Titlebook: Volcanic Lakes; Dmitri Rouwet,Bruce Christenson,Jean Vandemeulebro Book 2015 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2015 Active crater lakes.Ge

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Giovannella Pecoraino,Walter D’Alessandro,Salvatore Inguaggiato

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Volcano-Hydrologic Hazards from Volcanic Lakes,red by volcanic activity, including induced breaching; and (III) floods from volcanic lakes with a non-volcanic cause. Type I hazards include subaqueous explosive volcanism and associated Surtseyan jets, base surges and tsunamis, which can impact lake shorelines and displace water over basin rims an

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The Chemical Composition and Evolution of Volcanic Lakes,ging volcanic input composition or magnitude and thus are important in volcano monitoring. The lake water dynamics also impact the lake water composition over time, and variations in evaporation rate, meteoric water input and dramatic changes in input may cause changes in element concentrations and

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,Degassing Activity of a Volcanic Crater Lake: Volcanic Plume Measurements at the Yudamari?Crater Lalake. The composition of the hydrothermal fluids supplied to the lake is estimated based on mass balance of the lake gas and the lake water. The hydrothermal fluids have similar H.O/S and H.O/Cl ratios but lower CO./S ratios than the fumarolic gases. This composition contrast indicates that the fuma