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17. Probabilistic hazard maps for operational use: the case of SO2 air pollution during the Holuhraun eruption (Bárðarbunga, Iceland) in 2014–2015 S. Barsotti
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29. In situ volcanic ash sampling and aerosol–gas analysis based on UAS technologies (AeroVolc) S. Thivet et al.
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34. Vascular plant species diversity of Mt. Etna (Sicily): endemicity, insularity and spatial patterns along the altitudinal gradient of the highest active volcano in Europe S. Sciandrello et al.
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