Effects of Host-rock Fracturing on Elastic-deformation Source Models of Volcano Deflation
Effects of Host-rock Fracturing on Elastic-deformation Source Models of Volcano Deflation
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London: Nature Publishing Group UK
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Volcanoes commonly inflate or deflate during episodes of unrest or eruption. Continuum mechanics models that assume linear elastic deformation of the Earth’s crust are routinely used to invert the observed ground motions. The source(s) of deformation in such models are generally interpreted in terms of magma bodies or pathways, and thus form a basi...
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Effects of Host-rock Fracturing on Elastic-deformation Source Models of Volcano Deflation
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2045-2322
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10.1038/s41598-017-10009-6
