After 54 years since its last major eruption in 1961, Calbuco Volcano (Ensenada, Southern
Chile) reawakened with few hours of warning on 22 April 2015 at 18: 05 local time. The main …

Glaciers in the southern province of the Southern Volcanic Zone (SVZ) of Chile (37–46° S)
have experienced significant frontal retreats and area losses in recent decades which have …

Glacier and permafrost hazards such as glacial‐lake outburst floods and rock–ice
avalanches cause significant socio‐economic damages worldwide, and these processes …

We conducted geological and petrological analyses of the tephra fallout and pyroclastic
density current (PDC) products of the 22-23 April 2015 Calbuco eruptions. The eruptive …

Lake sediments contain valuable information about past volcanic and seismic events that
have affected the lake catchment, and they provide unique records of the recurrence interval …

The study of volcano-ice interactions, or'glaciovolcanism', is a field experiencing exponential
growth. This comprehensive volume presents a discussion of the distinctive processes and …

Calbuco volcano is a Late Pleistocene composite stratovolcano and member of the
Southern Volcanic Zone of the Chilean Andes (41° 19′ S, 72° 36′ W). It lies~ 20 km west …

In this paper, we retrace the geomorphological evolution of a 6.5 km-long segment of the
Blanco Este River, which drains the Calbuco volcano in southern Chile, highlighting the …

Assessing the damage to buildings from volcanic eruptions is an important aspect of
volcanic risk assessment and management. However, there is a limited empirical evidence …

Since the late-18th Century, eye-witness accounts have documented a wide-spectrum of
eruptive activity sourced from Volcán Calbuco located in northwest Patagonia. Despite these …