The Ongoing Eruption in Montserrat

S.R Young; R White; G Wadge; B Voight; J Toothill; N Stevens; R Stewart; M Stasiuk; R.S.J Sparks; G Skerrit; J Shepherd; W Scott; R Robertson; J Power; G Norton; M Murphy; A Miller; C.D Miller; L Lynch; R Luckett; A.M Lejeune; L Latchman; M James; P Jackson; R Hoblitt; Richard Herd; C Harford; P.W Francis; N Dyer; T.H Druitt; J Devine; M Davies; B Darroux; P Cole; E.S Calder; Jennifer Barclay; W Aspinall; S Arafin; W Ambeh

doi:10.1126/science.276.5311.371

The Ongoing Eruption in Montserrat

S.R Young, R White, G Wadge, B Voight, J Toothill, N Stevens, R Stewart, M Stasiuk, R.S.J Sparks, G Skerrit, J Shepherd, W Scott, R Robertson, J Power, G Norton, M Murphy, A Miller, C.D Miller, L Lynch, R LuckettA.M Lejeune, L Latchman, M James, P Jackson, R Hoblitt, Richard Herd, C Harford, P.W Francis, N Dyer, T.H Druitt, J Devine, M Davies, B Darroux, P Cole, E.S Calder, Jennifer Barclay, W Aspinall, S Arafin, W Ambeh

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Abstract

Volcanology became a modern, interdisciplinary science after two deadly eruptions in 1902 killed 36,000 people and researchers realized the need for a better understanding of volcano behavior. In a Perspective, the staff of the Montserrat Volcano Observatory give an overview of what is known about a current hazard: the Soufriere Hills volcano.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	371-372
Journal	Science
Volume	276
Issue number	5311
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1126/science.276.5311.371
Publication status	Published - 18 Apr 1997

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Young, S. R., White, R., Wadge, G., Voight, B., Toothill, J., Stevens, N., Stewart, R., Stasiuk, M., Sparks, R. S. J., Skerrit, G., Shepherd, J., Scott, W., Robertson, R., Power, J., Norton, G., Murphy, M., Miller, A., Miller, C. D., Lynch, L., ... Ambeh, W. (1997). The Ongoing Eruption in Montserrat. Science, 276(5311), 371-372. https://doi.org/10.1126/science.276.5311.371

Young, S.R ; White, R ; Wadge, G ; Voight, B ; Toothill, J ; Stevens, N ; Stewart, R ; Stasiuk, M ; Sparks, R.S.J ; Skerrit, G ; Shepherd, J ; Scott, W ; Robertson, R ; Power, J ; Norton, G ; Murphy, M ; Miller, A ; Miller, C.D ; Lynch, L ; Luckett, R ; Lejeune, A.M ; Latchman, L ; James, M ; Jackson, P ; Hoblitt, R ; Herd, Richard ; Harford, C ; Francis, P.W ; Dyer, N ; Druitt, T.H ; Devine, J ; Davies, M ; Darroux, B ; Cole, P ; Calder, E.S ; Barclay, Jennifer ; Aspinall, W ; Arafin, S ; Ambeh, W. / The Ongoing Eruption in Montserrat. In: Science. 1997 ; Vol. 276, No. 5311. pp. 371-372.

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In: Science, Vol. 276, No. 5311, 18.04.1997, p. 371-372.

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