Water volumes, heat flow, and solute discharge from Old Faithful Geyser eruptions, Yellowstone National Park, USA
Shaul Hurwitz(United States Geological Survey), Jefferson Hungerford(Yellowstone Ecological Research Center), Mara Reed(Planetary Science Institute), Sara Peek(United States Geological Survey), Michael Manga(Planetary Science Institute), M. L. Rudolph(Planetary Science Institute), Melissa Schott-Atkins(United States Geological Survey), David A. Roth(United States Geological Survey), Kiernan F. Folz Donahue(Yellowstone Ecological Research Center), R. Blaine McCleskey(United States Geological Survey)
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