Sentence examples for eruption impacts from inspiring English sources

In particular, a significant proportion view eruption impacts as likely to be greater than local people anticipate.

The poor condition of livestock often made evacuation uneconomic as well as reducing the resilience of livestock to cope with the eruption impacts and the stresses of transport.

This demonstrates that the majority of scientists again think that there are discrepancies between their own views about eruption impacts and those of local people.

However, these methods for collecting observations and requesting samples are not always practical or efficient during an active eruption, when Observatory staff are busy responding or when an eruption impacts large population centers.

Future directions could address uncertainty in the data, new methods and techniques, improvements in warnings, and understanding of economic losses (for example, those caused by large eruption impacts on aviation).

Whilst not catastrophically impacted by ashfall, many mixed and horticultural farms were evacuated for weeks to several years, in response to health hazards (especially from wind remobilised ash) and uncertainty around future eruption impacts (Wilson 2009).

This observation indicates the increasing availability of more detailed eruption impact records with time as well as improving recording of eruptions.

Factors affecting the quality of the eruption record include volcano location, the size and distribution of deposits, the eruption impact on the population, available records and completed geological studies of tephra deposits.

No study exists on the processes by which OL eruption impacted the surrounding vegetation but field observations (Fig. 2) suggest that burial, overloading or prolonged coverage of leaves were the main processes causing vegetation destruction or decay.

In terms of transportation networks, a worst-case scenario for Auckland is a volcanic eruption impacting both bridges connecting the isthmus in the same direction; a 1.7%and1.5%5% chance for both north and both south bridges respectively, for a 5 kilometre evacuation radius.

Other theories have been proposed based on archeological evidence found on Crete indicating that a tsunami, likely associated with the eruption, impacted the coastal areas of Crete and may have devastated the Minoan coastal settlements.