Can humans able to predict volcanic?

Answer 1

volcanoes is the natural fenomenom most difficult to predict. That duty belong to the people at the seismic intitutions and seismic observatories. They are called geologists. Volcanologists monitor information from sensors near volcanoes to provide short-term forecasts of possible eruptions or changes in the course of existing eruptions. These sensors detect physical changes such as earthquake activity, shape of the volcano, and the release of volcanic gases.

Answer 2

people that check if volcanoes erupt are vulcanologists they check sulfur content increase in water and other substances if here is an increase in sulfur content that means that the volcanoe has a chance o erupt or to release lava flows.

Answer 3

Humans can not predict exactly when or where a volcano will erupt. Instead, scientists deal with probabilities. They deal within time frames and approximations. With volcanoes scientists use seismographs and tilt meters. When magma starts rising and earthquakes start happening, scientists start considering the probability of a volcano. At a certain point they start warning people to leave an area. Sometimes they wait too late and the volcano erupts before the scientists thought it would erupt. Sometimes the scientists thought the volcano would erupt and it calms down. Still, they frequently get it right.

Answer 4

Yes, scientists can predict volcanic eruptions by monitoring changes in seismic activity, gas emissions, ground deformation, and other warning signs. While it is not always possible to predict with absolute certainty, advancements in monitoring technology have improved our ability to forecast volcanic activity and provide warnings to at-risk populations.

Answer 5

People can predict if a volcano will erupt but not when it will erupt.

Answer 6

YES, BECAUSE if the valcano is sleep for a long time that's how you can tell its about to erupt.

Answer 7

I think that would a seismologist.