elutriation of fines from dome-collapse pyroclastic flows. Vulcanian explosions produced more fallout tephra in about five weeks in 1997 than did dome collapses in about one year from June 1996 to June 1997 (Bonadonna et al. 2002). However, the ash associated with dome-collapse pyroclastic flows seems to be more hazardous to health than Vulcanian tephra, as it contains more crystalline silica and is very fine-grained (Baxter et a/. 1999; Moore et al. 2002). Furthermore, large dome collapses also occurred once dome
That device is the sphygmomanometer, which is used to measure blood pressure. The sphygmomanometer has been in wide use since the early 20th century, and consists of a cuff placed around the arm, as well as a device to measure the pressure at which blood flows freely, and the pressure at which blood flow is restricted.he sphygmomanometer has been in wide use since the early 20th century, and consists of a cuff placed around the arm, as well as a device to measure the pressure at which blood flows freely, and the pressure at which blood flow is restricted.
Magnetometers are devices that measure magnetic fields. A magnetometer is an instrument with a sensor that measures magnetic flux density B (in units of Tesla or As/ m2). Magnetometers refer to sensors used for sensing magnetic fields OR to systems which measure magnetic field using one or more sensors.Since magnetic flux density in air is directly proportional to magnetic field strength, a magnetometer is capable of detecting fluctuations in the Earth's field.n example is a fluxgate magnetometer that can measure the strength of any component of the Earthâs field by orienting the sensor in the direction of the desired component. â¢ Scalar magnetometers that measure only the magnitude of the vector passing through the sensor regardless of the direction.