Eruption frequency patterns through time for the current (1999–2018) activity cycle at Volcán de Fuego derived from remote sensing data: Evidence for an accelerating cycle of explosive paroxysms and potential implications of eruptive activity

Ailsa K. Naismith^*, I. Matthew Watson, Rüdiger Escobar-Wolf, Gustavo Chigna, Helen Thomas, Diego Coppola, Carla Chun

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School of Earth Sciences
Bristol Doctoral College
Cabot Institute for the Environment
Volcanology

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