Identification Characteristic Dispersion of Volcanic Ash Using PUFF Model with Weather Radar on Eruption of Mt. Rinjani August 2016

Kharisma, Sulton; Suyatim, Suyatim; Wardoyo, Eko; Ninggar, Regina Dara

doi:10.18517/ijaseit.8.2.4219

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“…The volcanic ash particles were mainly fine ash, but there were also coarse ash with particle sizes of 64 μm to 532 μm. There were two directions of volcanic ash particles dispersion, the lower layer was dominated by heading to the east while the upper layer was moving to the west [14]. Injections of particulate matter originated from the Mount Rinjani eruption reached Ngurah Rai and Negara stations.…”

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confidence: 99%