Data for: How reliable are tephra layers as records of past eruptions? A calibration exercise

Name: Data for: How reliable are tephra layers as records of past eruptions? A calibration exercise
Creator: Nick Cutler
Published: 2020-05-27T11:31:33.079Z
Keywords: Geochemistry, Volcanology

Cutler, Nick; Dugmore, Andrew; Bolton, Matthew; Engwell, Samanth; Streeter, Richard; Jensen, Britta

doi:10.17632/xczg45yfh9.1

Data for: How reliable are tephra layers as records of past eruptions? A calibration exercise

Published: 27 May 2020| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/xczg45yfh9.1

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Nick Cutler, Andrew Dugmore, Matthew Bolton, Samanth Engwell, Richard Streeter, Britta Jensen

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Geochemical analysis of tephra samples collected in Washington State in 2018. Thickness measurements of the tephra layer produced by the eruption of Mount St. Helens in May 1980.

Data for: How reliable are tephra layers as records of past eruptions? A calibration exercise

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