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Jack M. Saville

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3Publications signalées
9Citations signalées
6Affiliations récentes

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Meteorological Phenomena and SimulationsLandslides and related hazardsCryospheric studies and observationsMarine and coastal ecosystemsGroundwater and Isotope Geochemistry

Les publications récentes

Accès ouvert 2026 article OpenAlex

Electrospray-Orbitrap Analysis of Nitrate and Sulfate Isotopologues in Natural Samples: Performance and Constraints

Jack M. Saville, Julien Witwicky, Elsa Gautier, Alexis Lamothe et autres

Abstract Traditional isotope ratio mass spectrometers are not optimally designed to analyze nonvolatile molecular solutes such as oxyanions or organics. Necessary sample conversion steps, often demanding micromole-scale samples, break chemical bonds and limit oxyanion analyses to elemental isotope ratios. Recent studies enthusiastically …

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0 citations Analytical Chemistry
Accès ouvert 2022 article OpenAlex

Predicting Safe Regions Within Lava Flows Over Topography

Jack M. Saville, Edward M. Hinton, Herbert E. Huppert

Abstract We present a shallow, isothermal, Newtonian model for the transient interaction of lava flows with topography. Numerical integrations and simple mathematical approximations are deployed to quantify how topography controls lava thicknesses and flow speeds. Considering idealized topographic features, we show that …

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8 citations Journal of Geophysical Research Solid Earth
Accès ouvert 2022 preprint OpenAlex

Predicting Safe Regions within Lava Flows over Topography

Jack M. Saville, Edward M. Hinton, Herbert E. Huppert

We present a shallow, isothermal, Newtonian model for the transient interaction of lava flows with topography. Numerical integrations and simple mathematical approximations are deployed to quantify how topography controls lava thicknesses and flow speeds. Considering idealised topographic features, we show that modest …

1 citation arXiv (Cornell University)

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