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New Advances In Detection Technology Can Be Key To Unlocking More Data From Vulcanian Activity
The way volcanoes are now being monitored is improving rapidly. As technology continues to evolve, it’s now enabling scientists to use software which can help detect in situ electrical discharges during explosive events at volcanoes around the world. While current global thunderstorm networks have demonstrated their capability to detect volcanic lightning during major eruptions, the ...
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Long-Term Volcano Surveillance via Volcanic Sediment Analysis
Why is Volcano Surveillance Necessary? Volcanoes pose a danger to life in many parts of the world. Eruptions occur relatively frequently, presenting risks to both health and infrastructure. The ...
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Volcanic activity and imminent eruptions can be detected with a novel new lightning warning system
In 2020 alone, the Smithsonian Institution recorded 67 confirmed volcanic eruptions from 63 different volcanoes. Of these recorded instances, 22 were from new eruptions that began within the year. Volcanoes are an incredible force of nature made ...
Hidden Magma Pools Pose Eruption Risks that We Can`t Yet Detect
Volcanoes and Their Impact on Air Quality Discussed in New Video
Workshop Dutch Chapter: Playing with Geosynthetics VI: Earthquake Resistant Building with Geosynthetics
Monitoring Gas Emissions from Volcanoes to Predict Volcanic Activity
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Microbes
What is the best way to clean up oil spills after they occur? Nature has this down to a science. Wherever there is a natural oil seepage on the earth, nature has placed oil degrading microorganisms (microbes) into that environment. Nature is able to clean up after itself, but it takes time. It’s a slow, natural healing process — nature’s own pollution control. The problem is ...
