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the top to the right. The shape of the area distribution curve near the lower left corner will be
less well know and a sometimes a rough estimate based on available
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obscure observations incl. radar.
Interaction with wind is poorly understood hard to extract a
meaningful top height.
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Plume height during eruption
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and top–down governance.
Finally, this research shows that in a basin where one type
of extreme is dominant—like droughts in the Alentejo
(Portugal) and floods in Rivierenland (Netherlands)—the
potential impacts of other extremes are somehow ignored
or not perceived with the urgency they might deserve.
Keywords Standardized comparative analysis
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water.
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variability on shorter time-scales (mainly the diurnal cycle and atmospheric tides) is eliminated
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and water, „we are the only country with
the word „ice“ in its name. I welcome you all, in particular those who have
come from abroad. I hope you have a nice time here in Iceland. I hope you will
feel the warmth here – even though there is little or no volcanic activity
going on as we speak, and even though we worry about a warming world. There is
good warmth and there is bad warmth“ Mr
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Email: SR: sahar@hi.is, BH: skykkur@hi.is
In earthquake engineering the estimation of the impact of subsoil characteristics on site effects, and
modeling the distribution of ground motion amplitudes are known as key elements in accurate seismic
hazard assessment programs. Recently, the deployment of Icelandic strong-motion arrays, ICEARRAY
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