Two contrasting models of the dynamics of explosive basaltic eruptions are in current usage.
These are referred to as the rise speed dependent (RSD) model and the collapsing foam …

The commonest eruption styles of basaltic volcanoes involve Hawaiian lava fountaining or
intermittent Strombolian explosions. We investigate the ways in which magma rise speed at …

At Kilauea volcano, Hawaii, the recent long‐lived eruptions of Mauna Ulu and Pu'u O'o have
occurred in two major stages, defining a characteristic eruptive pattern. The first stage …

Submarine pyroclastic eruptions at depths greater than a few hundred meters are generally
considered to be rare or absent because the pressure of the overlying water column is …

The rapid depressurisation and discharge of volatile rich silicic magma chamber and the
onset of caldera collapse associated with ignimbrite eruption is investigated using combined …

Basaltic pyroclastic volcanism takes place over a range of scales and styles, from weak
discrete Strombolian explosions (∼ 102–103kgs− 1) to Plinian eruptions of moderate …

Plinian air-fall deposits and ignimbrites are the principal products of explosive eruptions of
high viscosity magma. In this paper, the flow of gas/pyroclast dispersions and high viscosity …

A global database of large explosive volcanic eruptions has been compiled for the Holocene
and analyzed using extreme value theory to estimate magnitude‐frequency relationships …

A theory of a volcanic eruption as a steady magma flow from a magma chamber to the
surface is described. Magma is considered as a two-component two-phase medium and …

This paper describes a series of laboratory experiments in which buoyant mixtures of
methanol and ethylene glycol (MEG) are injected as a downward propagating jet into a tank …