Add to ORKGThe preservation of thin (<300 mm thick) tephra falls was investigated at four sites in Papua New Guinea (PNG), Alaska and Washington, USA. Measurements of the variations in the thickness of: (i) Tibito Tephra 150 km downwind from the source, Long Island (PNG) erupted mid-seventeenth century; (ii) St Helens W tephra (erupted 1479–80 A.D.) on the slopes of the adjacent Mt. Rainier in Washington State; (iii) Novarupta (1912) tephra preserved on Kodiak Island (Alaska, USA); and (iv) an experimentally placed tephra at a site near Mt. Hagen (PNG) allow tentative conclusions to be drawn about the relative importance to tephra preservation of slope gradients, vegetation cover and soil faunal activity. Results for the experimental tephra suggest th...
Financial support was provided by the National Science Foundation of America through grant 1202692 ‘...
The factors that influence tephra layer taphonomy are poorly understood, but vegetation cover is lik...
© 2016 Elsevier Ltd. High-resolution palaeoecological analyses (stratigraphy, tephra geochemistry, r...
Abstract The preservation of thin (<300 mm thick) tephra falls was investigated at four sites in Pap...
Financial support was provided by the National Science Foundation of America through grant 1202692 ‘...
The research was funded by a grant from the National Science Foundation to AJD (award number 1249313...
Our aim is to understand the significance of slope position, slope angle and the interplay between s...
Financial support for this work was provided by NERC Doctoral Training Partnership Ph.D. studentship...
The eruption of Novarupta within the Katmai Volcanic Cluster, south-west Alaska, in June 1912 was th...
The overall aim of this thesis is to assess the use of tephra layer morphology to infer surface qual...
We explore developments in tephra science that consider more than chronology, using case studies of ...
Financial support was provided by the National Science Foundation of America through grant 1202692 ‘...
The factors that influence tephra layer taphonomy are poorly understood, but vegetation cover is lik...
© 2016 Elsevier Ltd. High-resolution palaeoecological analyses (stratigraphy, tephra geochemistry, r...
Abstract The preservation of thin (<300 mm thick) tephra falls was investigated at four sites in Pap...
Financial support was provided by the National Science Foundation of America through grant 1202692 ‘...
The research was funded by a grant from the National Science Foundation to AJD (award number 1249313...
Our aim is to understand the significance of slope position, slope angle and the interplay between s...
Financial support for this work was provided by NERC Doctoral Training Partnership Ph.D. studentship...
The eruption of Novarupta within the Katmai Volcanic Cluster, south-west Alaska, in June 1912 was th...
The overall aim of this thesis is to assess the use of tephra layer morphology to infer surface qual...
We explore developments in tephra science that consider more than chronology, using case studies of ...
Financial support was provided by the National Science Foundation of America through grant 1202692 ‘...
The factors that influence tephra layer taphonomy are poorly understood, but vegetation cover is lik...
© 2016 Elsevier Ltd. High-resolution palaeoecological analyses (stratigraphy, tephra geochemistry, r...