Using MOLASSES, A Lava Flow Simulation Code, to Interpret the Morphology of Volcanoes: Example of Olympus Mons (Mars)

Charles Connor; Laura Connor; J A Richardson; Elisabeth Gallant; Diana Miller

Using MOLASSES, A Lava Flow Simulation Code, to Interpret the Morphology of Volcanoes: Example of Olympus Mons (Mars)

Charles Connor, Laura Connor, J A Richardson, Elisabeth Gallant, Diana Miller

School of Geosciences

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MOLASSES is a new lava flow simulator that helps infer eruptive processes from the topography of remotely observed volcano landforms, like Olympus Mons volcano.

Original language	American English
Journal	49th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference 2018
State	Published - Mar 20 2018

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Physical Sciences and Mathematics
Volcanology

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Using MOLASSES, A Lava Flow Simulation Code, to Interpret the Morphology of Volcanoes: Example of Olympus Mons (Mars)

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