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The Kolumbo volcanic field, Greece: a review of evidence to reconstruct the 1650 CE eruption and to support hazard and risk assessment

Timeline of the Kolumbo 1650 CE eruption (a-c) based on historical descriptions of the event. Vougioukalakis G.E., A. Koutroulli, S.R.J. Sparks, W. Aspinall, P.J. Baxter, Bevilacqua, A., L. Francalanci, C. Kanellopoulos, A. Neri, C. Papazachos, A. Tadini (2025).Bulletin of Volcanology 87(55). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00445-025-01824-1 Abstract Abstract: The Kolumbo…

Subsurface mechanical architecture of coronae on Venus and its implications for processes governing fractures and seismicity

Figure 2 The investigated coronae are all shown on the global Magellan synthetic aperture radar left-look mosaic base map: Atahensik (panels a–c), Demeter (panels d–f), Didilia (panels g–i), Heng-O (panels j–l), Kamui-Huci (panels m–o), Ninkarraka (panels p–r), Pavlova (panels s–u). Magellan global topography (4641 m/px) is displayed in panels b,e,h,k,n,q,t. The…

Uncertainty quantification in volcanology: observations, numerical modelling, and hazard/risk assessment: preface to the special issue

Figure 1 a) Simplified scheme showing the main volcanic phenomena that can be observed during and/or before and/or after a volcanic eruption, including related secondary effects such as water-sediment flows (e.g., lahars), tsunamis or fires. b) Conceptual diagram showing the interconnected fields where uncertainty is present and how it can…

The Kolumbo Volcanic Field, Greece: expert elicitation findings supporting volcanic hazard and risk assessment

Event tree framework showing elicitation questions related to a future eruption of the Kolumbo Central Volcano. A yellow box contains the questions related to gas density currents, a red box to pyroclastic density currents (PDC), a gray box to ash fallout, and a blue box to major tsunamis. Questions in…

Wildfires Induced by Volcanic Activity at Stromboli Islandduring the 2019 Summer through Satellite and Drone Data

Figure 2 Workflow summarizing the main steps for mapping the burnt areas through satellite data and validating such areas through drone imageryacquired a few days after the 3rd of July 2019 paroxysm Iacono F., · M. Bisson, · C. Spinetti, · T. Kwasnitschka, (2025).Remote Sensing in Earth Systems Sciences. https://doi.org/10.1007/s41976-025-00215-6…

Age-clustered eruptive activity at La Palma (Canary Islands) during the last 4000 years: Evidence from paleomagnetic dating

Figure 2. Images of sampling sites. (a): PAL03 site, overview of the contact (the dashed white line) between the Malforada–Nambroque lava flow and the younger AD 1949 flow. (b): PAL08 site, view of Montaña Quemada lava flow with its massive core. (c): PAL10 site, photograph of a Martín flow outcrop.