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Within Turkey there is a potentially ongoing magmatic intrusion (presumably at a depth of >5 km). However, the datasets shown above are absurdly noisy. Despite the noise given off by elevation, there is most likely a 1.5 cm uplift signal during the last 5 months.

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So,,, should the peoples of Turkey be worried? I think I am, and I’m from down under.

geologyhub

The last time Ararat erupted in 1840, it triggered a lahar which killed >1,000. I do not even know if my data is correct (currently trying to adjust my algorithms to account for topography), so for now I am assuming that there isn’t any uplift. And if there was uplift, it appears to be deep and broad (much like seen at 3 sisters volcano in Oregon). In other words, I am not too worried.