Weathering and erosion processes are crucial to Critical Zone (CZ) evolution, landscape
formation and availability of natural resources. Although many of these processes take place …

The processes occurring in the basal region of concentrated pyroclastic density currents
(PDCs) influence the mobility, runout distance, and damage potential of a current, but …

The sedimentological, lithological and textural characteristics of the Brown Tuffs (BT)
pyroclastic deposits, combined with their grain-size, componentry and geochemical glass …

The prediction of porosity and water content of near-surface chalks is important for
agricultural, environmental, hydrologic, and geologic engineering investigations. However …

Understanding the near-surface structure of the Earth requires accurate prediction of
physical properties of the subsurface, such as velocity estimated from tomographic inversion …

Steam‐driven eruptions are explosive events that are fueled by pressurized water and
steam trapped within rock and sediments. We show how rock properties modulate explosion …

Joint inversion strategies and physical constraints on model parameters may be used to
mitigate equivalence problems caused by solution non‐uniqueness. This strategy is quite a …

Pyroclastic currents are the deadliest hazard associated with explosive volcanic eruptions.
These gravity-driven currents consist of volcanic gases and solid particles that range in size …