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W. Pérez A. Freundt S. Kutterolf H.-U. Schmincke 《Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research》2009,179(3-4):191-205
The Masaya Caldera Complex has been the site of three highly explosive basaltic eruptions within the last six thousand years. A Plinian eruption ca. 2 ka ago formed the widespread deposits of the Masaya Triple Layer. We distinguish two facies within the Masaya Triple Layer from each other: La Concepción facies to the south and Managua facies to the northwest. These two facies were previously treated as two separated deposits (La Concepción Tephra and the Masaya Triple Layer of Pérez and Freundt, 2006) because of their distinct regional distribution and internal architectures. However, chemical compositions of bulk rock, matrix and inclusion glasses and mineral phases demonstrate that they are the product of a single basaltic magma batch. Additionally, a marker bed containing fluidal-shaped vesicular lapilli allowed us to make a plausible correlation between the two facies, also supported by consistent lateral changes in lithologic structure and composition, thickness and grain size.We distinguish 10 main subunits of the Masaya Triple Layer (I to X), with bulk volumes ranging between 0.02 and 0.22 km3, adding up to 0.86 km3 (0.4 km3 DRE) for the entire deposit. Distal deposits identified in two cores drilled offshore Nicaragua, at a distance of ～ 170 km from the Masaya Caldera Complex, increase the total tephra volume to 3.4 km3 or ～ 1.8 km3 DRE of erupted basaltic magma.Isopleth data of five major fallout subunits indicate mass discharges of 106 to 108 kg/s and eruption columns of 21 to 32 km height, affected by wind speeds of < 2 m/s to ～ 20 m/s which increased during the course of the multi-episodic eruption. Magmatic Plinian events alternated with phreatoplinian eruptions and phreatomagmatic explosions generating surges that typically preceded breaks in activity. While single eruptive episodes lasted for few hours, the entire eruption probable lasted weeks to months. This is indicated by changes in atmospheric conditions and ash-layer surfaces that had become modified during the breaks in activity. The Masaya Triple Layer has allowed to reconstruct in detail how a basaltic Plinian eruption develops in terms of duration, episodicity, and variable access of external water to the conduit, with implications for volcanic hazard assessment. 相似文献
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R. Werner H. -U. Schmincke G. Sigvaldason 《International Journal of Earth Sciences》1996,85(2):390-397
We present a new model for the evolution of volcanic table mountains, based on volcanological and petrological studies of Herdubreid/Herdubreidartögl, an upper Pleistocene volcanic complex within the active Icelandic rift zone. The evolution of these table mountains is highly complex and influenced substantially by different eruptive environments as well as changing magma sources and volcanic and magmatic processes. Whereas current models imply entirely subglacial conditions and continuous compositional (“monogenetic”) evolution for these volcanoes, we subdivide their evolution into four eruptive periods characterized by different environments: (a) Subaerial lava flows erupted during an interglacial period. (b) Lavas and voluminous hydroclastic deposits formed in a lake during a waning period of the last glaciation. (c) Subglacial eruptions during thickening of the ice sheet as a result of a climatic deterioration built pillow lava piles overlain by steep-sided complexes of hydroclastic deposits. These deposits differ from those of the second eruptive period in structure, texture, and degree of alteration. Subaerial lava flows and agglutinates covered these deposits after buildup above the ice sheet. (d) Subaerial lava flows and fallout deposits during a postglacial period. The detailed analysis of volcanic table mountains appears to be a very sensitive indicator of climatic fluctuations. Although most deposits of the studied volcanoes were formed during the waning period of the last glaciation, the subglacial deposits in the upper part of the volcanic complex reflect a temporary, but major, thickening of the ice sheet. 相似文献
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G. Feraud J. Gastaud H. U. Schmincke G. Pritchard J. Lietz U. Bleil 《Bulletin of Volcanology》1981,44(3):359-375
K/Ar-determinations, major and trace element chemical analyses and magnetic data are reported for rocks from Santa Maria (Azores), Madeira and Porto Santo, and Gran Canaria. Based on these data, the age of the basement of Santa Maria is believed to have formed between about 5.2. and 4.6 m.y.; the unconformably overlying pillow complex interbedded with fossiliferous calcarenites about 3.8 to 3.3 m.y. with the capping subaerial basalt being part of the same magmatic phase. The major erosional phase levelling the basement is thus approximately synchronous with the major Pliocene regression (R2) on Gran Canaria (Lietz andSchmincke, 1975), possibly indicating a widespread eustatic event. The upper part of the submarine, partly fossiliferous series of Porto Santo was dated as ca. 12 to 13 m.y., and the Quaternary age for the major basalt formation in Eastern Madeira (Watkins andAbdel Monem, 1971) is confirmed. The ages of several formations on Gran Canaria were slightly revised. Chemical differences between basement (shield) and later posterosional series on Gran Canaria are re-emphasized by the new data, while such differences are much less pronounced between the basement and younger series on Santa Maria. 相似文献
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The Pliocene Roque Nublo Series, the second of three major magmatic series on Gran Canaria (Canary Islands), consists of a lower sequence (200 m) of alkalic lavas (basanite to phonolite) and a thicker upper section (600 m) of interlayered lava and widespread breccia sheets: encompassing pyroclastic flow deposits, lahars and reworked epiclastic rocks. Components in the poorly sorted block — and ash — flow deposits are (unwelded) pumice, rock fragments, crystals, glass shards and, locally, bread-crust bombs. Some flow units are graded with fine-grained basal zones and lithic-rich lower and pumice-rich upper parts. Some have strongly grooved the underlying rocks, directions of these striations being independent of preexisting topography and are constant in direction for more than 5 km. The flows are thought to have been emplaced below minimum welding temperatures by collapse of eruption columns. They are similar in many respects to coarse-grained pyroclastic flow deposits found in andesite volcanoes. Glass of tephritic to phonolitic composition of clasts of the breccias is generally altered to «palagonite» and is partly replaced by clay minerals and zeolites (mainly chabazite and phillipsite). Palagonitization was a low temperature diagenetic process, resulting in the hydration of glass accompanied and followed by precipitation of zeolites and clay minerals. Electron-microprobe data suggest the following decreasing order of mobility of selected elements during palagonitization: Na, K, Al, Si, Ca, Mg, and Fe; Ti was assumed to be inert. 相似文献
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H. U. Schmincke 《Bulletin of Volcanology》1969,33(4):1199-1219
The Miocene sequence of felsic extrusive rocks of about 1000 m total thickness on Gran Canaria is divided into three units:
- A lower unit of trachytic rhyolites (lavas, composite flows, ignimbrites) characterized by a phenocryst assemblage of anorthoclase (Or15–20, wt%), clinopyroxene, hypersthene (amphibole substituted for both in ignimbrites), and Fe/Ti-oxides. The commonest groundmass minerals are anorthoclase and alkali-amphibole, with minor quartz and aegirine.
- A middle unit of comenditic and pantelleritic ignimbrites characterized by anorthoclase (Or20–32) and amphibole. Phenocryst minerals restricted to individual flows are Fe/Ti-oxides (several comendites), clinopyroxene, biotite, and sphene. The commonest groundmass minerals are anorthoclase and Tiaegirine, with lesser katophorite, arfvedsonite and quartz.
- An upper unit of trachvtic and phonolitic ignimbites and lava flows (normative ne rarety exceeding 10%) with nepheline phonolite lava flows becoming increasingly abundant upwards. The ignimbrites have mostly anorthoclase (Or30-04), and biotite, with rarer Fe/Ti-oxides, hornblende, and clinopyroxene. The commonest groundmass minerals are anorthoclase, aegirine, and alkali-amphiboles, and in some flows nepheline.