Volcanoes of America

Volcanoes of America explores the geological forces that have shaped the American landscape, focusing on the science, history, and potential hazards of volcanism. Understanding these fiery giants is vital for anyone interested in Earth sciences, natural disaster preparedness, or the geological history of the United States. The book highlights iconic volcanic sites, such as Mount St. Helens and the Yellowstone supervolcano, emphasizing the importance of grasping the interplay between geological forces and human activities for mitigating volcanic hazards.

The book begins with an introduction to volcanology, covering magma formation, eruption styles, and volcano types. It then embarks on a regional journey, spotlighting significant volcanic areas across the United States. Scientific data from geological surveys and historical records is examined, offering a holistic understanding of volcanic systems.

The book culminates in a discussion of volcanic hazard assessment, risk mitigation strategies, and ongoing research, providing readers with the knowledge to understand volcanic processes and assess risks.

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Volcanoes of America

Volcanoes of America explores the geological forces that have shaped the American landscape, focusing on the science, history, and potential hazards of volcanism. Understanding these fiery giants is vital for anyone interested in Earth sciences, natural disaster preparedness, or the geological history of the United States. The book highlights iconic volcanic sites, such as Mount St. Helens and the Yellowstone supervolcano, emphasizing the importance of grasping the interplay between geological forces and human activities for mitigating volcanic hazards.

The book begins with an introduction to volcanology, covering magma formation, eruption styles, and volcano types. It then embarks on a regional journey, spotlighting significant volcanic areas across the United States. Scientific data from geological surveys and historical records is examined, offering a holistic understanding of volcanic systems.

The book culminates in a discussion of volcanic hazard assessment, risk mitigation strategies, and ongoing research, providing readers with the knowledge to understand volcanic processes and assess risks.

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Volcanoes of America

Volcanoes of America

Volcanoes of America

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Volcanoes of America explores the geological forces that have shaped the American landscape, focusing on the science, history, and potential hazards of volcanism. Understanding these fiery giants is vital for anyone interested in Earth sciences, natural disaster preparedness, or the geological history of the United States. The book highlights iconic volcanic sites, such as Mount St. Helens and the Yellowstone supervolcano, emphasizing the importance of grasping the interplay between geological forces and human activities for mitigating volcanic hazards.

The book begins with an introduction to volcanology, covering magma formation, eruption styles, and volcano types. It then embarks on a regional journey, spotlighting significant volcanic areas across the United States. Scientific data from geological surveys and historical records is examined, offering a holistic understanding of volcanic systems.

The book culminates in a discussion of volcanic hazard assessment, risk mitigation strategies, and ongoing research, providing readers with the knowledge to understand volcanic processes and assess risks.


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9788233984052
Publisher: Publifye
Publication date: 02/12/2025
Sold by: StreetLib SRL
Format: eBook
Pages: 74
File size: 610 KB
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