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Harry Pinkerton is affiliated with Lancaster University in the United Kingdom. Their academic profile indicates active engagement in scientific research under this institution.

No specific recent papers or frequent publication venues are listed for Harry Pinkerton, and there is no available information about co-authors or book publications.

Details about the main fields of study, subfields, and key topics of Harry Pinkerton's work are not provided in the available data.

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Best Publications

  • Methods of determining the rheological properties of magmas at sub-liquidus temperatures.

    H. Pinkerton;R.J. Stevenson

  • Repeated fracture and healing of silicic magma generate flow banding and earthquakes

    Hugh Tuffen;Donald B. Dingwell;Harry Pinkerton

  • Factors controlling the lengths of channel-fed lava flows

    Harry Pinkerton;Lionel Wilson

  • Formation of lava tubes and extensive flow field during the 1991–1993 eruption of Mount Etna

    Sonia Calvari;Harry Pinkerton

  • Field measurements of the rheology of lava

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  • The evolution of lava flow-fields: observations of the 1981 and 1983 eruptions of Mount Etna, Sicily

    J. E. Guest;C. R. J. Kilburn;H. Pinkerton;A. M. Duncan

  • The 1975 sub-terminal lavas, mount etna: a case history of the formation of a compound lava field

    H. Pinkerton;R.S.J. Sparks

  • Lava tube morphology on Etna and evidence for lava flow emplacement mechanisms

    Sonia Calvari;Harry Pinkerton

  • Rheological properties of basaltic lavas at sub-liquidus temperatures: laboratory and field-measurements on lavas from Mount Etna.

    Harry Pinkerton;Gill Norton

  • Classification and formation of lava levees on Mount Etna, Sicily

    R.S.J. Sparks;H. Pinkerton;G. Hulme

  • Physicochemical properties of alkali carbonatite lavas:Data from the 1988 eruption of Oldoinyo Lengai, Tanzania

    J. B. Dawson;H. Pinkerton;G. E. Norton;D. M. Pyle

  • Petrology and Geochemistry of Oldoinyo Lengai Lavas Extruded in November 1988: Magma Source, Ascent and Crystallization

    J. B. Dawson;H. Pinkerton;G. E. Norton;D. M. Pyle

  • Factors affecting the accuracy of thermal imaging cameras in volcanology

    M. Ball;Harry Pinkerton

  • Effusion rate estimations during the 1999 summit eruption on Mount Etna, and growth of two distinct lava flow fields

    Sonia Calvari;Marco Neri;Harry Pinkerton

  • The transport of xenoliths in magmas

    R.S.J. Sparks;H. Pinkerton;R. Macdonald

  • Effect of degassing on rheology of basaltic lava

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  • Petrogenetic Evolution of the Torfajökull Volcanic Complex, Iceland I. Relationship Between the Magma Types

    R. Macdonald;D. W. McGARVIE;H. Pinkerton;R. L. Smith

  • June 1993 eruption of Oldoinyo Lengai, Tanzania: Exceptionally viscous and large carbonatite lava flows and evidence for coexisting silicate and carbonate magmas.

    J. B. Dawson;H. Pinkerton;D. M. Pyle;C. Nyamweru

  • Surface temperature measurements of active lava flows on Kilauea volcano, Hawai'i

    Harry Pinkerton;Mike James;Alun Jones

  • Birth, growth and morphologic evolution of the 'Laghetto' cinder cone during the 2001 Etna eruption

    Sonia Calvari;Harry Pinkerton

  • Bubble coalescence in basaltic lava : its impact on the evolution of bubble populations.

    Richard A. Herd;Harry Pinkerton

  • Evolution of natrocarbonatite from a wollastonite nephelinite parent: Evidence from the June, 1993 eruption of Oldoinyo Lengai, Tanzania

    J. B. Dawson;D. M. Pyle;Harry Pinkerton

Frequent Co-Authors

Mike R. James
Mike R. James Lancaster University
Hugh Tuffen
Hugh Tuffen Lancaster University
Sonia Calvari
Sonia Calvari National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology
Lionel Wilson
Lionel Wilson Lancaster University
David M. Pyle
David M. Pyle University of Oxford
Katharine V. Cashman
Katharine V. Cashman University of Bristol
Susan C. Loughlin
Susan C. Loughlin British Geological Survey
Richard A. Herd
Richard A. Herd University of East Anglia
Ray Macdonald
Ray Macdonald Lancaster University
James W. Head
James W. Head Brown University

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