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5.4.5 Probability of exceedance and accumulation rate ............................................ 87
5.5 Towards an integration of the three explosive eruptive scenarios ............................. 93
6 Main conclusions and next steps
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on the
Reykjanes Peninsula (boxes B-F). .................................................................... 81
Table A.3. Fault parameters for mapped fault segments and clusters in the Hengill
area and the South Iceland seismic zone (boxes G-I). ..................................... 82
Table A.4. Fault parameters for mapped fault segments on the Hestvatn fault (J-21)
(box N
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). The ice caps are Eyjafjallajo¨kull (ca. 81 km2),
Tindfjallajo¨kull (ca. 15 km2) and Torfajo¨kull (ca. 14 km2). The DEMs were
compiled using aerial photographs from 1979 to 1984, airborne Synthetic
Aperture Radar (SAR) images obtained in 1998 and two image pairs from the
SPOT 5 satellite’s high-resolution stereoscopic (HRS) instrument acquired in
2004. The ice-free part of the accurate DEM from 1998
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Malekinezhad, H., Nachtnebel, H.P. & Klik, A. (2011a). Comparing
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or no
effect on them (Kirby, 2004). Among some Germans interviewees, climate change
also had “a lower cognitive presence”, being overshadowed by other events which
are more directly experienced and important to everyday life (Ho¨hle, 2002, p. 117).
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Elicitations of views on climate change relying on past events as analogues
for future
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