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Volcanology

a ring-shaped, dilute cloud of gas and debris that moves outward at high speed from the base of an explosive eruption column.

In volcanology, base surge refers to a ring-shaped, dilute cloud of gas and debris that moves outward at high speed from the base of an explosive eruption column. This meaning comes from Moore (1967) in Bulletin Volcanologique.[1]

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References

Moore, J. G. (1967). Base surge in recent volcanic eruptions. Bulletin Volcanologique, 30(1), 337-363. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf02597678

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