Explore the intersection of petrology and geophysics in volcanic eruption monitoring through a 58-minute lecture focusing on the La Palma eruption in the Canary Islands. Delivered by Dr. Marc-Antoine Longpré from Queens College as part of the Department of Earth & Planetary Sciences Colloquium at Rutgers University, this talk delves into the crucial connection between petrological analysis and geophysical data in understanding and predicting volcanic activity. Gain insights into cutting-edge monitoring techniques and their practical applications in real-world scenarios, using the La Palma eruption as a case study. Enhance your understanding of volcanology and its interdisciplinary nature in this comprehensive presentation from the Rutgers Climate & Energy Institute.
Linking Petrological and Geophysical Monitoring of Volcanic Eruptions - La Palma Example
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Linking Petrological and Geophysical Monitoring of Volcanic Eruptions: An Example from La Palma, IC
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