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Dynamics of Strombolian ash plumes from thermal video: Motion, morphology, and air entrainment
Imaging volcanic plumes is essential to provide an observational basis for understanding and modeling plume dynamics. During June-July 2004, ∼150 Strombolian ash plumes were imaged at Stromboli volcano, Italy, with a forward looking infrared radiometer (FLIR) thermal video camera (30 Hz). Of these,
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