Lava Texture Classification as a Function of Scale for RMS Height and Area Ratio Methods
Mallonee HC, Kobs Nawotniak SE, McGregor M, Hughes SS, Neish CD, Downs M, Delparte D, Lim DS, Heldmann J. 2017. Lava Texture Classification as a Function of Scale for RMS Height and Area Ratio Methods. In Lunar and Planetary Science Conference XLVIII (2017). Woodlands, Texas. March 20-24, 2017. Lunar and Planetary Institute
Mapping lava flow textures to understanding the eruptive history of a basaltic volcanic field. This study examines the impact of data resolution on ability to differentiate lava flow textures using root-meansquare (RMS) height and Area Ratio methods.
- Type
- Conference Proceeding Paper
- Authors
- Mallonee, H; Kobs Nawotniak, S; McGregor, M; Hughes, S; Neish, C; Downs, M; Delparte, D; Lim, D; Heldmann, J
- Units
- CRMO
- Keywords
- data resolution, eruptive history, flow morphology, lava flow texture, Mapping, root-mean-square height and area ratio methods, shear strain, surface disruption, viscosity