Figure 7, Smid et al., 2026, Estimating eruptive volatile emissions and fluxes in the Auckland Volcanic Field, Aotearoa New Zealand, Journal of Applied Volcanology

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Authors: Elaine R. Smid
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Abstract

Figure 7. Time-averaged maximum daily SO2 fluxes, in kt/day, for the Auckland Volcanic Field DEVORA Eruption Scenarios. Fluxes from open-EVo models (orange), closed-Wadge models (blue), and eruptions worldwide (gray) are shown. The average daily flux of SO2 from anthropogenic sources in New Zealand (gray) is also plotted. Worldwide and anthropogenic data is sourced from (Caltabiano et al. (1994); Carn (2002); Christenson (2000); Kazahaya et al. (2004); Self et al. (2006); Burton et al. (2009); Gíslason et al. (2015); Schmidt et al. (2015); Harada et al. (2013); Ilyinskaya et al. (2017); Metcalfe et al. (2018); D’Aleo et al. (2019); Stewart et al. (2019); Kern et al. (2020); Burton et al. (2021); and Birnbaum (2023). Figure 7 in the journal article entitled, Estimating Eruptive Volatile Emissions and Fluxes in the Auckland Volcanic Field, Aotearoa New Zealand, submitted to the Journal of Applied Volcanology. Part of Elaine Smid's PhD thesis at the University of Auckland.

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Geological and Geochemical Analysis Geological and Geophysical Studies Atmospheric chemistry and aerosols

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Publication date
1 January 2026
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EN