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Table 1 Climatic and tephra characteristics of each case study (Peel et al. 2007; Reckziegel et al. 2016; Villarosa et al. 2016; Romero et al. 2016; van Eaton et al. 2016). CfB and CsB are codes within the Köppen–Geiger climate classification system

From: Tephra clean-up after the 2015 eruption of Calbuco volcano, Chile: a quantitative geospatial assessment in four communities

Characteristic

Ensenada, Chile

Villa La Angostura, Argentina

San Martín de los Andes, Argentina

Junín de los Andes, Argentina

Köppen-Geiger climate classification

CfB: Warm summers and no dry season

CfB: Warm summers and no dry season

CsB: dry and warm summers

CsB: dry and warm summers

Distance from Calbuco (km)

13

100

170

200

Measured tephra thickness (cm)

11–17 near village centre, 1–35 in surrounding inhabited areas

0.2–0.3

0.5–3

0.9–3+

Isopach thickness (cm, interpolated from Fig. 1)

10–20 near village centre, 0.1–55 in surrounding inhabited areas

1–2

2–3

3+

Grain size φ

Polymodal, identified modes: − 2 (4 mm), − 1 (2 mm), 0 (1 mm)

Bimodal, identified modes: 3 (0.1 mm), 5 (0.02 mm)

Bimodal, identified modes: 4 (0.06 mm), 5 (0.02)

Bimodal, identified modes: 4 (0.06 mm), 5 (0.02 mm)