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Fig. 1. (A) Fragment of elevation map of Java. The volcanic arc is located in the southern part of the island
Fig. 2. Stratigraphy column and temperature-pressure gradient in BJP1 well. Note that based on the data available there is no evidence that thedeepermost limestone formation was penetrated in the BJP1 well
Fig. 4. Satellite image of the area around LUSI before the eruption. Blue stars indicate the locations of the seepages and eruption sites observed duringthe first week since the 29th of May
Fig. 5. Monitoring performed at the LUSI site. Periods of stronger eruption coincide with recorded peaks in H2epicentre within 300 km from LUSI (Source USGS)
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