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Unmanned aerial sampling of a volcanic ash cloud
On September 17, 1992, Alaska's Mount Spurr erupted for the third time in 12 weeks. The eruption cloud drifted east and south across Canada and reentered U.S. airspace over the upper midwest (Figure 1). By the morning of September 20, the cloud had moved northeast out of U.S. domestic air corridors
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