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Crowdsourcing human observations expands and enhances volcano monitoring records

Earth Sciences

Crowdsourcing human observations expands and enhances volcano monitoring records

M. A. T. Clive, R. V. Lawson, et al.

This study showcases the innovative use of crowdsourcing to enhance volcano monitoring records, revealing how local observations aligned with geophysical data from the 2022 Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai eruption. Conducted by Mary Anne T. Clive, Rachel V. Lawson, Oliver D. Lamb, Sally Potter, Geoff Kilgour, Paul A. Jarvis, Sara Harrison, Brad Scott, and Danielle Charlton, this research highlights a low-cost method to gain valuable insights into volcanic activity.

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