Volcanic lake research boosted after lethal gas burst occurred at Lake Nyos (Cameroon) in
1986, a limnic rather than a volcanic event. This led to the foundation of the IAVCEI …

In freshwater systems (rivers and lakes), historical and recent tsunamis have been
documented and their traces have been found in the geological record, but studies of …

Pula maar is a partially eroded Pliocene maar-diatreme volcano, part of the Mio-Pliocene
Bakony-Balaton Highland Volcanic Field. The surficial remnant of the maar-diatreme …

Volcanic regions typically host multiple lakes developed in explosion craters, volcano-
tectonic collapse structures, and valley systems blocked as a result of eruptive activity, their …

This paper emphasizes the fact that tsunamis can occur in continental lakes and focuses on
tsunami triggering by processes related to volcanic eruptions and instability of volcanic …

Lake tsunamis generated from subaerial and subaqueous mass movements can pose a
significant hazard to lakeshore communities. However, current knowledge of lake tsunamis …

New detailed data about the morphology of the submerged slopes of Lake Albano (Rome,
Italy) have been collected by a sonar multibeam survey financed by the Italian Department of …

Few studies have focused on the post-eruption evolution of maar craters and associated
lake level changes, although breaching of the crater rim poses mass-flow and flood hazards …

Abstract Eighteen Middle–Upper Pleistocene (ca 200 ka) tephra units in the highlands of
Papua New Guinea (PNG) are mapped and described. The study area is about 24 000 km2 …

A bathymetric survey of Harrison Lake in southwest British Columbia revealed deposits of
three large landslides on the lake floor. The blocky and flow-like surface morphology of the …