Volcaniclastic sediments, broadly defined as clastic deposits derived from the transport,
deposition and/or redeposition of the products of volcanic activity, have long been a …

Rockslides and Rock Avalanches of Central Asia: Distribution, Impacts, and Hazard
Assessment arms scientists with an inclusive and specialized reference for future studies of …

Volcaniclastic diamictons, while found in all ancient and modern volcanic settings across
New Zealand, are most commonly associated with stratovolcanoes. Lahar refers to a …

Mt. Taranaki is an andesitic stratovolcano in the western North Island of New Zealand. Its
magmas show slab-dehydration signatures and over the last 200 kyr they show gradually …

Geological map** in volcanic terrains is a challenging task as there needs to be input from
various geologists' groups and only limited, often ambiguous guidelines exist. Volcanoes …

The> 25 ka volcaniclastic ring-plain succession in south-west Taranaki has been remapped
to establish a much more detailed understanding of the older stratigraphic record of Mt …

In the four decades since the 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens, debris-avalanche deposits
generated by gravitational lateral collapse of volcanoes have become widely recognized …

The long-term behaviour of andesite stratovolcanoes is characterised by a repetition of
edifice growth phases followed by collapse. This cyclic pattern represents a natural …

The deposits of volcanic debris avalanches (VDAs) contain diagnostic features that
distinguish them from those of other landslides. In this chapter, we summarize the …

Evacuation is often a necessary volcanic risk mitigation measure. However, the focus is
typically on primary evacuation from immediate life safety from the eruption, compared to …