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TRANSPORT AND FORMATION PROCESSES FOR FINE AIRBORNE ASH FROM THREE RECENT VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS IN ALASKA: IMPLICATIONS FOR DETECTION METHODS AND TRACKING MODELS

Rinkleff, P. G., 2012, Transport and formation processes for fine airborne ash from three recent volcanic eruptions in Alaska: Implications for detection methods and tracking models: University of Alaska Fairbanks Ph.D. dissertation, 207 p.

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