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Research on artificial volcanoes for geoengineering focuses on methods like stratospheric aerosol injection, where particles such as sulfur or titanium dioxide are sprayed into the stratosphere to enhance solar radiation reflection. The SPICE project, which is related to this field, has limited published materials available through traditional academic search engines like Google Scholar. Alternative research avenues include using specific search terms in Google, such as "SPICE project" and "SPICE team," or exploring Google Books for relevant literature. The discussions also highlight the importance of understanding both atmospheric and geological effects in the context of artificial volcano research.
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I'm looking for good research papers on artificial volcanos for geoengineering
I'm looking for good research papers on artificial volcanos for geonegineering. I've tried google scholar but can't seem to find any papers on them. I've heard of the SPICE project but can't find any related publications.
 
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