Imaging Subvolcanic Structures by Magnetotellurics
<p id="p1">The generation of magma beneath volcanic edifices is a long-lived dynamic phenomenon that shapes the volcanic environment and can trigger eruptions. Analog and theoretical modeling are valuable tools used in the study of volcanic areas to better understand the processes driving volcanic a...
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2024
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