Sentences with phrase «to predict eruptions»
The fact is that no symptom reliably predicts the eruption of a tooth because babies react differently.
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To predict eruptions on the scale of hours, days or weeks, we need detailed information about each potentially threatening volcano.
Unfortunately, astronomers can't predict the eruption of a CME or the emergence of coronal holes.
OJ 287 was last seen to erupt in 1972 and 1983, so astronomers predicted another eruption for 1994.
While this area of research is still far from predicting eruptions, Liu said, improving the fundamental understanding of the underlying dynamics of supervolcano formation is key to many future applications of relevant geophysical knowledge.
By accurately measuring CO2, which escapes magma earlier than SO2, scientists could predict eruptions sooner, helping to implement timely evacuations for nearby populations — but measuring CO2 is a challenge.
«There is no way to precisely predict eruptions,» said Robert Geller, a geophysicist at the University of Tokyo famous for his criticism of Japan's earthquake prediction efforts.
Hiromu Okada of Hokkaido University, who helped predict the eruption of Mount Usu, states that «If some magmatic system is ready or nearly due to erupt, an earthquake could be an effective trigger».
Scientists made a surprising discovery on their mission to find better indicators for impending volcanic eruptions: it looks like tree rings may be able to predict eruptions, report the Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research WSL and the ETH Zurich.
Scientists at the program's five volcano observatories monitor and interpret seismic signals, ground deformation via satellite images, and gases emitted from volcanoes, predicting eruptions and impacts.
To predict eruptions, volcanologists typically use distant ultraviolet spectrometers to measure SO2 released by active volcanoes.
Using a complex mathematical approach based on the separation of the magnetic field into several components, the researchers successfully obtained a proxy capable of predicting eruptions.
Despite 24/7 monitoring of the mountain for telltale warning signs, the Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA) failed to predict the eruption.
«Bulges» in volcanoes could be used to predict eruptions.»
They are much better now at monitoring volcanoes and predicting eruptions — plus, new technologies have made monitoring much easier.
Professor Arculus said the ability to predict eruptions had improved dramatically and it was hoped the high death toll of 1963 would not occur again.
Our ability to predict eruptions is directly related to the amount of historic data we have for a given volcano.
As technology advances, volcanologists and experts in collecting and interpreting satellite data (including remote - sensing scientists and geodesists) are improving our ability to predict eruptions.
Our ability to predict eruptions has improved dramatically since this last event, so we can hope such a death toll will not occur again.
The ability of volcanologists to predict eruptions has improved dramatically in the past 50 years.
The landscapes all possess an innate sensuality, one that is shared with Price's sculptural work and suggested by such titles as Red Heat, Deep Ocean Swell, Underground Fire, and Predicted Eruption.