Sentence examples for volcano development from inspiring English sources

This effusive phase completed the multi-stage volcano development.

The procedure used for identification of source volcanoes, development of eruption statistics and calculation of magnitude frequency relationships for each source.

Similar deposits from other Hawaiian volcanoes indicate that landslide debris is an important product of Hawaiian volcanos' early development.

The clear communication protocol of the network, requiring vigías to connect with each other, the scientists and authorities by radio at the same time every evening regardless of the level of activity, means that involvement is sustained during periods of quiescence at the volcano, continuing the development of relationships, thus preparing the network to respond to future crises.

Comparisons of existing instrumentation vs. estimated eruption probability for individual volcanoes in our database could inform volcano observatories and development aid organizations about where monitoring gaps exist and may need to be filled in the future.

It is also concerned with the contribution of volcanoes to the development of the Earth's crust, with their role as contributors to the atmosphere and hydrosphere and to the balance of chemical elements in the Earth's crust, and with the relationships of volcanoes to certain forms of metallic ore deposits.

3D data has shown many interesting details about the development of mud volcanoes and associated features over Shah Deniz and this information has been used to help in the drilling of exploration wells.

Lacasse et al. (2004) investigated the first 12 h of development of the Hekla volcano (Iceland) eruption event in 2000 using a C-band radar located >100 km west of the volcano.

In reality, more than one lava flow may erupt during the course of formation and development of a single monogenetic volcano.

There is therefore a delay between the start of structural development and the appearance of mud volcano flows of approximately 0.5 million years.

Geochemical evidence from Lōihi lavas indicates that Lōihi is in transition between the preshield and shield volcano stage, providing valuable clues to the early development of Hawaiian volcanoes.