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Sulphur emissions to the stratosphere from explosive volcanic eruptions

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Two methods were used to quantify the flux of volcanic sulphur (as the equivalent mass of SO2) to the stratosphere over different timescales during the Holocene. A combination of satellite-based measurements of sulphur yields from recent explosive volcanic eruptions with an appropriate rate of explosive volcanism for the past 200 years constrains the medium-term (≃102 years) flux of volcanic sulphur to the stratosphere to be ≃ 1 Mt a-1, with lower and upper bounds of 0.3 and 3 Mt a-1. The sho...

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10.1007/s004450050119

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Institution:
University of Oxford
Division:
MPLS
Department:
Earth Sciences
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Author
Journal:
BULLETIN OF VOLCANOLOGY
Volume:
57
Issue:
8
Pages:
663-671
Publication date:
1996-07-01
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EISSN:
1432-0819
ISSN:
0258-8900
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pubs:165079
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uuid:c8a9cdec-76de-43dc-8d09-dfae89f4f483
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pubs:165079
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165079
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2012-12-19

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