easy to determine the eruption condition from direct observations (Nairn and Self, 1978; Steinberg and Babenko, 1978; Druitt et al., 2002; Formenti et al., 2003).

The entrance to the park is 4,000 feet above sea level, with cool temperatures and wind and eruption conditions that change constantly.

Likewise, textural changes were within the error of source parameters set using the 2010 eruption conditions (Harris et al. 2015).

Volcanic plume height is one of the key observable quantities to estimate eruption conditions, including eruption intensity (i.e., magma discharge rate).

This model quantitatively reproduces the relationship between the eruption conditions (e.g., magma discharge rate) and field observations, such as plume height and ash fall area.

However, since the condensed water or ice content in volcanic plumes is small (typically less than 1.5 g/kg for the eruption conditions we consider), we expect the differences in the density of condensed water phases to have a negligible effect on the bulk density of theplume.

Following the first phases channel segments widened 91% (38 m/yr), 6% (7 m/yr) and 7% (22 m/yr) for Blanco, Rayas and El Amarillo Rivers, respectively, compared to pre-eruption condition.

Despite re-habitation by 2008, agricultural production was extremely low compared to pre-eruption condition.

A review by Wilson et al. (2011) identified a diverse range of agricultural impacts that are controlled by the physical and chemical characteristics of tephra, including the volume, rate and frequency of falls, environmental conditions pre- and post-tephra fall, mitigation measures employed and the pre-eruption condition of farms.