1999–2005, studied with radar altimetry
ABSTRACT. The Katla caldera is located under the My´rdalsjökull ice cap and is one of the most hazardous volcanoes in Iceland due to major jökulhlaups that accompany eruptions. Subglacial geothermal activity is manifested in several 10–50 m deep depressions (ice cauldrons) within and at the caldera...
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