The failure mode of lava—dilatant or compactant—depends on the physical attributes of the lava, primarily the porosity and pore size, and the conditions under which it deforms. The …
Throughout its history, Colima Volcano has experienced numerous partial edifice collapses with associated emplacement of debris avalanche deposits of contrasting volume …
Maps of areas potentially affected by block-and-ash flows and associated ash clouds are here presented for the Volcán de Colima. TITAN2D 2.0. 1 code has been used to simulate …
AV Zernack, JN Procter - Volcanic debris avalanches: from collapse to …, 2021 - Springer
Large-scale edifice failure is a common process during the long lifespans of volcanoes worldwide with many experiencing repeated collapse. Here we use six well-studied …
The Colima Volcanic Complex (CVC) is currently the most active Mexican volcano and is located in the western sector of the Trans–Mexican Volcanic Belt, inside the active Colima …
Volcán de Colima, one of the Earth's most active and hazardous andesitic stratovolcanoes, experienced its last major explosive eruption on July 2015 with two distinct events. The July …
Volcán de Colima is a highly active stratovolcano at the western end of the Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt. Present-day activity consists of lava dome growth and destruction cycles, lava …
The youngest volcanism of the Ecuadorian Volcanic Front (Western Cordillera) is mainly dominated by highly explosive events, including the growth and violent destruction of lava …
Volcanic rocks typically contain heterogeneities in the form of crystals and pores. We investigate here the influence of such heterogeneity on the strength of volcanic rocks using …