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Chemical and isotopic compositions of fluids at Cumbal Volcano, Colombia: evidence for magmatic contribution
We present chemical and isotopic data for fumarolic vapor and thermal spring discharges from Cumbal Volcano, SW Colombia. In 1988 Cumbal showed signs of apparent reactivation. Gases and steam condensates were...
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Dead trees tell tales
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Playing with fire
Monitoring Active Volcanoes: Strategies, Procedures and Techniques.
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Correlations between SO2 flux and long-period seismicity at Galeras volcano
THE 14 January 1993 eruption of Galeras volcano, in Colombia, which killed six scientists and three tourists1, was followed by a larger eruption on 23 March 19932. Both eruptions were preceded by episodes of long...
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The hydrothermal system of Volcan Puracé, Colombia
This paper presents chemical and isotopic data for thermal waters, gases and S deposits from Volcan Puracé (summit elevation ∼4600 m) in SW Colombia. Hot gas discharges from fumaroles in and around the summit ...
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The hydrothermal system of Nevado del Ruiz volcano, Colombia
Hot springs and steam vents on the slopes of Nevado del Ruiz volcano provide evidence regarding the nature of hydrothermal activity within the summit and flanks of the volcano. At elevations below 3000 m, alka...
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Lahars initiated by the 13 November 1985 eruption of Nevado del Ruiz, Colombia
The eruption of Nevado del Ruiz in Colombia on 13 November 1985 was accompanied by the formation of four lahars (mud flows) triggered by the melting of glacial ice near the summit of the volcano. The lahars be...
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Fault location by radon and mercury detection at an active volcano in Nicaragua
The Masaya Caldera Complex, Nicaragua, with the active crater, Santiago (Fig. 1), is the site of present-day basaltic volcanism1,2. Some of the faults that bound the caldera and lie within it can be located geolo...