The Rise and Fall of the Soufriere Hills Volcano Lava Dome, Montserrat, BWI, July 2001-July 2003: Science, Hazards, and Volatile Public Perceptions

P. N. Dunkley(Montserrat Volcano Observatory), Christina Widiwijayanti(Pennsylvania State University), Jürgen Neuberg(University of Leeds), Willy Aspinall(University of Bristol), R. S. J. Sparks(University of Bristol), R. Herd(Montserrat Volcano Observatory), Derek Elsworth(Pennsylvania State University), G. S. Mattioli(Scope Group (United States)), M. Strutt, Marie Edmonds(University of Cambridge), Gary M. Thompson, V. Bass(Montserrat Volcano Observatory), D. Hidayat(Pennsylvania State University), B. Voight(Pennsylvania State University)
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December 1, 2003
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