Glaciovolcanic cave systems, including fumarolic ice caves, can present variable
atmospheric hazards. The twin summit craters of Mount Rainier, Washington, USA, host the …

Glacial environments can have significant impacts on the surrounding landscape and
nearby populations when affected by volcanic activity. As such, glaciovolcanic interactions …

In underground cavities, temperature variations of the order of 10− 3° C are permanently
induced by the variations of atmospheric pressure, even at great depths, with couplings of …

Abstract Mount St. Helens, one of the highest-risk volcanoes in the Cascade Volcanic Arc,
hosts a novel system of glaciovolcanic caves that has formed around the 2004− 2008 lava …

The twin summit craters of Mount Rainier, Washington, USA host the largest known
glaciovolcanic caves in the world and at 4382 m, the highest elevation caves in the USA …

One fifth of Earth's volcanoes are covered by snow or ice and many have active geothermal
systems that interact with the overlying ice. These glaciovolcanic interactions can melt voids …

The Mount Meager Volcanic Complex (Q̓welq̓welústen) is an active glacier-capped
volcanic massif in the Garibaldi Volcanic Belt (British Columbia) and the only known …

Glaciovolcanism–the interaction of heat from the Earths interior with various types of ice
masses–often causes threat to nearby populations. Sometimes, these interactions even …

abstract According to thermodynamics, atmospheric pressure variations (APV) cause
temperature variations in air. However, such variations are difficult to observe, except in …

High-latitude and high-altitude volcanoes mantled with glacial ice can host glaciovolcanic
caves where thermal flux at the icerock boundary forms voids in ice and firn (Sobolewski et …