Sentence examples for high eruption from inspiring English sources

Vigorous explosive eruptions that produce continuous high eruption plumes (Plinian eruptions) are generally assumed to tap a magma reservoir.

An estimated 17 million tons of SO2 gas were injected into the stratosphere by Pinatubo's high eruption cloud.

The most recent explosive eruption in Iceland, the one at Grímsvötn in May 21 28, 2011, was basaltic and of greater intensity than the 2010 Eyjafjallajökull eruption, as indicated by its 15 20 km high eruption column.

For example, ash particles that fall from a high eruption cloud to form widespread layers downwind from a volcanic eruption are referred to as tephra and not as a pyroclastic flow deposit.

The TRC2 deposits are interpreted as the products of multiple, erosive, highly-inflated pyroclastic surges resulting from collapse of an unusually high eruption column relative to previously documented mafic phreatomagmatic eruptions.

"If the ongoing eruption maintains its current style of activity at a high eruption rate, then it may take months to a year or two to wind down," said the report, which was designed to help authorities on the Big Island deal with potential risks from the volcano.

The density of anomalously high eruptions within the window surrounding the Range Front blind thrust is 3 6 times greater than outside this region.

Distal fallout was observed in at least the British Isles and Norway (University of Edinburgh, unpublished data), yet disruption to air traffic was minor compared to the previous year, despite higher eruption rates and total volume.

On September 4, 2007, a 3 km-high eruption column dispersed ash up to 20 km from the summit (Vaughan et al. 2008).

However, there are periods with a higher eruption frequency than others.

The event with the highest eruption column (6 km above the crater; JMA, 2012) was observed on 13 March 2011.