This paper argues for expanded listening in geography. Expanded listening addresses how
bodies of all kinds, human and more-than-human, respond to sound. We show how listening …

There are many impulsive sources that produce infrasound in the atmosphere that can be
detected by ground-based microbarometers, but few match the range of potential source …

Seismometers are generally used by the research community to study local or distant
earthquakes, but seismograms also contain critical observations from regional, and global …

The chain of accidents, also known as the domino effect, is responsible for several severe
accidents in the chemical and process industries. The pool fire is often blamed as one of the …

A large explosion occurred at the Buncefield Oil Depot, United Kingdom, on the 2005
December 11, as the result of a spillage of 300 tonnes of petrol. The explosion generated …

Infrasound monitoring is used in the forensic analysis of events, studying the physical
processes of sources of interest, and probing the atmosphere. The dynamical nature of the …

Fire is among the most common and devastating accidents in the hydrocarbon production
and processing industry. Many efforts have been dedicated to assessing fire accident …

Infrasound propagation paths through the atmosphere are controlled by the temporally and
spatially varying sound speed and wind speed amplitudes. Because of the complexity of …

Toxic gas-containing flammable gas leak can lead to poisoning accidents as well as
explosion accidents once the ignition source appears. Many attempts have been made to …

The literature on probabilistic hazard and risk assessment shows a rich and wide variety of
modeling strategies tailored to specific perils. On one hand, catastrophe (CAT) modeling, a …