Mount Tambora, Indonesia

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Mount Tambora, located in Indonesia's archipelago, experienced the largest eruption ever recorded on April 10, 1815. It ejected approximately 160 km3 of debris, which subsequently altered global climate and caused 1816 to be known as the "Year Without a Summer," significantly impacting North American and European climates. An estimated 71,000 people died due to this eruption, with 11,000-12,000 of them directly related to the event itself. The model provided has two versions: VE1 at a high elevation of 2850 meters and VE2 at a low elevation of -10 meters. Its area spans 808 km2 and was generated using a program still under development, utilizing data from GMRT (http://www.marine-geo.org/portals/gmrt/) and GeoMapApp's interface (http://www.geomapapp.org).