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This research aims to improve volcano eruption predictions by measuring stress in surrounding rocks using seismic anisotropy. The study will utilize advanced modeling techniques to analyze magma movement and its effects on seismic activity at various volcanoes.
Magma movement in the crust at active volcanoes will exert a stress on the surrounding country rock that may or may not be manifest as observable strain (ground deformation) or seismicity (earthquakes).
Detecting and understanding this stress is a key to predicting if and when a volcano will erupt.
The measurement of seismic anisotropy (the variation of seismic wave speed with direction) using the method of shear wave splitting (SWS) has been used to monitor variations in stress in industry but…
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