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 News From the Field Santorini: The Ground Is Moving Again in Paradise

March 13, 2012
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Santorini, a tourist magnet famous for its breathtaking cliffs and sunsets, sits atop an active volcano. That caldera is awake after more than 60 years of activity and deforming at levels never seen before. Georgia Tech's Andrew Newman has more than 20 GPS stations on the island and is keeping a close eye on a potential eruption.
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Source Georgia Institute of Technology
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