Sentence examples for major eruptions from from inspiring English sources

Choose a few major eruptions from the past fifty years and chart the resulting weather patterns from these eruptions.

There were 13 major eruptions from 1808 2002 (Table 2).

Only approximately 37% of the major eruptions from the western hemisphere resulted in large SEP events.

Table 3 Major eruptions from east of E15 (poorly connected to Earth) (24 events) No. Date and time Size Flare loc.

Since GLE events do originate from outside this longitude range (albeit with lower probability), we need to consider major eruptions from other longitudes as well.

These events are frontside events for STA, so we computed the >10-MeV flux from the STA/HET data as described in 'Major eruptions from eastern longitudes.' The two fastest events on 26 May 2012 (no. 6 2,623 km/s) and 23 July 2012 (no. 9 2,621 km/s) resulted in very intense SEP events at STA.

As this was the last major eruption from this volcanic zone, the Laacher See-eruption (LSE) remains relatively unknown amongst both archaeologists and the public despite it being classified as a 'super-eruption' [97] and despite it being very well-studied from a volcanological perspective (see, for example, [98 109]).

In this paper, we present a detailed field, literature, and GIS-study of the well-preserved eastern flank of Merapi, which has been spared from major eruptions, in order to reconstruct the geologic and geomorphic history of the edifice.

For the efficient monitoring of eruptions and forecasting of future activity based on monitoring data, it is essential to investigate the magma supply system and eruption mechanisms by analyzing observational data from the major eruptions at the beginning of the 2011 activity.

Several recent eruptions exemplify these successes with timely evacuations of thousands to tens of thousands of people from high hazard zones shortly before major eruptions.

Ash from volcanoes reflects light back into space, and major eruptions in the past have had a severe, albeit temporary, cooling effect.