UPNA's Geothermal Tech Converts Volcanic Heat into Power, Innovation in Monitoring Precision

Rahul Somvanshi

Rahul Somvanshi

UPNA's innovative technology uses volcanic heat to generate power in the harsh Antarctic environment.

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On Deception Island, UPNA's creative geothermal generator is now in use.

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With only 30% of the world's active volcanoes under observation, UPNA's technology seeks to improve safety on a worldwide scale.

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Monitoring methods are revolutionised by UPNA's thermoelectric modules, which transform geothermal energy into electricity.

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Improved forecasts of volcanic eruptions are anticipated by Astrain's study, potentially saving millions of lives.

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UPNA's technique might be used to volcanoes globally, enhancing the prediction of eruptions, through yearly testing conducted in Antarctica.

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The technique is a solid choice for remote volcano monitoring due to its dependability and small size.

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The strategy used by UPNA has the potential to change how civilizations handle and react to volcanic hazards.

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