Active volcanoes show characteristic signs, such as ground movement, sounds, heat and ejected material. Each of these signs is a result of fluid motion in volcanic conduits. Here we present recent research on the links between magma flow and geophysical signals, and suggest future directions for the advancement of eruption forecasting.

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