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The December 2018 eruption at Etna volcano: a geochemical study on melt and fluid inclusions

Correale A., Corsaro R.A., Miraglia L., Paonita A., Rotolo S.G.

Front. Earth Sci., Volume 11 - 2023

This study focus on the Mt Etna December 2018 eruption with the aim of investigating the geochemical characteristics of the feeding magma. New data on major and trace element geochemistry of olivine-hosted melt inclusions (MI) in volcanic products are...

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The ad 79 Vesuvius eruption revisited: the pyroclastic density currents

Scarpati C., Santangelo I., Chiominto G., Perrotta A., Branney M.J., Fedele L.

Journal of the Geological Society, 182 (1)

Seventeen pyroclastic density currents (PDCs) were produced before, during and after the Plinian phase of the ad 79 eruption of Vesuvius. Their deposits were correlated using the proportions of components, together with the recognition of distinctive...

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Sierra Negra, Galápagos: A resurgent-block basaltic caldera

Acocella V., Galetto F., Amelung F., Aguaiza S.

GSA Bulletin 2024

Caldera resurgence is rare at mafic volcanoes. Here we consider the well-exposed resurgence at Sierra Negra caldera (Galápagos) to investigate how resurgence develops at a mafic system. Based on topographic and field analysis, the structure of...

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The use of high-resolution satellite topographic data to quantify volcanic activity at Raung volcano (Indonesia) from 2000 to 2021

Galetto F., Lobos-Lillo D., Pritchard M. E.

Bulletin of Volcanolology 87, 1 (2025)

Quantifying erupted volumes of magma is fundamental to determine the size of eruptions. Pre- and post-eruptive digital elevation models (DEMs) derived from satellite data can quantify erupted volumes, even in remote areas. Here we used bistatic synthetic...

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From land to sea: a new high-resolution bathymetry and topography of the Campi Flegrei area, Southern Italy

Gianardi R., Bisson M., Cocchi L., Isaia., Passaro S., Sepe V., Spinetti C.

Journal of Maps, 20(1)

Campi Flegrei is an active volcanic area located in the Campanian region (southern Italy). It is characterized by a caldera structure including a subaerial portion densely populated and a submarine area represented by the Gulf of Pozzuoli. Altimetry data...

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