The Somma-Vesuvius Activity with a Focus to the AD 79 Eruption: Hazard and Risk
Somma-Vesuvius is a quiescent stratovolcano with a probability of Plinian style volcanic reactivation. Its stratigraphy is well known in the last 40 ka BP. The volcanic products that are part of the Somma caldera are poorly studied. Conversely, younger products have been deeply studied together with...
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IntechOpen
2020
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