Titlebook: Volcanic Hazards; Assessment and Monit John H. Latter Conference proceedings 1989 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1989 Deformation.carr.c

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The 1984 Collapse and Debris Avalanche Deposits of Ontake Volcano, Central Japan. The collapsed rock fragments, with a volume estimated as 3.4 × 10. m., became a debris avalanche which travelled a distance of 13 km, descending a total height of 1600 m. By means of geological observations and photo interpretations, three stratigraphic units of the debris avalanche/ debris flow d

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Some Notes on False Alarms of Volcanic Activity and Mud Flowsstance of such reports, and offers explanations for their misconceptions based on the writer’s Philippine experience. Mud flows or lahars are briefly discussed as these can be very destructive, and are constant sources of danger to those living in the vicinity of active volcanoes, e.g. the Mayon volcano in the Philippines.

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Mt. Etna (Sicily): Volcanic Hazard Assessmentical map at a scale 1:50,000 is available) and utilizing geophysical results on the structure and dynamics of the area. The pattern of the main feeder structures, the probability of lava-flow invasion and of the opening of eruptive vents (fissures and/or cones) for the different zones of the volcano are shown.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-94367-1(Selbst)Sozialisationsprozesse; Bildungsbiographien; Dynamik des Habituskonzeptes; Erziehungswissenscha