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Application of the similarity theory principles and dimentional analysis, supplemented by some orinal approaches,
suggests the way to achieve following goals which are significant for understanding and modelling of the
volcanic process.
1. To introduce and to define more exactly the formal classification of volcanic eruption types in the same way as
it is done for the flow regimes in terms of dimensionless numbers in fluid mechanics.
2. To avoid the necessity of knowing the exact values of physical parameters which are hard or even impossible
to measure (viscosity, the conduit size etc.) in modelling the volcanic processes. Instead the few number of
nondimentional similarity criteria, specific to volcanology, is suggested to be used. The quanities of similarity
criteria could be estimated according to observable qualitative characteristics of the process regime to be
modelled.
3. To bring the variety of existing mathematical and physical models of volcanic eruptions to a uniform system. It
allows to compare different models and, mostly important, to outline their applicability limits.
Biography
Sergey Samoylenko has completed his PhD from Yeungnam University (South Korea). He is the senior researcher at Institute of Volcanology and Seismology FEB
RAS, Kamchatka, Russia, studying the active volcanism and the dynamics of volcanic eruption. He has published more than 10 papers in reputed journals and has
been serving as an Editorial Board Member of repute.
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