Volcanic calderas are enclosed topographic depressions that are commonly delimited by
steep annular cliffs (caldera walls). The walls represent degraded scarps of ring faults that …

Active volcanic craters are highly dynamic geological features that undergo morphological
changes on a broad range of spatial and temporal scales. Such changes have implications …

The collapse of lava domes, inherently heterogeneous structures, represents a significant
volcanic hazard. Numerical and analogue models designed to model dome instability and …

At active volcanoes recurring eruptive events, erosive processes and collapses modify the
edifice morphology and impact monitoring and hazard mitigation. At Etna volcano (Italy) …

Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are emerging and have been globally incorporated in
wide range of technologies for various purposes due to its advantages over conventional …

Extrusion of viscous lava produces domes and spines, collapses of which pose a significant
local hazard. Understanding extrusion processes and probabilistic hazard estimation …

Up‐to‐date topography data sets are essential for forecasting volcanic hazards and
monitoring deformation. Digital elevation models are used to quantify eruption rates, used in …

Mechanically weakened alteration zones in lava domes are thought to jeopardize their
stability. Such zones can be hazardous when concealed within the dome, either because …

In recent years, the concept of using video games as a form of geoscience communication
has been gaining momentum. Popular commercial video games see millions of people …

In this study, the geomorphological evolution of an inner flank of the Dolomieu at Piton de La
Fournaise/La Réunion was investigated with the help of terrestrial laser scanning (TLS) …