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"RAPID LACCOLITH INTRUSION DRIVEN BY EXPLOSIVE VOLCANIC ERUPTION"

23.11.2016

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Magmatic intrusions and volcanic eruptions are intimately related phenomena. Shallow magma intrusion builds subsurface reservoirs that are drained by volcanic eruptions. Thus, the long-held view is that intrusions...click on more to read the full paper.

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Self-consistent geodynamic modeling that includes melting is challenging as the chemistry of the source rocks continuously changes as a result of melt extraction. click on more to read the full paper.

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Electrification in volcanic ash plumes often leads to spectacular lightning discharges during an eruption. High temperatures in and around lightning plasma channels have the potential to chemically alter, re-melt, and possibly volatilize ash fragments in

2017: VAMOS at the 13th Gas Field Workshop in Ecuador:

In September 2017 VAMOS scientists participated in the 13th Gas Field Workshop in Ecuador, organized by CCVG and IAVCEI

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"RAPID LACCOLITH INTRUSION DRIVEN BY EXPLOSIVE VOLCANIC ERUPTION"

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"COUPLED PETROLOGICAL-GEODYNAMICAL MODELING OF A COMPOSITIONALLY HETEROGENEOUS MANTLE PLUME"

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FIRST EXPERIMENTAL OBSERVATIONS ON MELTING AND CHEMICAL MODIFICATION OF VOLCANIC ASH DURING LIGHTNING INTERACTION

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2017: VAMOS at the 13th Gas Field Workshop in Ecuador: