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Earthquake relocations and InSAR analysis following the June 12th 2011 eruption of Nabro volcano, Afar

Nabro volcano sits on the southern part of Danakil block to the east of the Afar depression, on the Arabian plate. On the 12th June 2011, Nabro volcano suddenly erupted after being inactive for 10,000 years. The eruption caused a 17-km-long lava flow, a 15-km-high ash...

High-resolution InSAR time series analysis following the 2011 eruption of Nabro Volcano, Eritrea: Implications for the mechanisms of post-eruptive subsidence

During continental rifting the majority of active volcanism typically becomes focused in a central rift axis. However, volcanic structures are also commonly found offset from the axis of spreading. Eruptions at such off-rift volcanoes are infrequent, and consequently the crustal processes ar...

Interplay of surface loading and glacial isostatic adjustment in Iceland

Iceland is a laboratory for studying the solid Earth response to changes in surface loading because of the underlying hot mantle and thin uppermost elastic layer (relating to mantle plume – oceanic ridge interaction), and rapid major ice mass and magma load changes. Glacial is...

The Afar triple junction accommodation zone from InSAR derived strain and seismicity

Strain and seismicity show us the mode by which deformation is accommodated in rifting continents. Here we present a combined analysis of InSAR derived strain maps and seismicity of the Afar triple junction from 2006 to 2010. Our analysis shows that that the plate spreading&#x...

The origin of strike-slip tectonics in continental rifts

Although continental rifts are zones of lithospheric extension, strike-slip tectonics is also accommodated within rifts and its origin remains controversial. Here we present a combined analysis of recent seismicity, InSAR and GPS derived strain maps to reveal that the plate motion in Af...

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