Titlebook: Volcanic Lakes; Dmitri Rouwet,Bruce Christenson,Jean Vandemeulebro Book 2015 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2015 Active crater lakes.Ge

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書目名稱Volcanic Lakes影響因子(影響力)




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Volcano-Hydrologic Hazards from Volcanic Lakes,esult of eruptive activity, their boundaries and dimensions shifting in response to renewed activity and modification by background processes of erosion, sedimentation and tectonism. Such water bodies are a potent source of a wide range of complex and inter-related hydrologic hazards owing to their

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Mechanisms of Crater Lake Breaching Eruptions, a crater lake context. Examples of known crater lake systems for the different eruption types are provided. Besides the direct injection of a fresh magma into a crater lake, leading to phreatomagmatic activity, a crater lake is a strong condensing medium, sensitive to sudden pressure changes when i

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Hyperacidic Volcanic Lakes, Metal Sinks and Magmatic Gas Expansion in Arc Volcanoes,acidity are sustained by the capture of heat and SO. (and HCl) and a suite of metals and metalloids, including Cu, Fe, As, Au, Bi, Se, Te, and Sb, from the magmatic gas. These lakes, together with high temperature fumaroles, therefore provide clues about the physics and chemistry of high temperature

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Isotope Fractionation and HCl Partitioning During Evaporative Degassing from Active Crater Lakes,tion from active crater lakes. We will give qualitative insights (lake water chemical—Cl content, and isotopic composition) rather than quantify evaporation fluxes from lakes. A major problem is that, with the current methods, we are only able to sample the lake water, while the input fluid rising i

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,Degassing Activity of a Volcanic Crater Lake: Volcanic Plume Measurements at the Yudamari?Crater Lalake surface (lake gas) were quantified by volcanic plume measurements using a Multi-GAS and alkaline-filter techniques at the Yudamari crater lake, Aso volcano, Japan. Compositions of the lake gases were quite variable and are clearly different from the gases from adjacent fumaroles. Differentiatio