Central Mediterranean tephrochronology between 313 and 366 ka: New insights from the Fucino palaeolake sediment succession     

Niklas Leicher  Biagio Giaccio  Alison Pereira  Sebastien Nomade  Lorenzo Monaco  Giorgio Mannella  Paolo Galli  Edoardo Peronance  Danilo Mauro Palladino  Gianluca Sottili  Giovanni Zanchetta  Bernd Wagner 《Boreas: An International Journal of Quaternary Research》2023,52(2):240-271

Thirty-two tephra layers were identified in the time-interval 313–366 ka (Marine Isotope Stages 9–10) of the Quaternary lacustrine succession of the Fucino Basin, central Italy. Twenty-seven of these tephra layers yielded suitable geochemical material to explore their volcanic origins. Investigations also included the acquisition of geochemical data of some relevant, chronologically compatible proximal units from Italian volcanoes. The record contains tephra from some well-known eruptions and eruptive sequences of Roman and Roccamonfina volcanoes, such as the Magliano Romano Plinian Fall, the Orvieto–Bagnoregio Ignimbrite, the Lower White Trachytic Tuff and the Brown Leucitic Tuff. In addition, the record documents eruptions currently undescribed in proximal (i.e. near-vent) sections, suggesting a more complex history of the major eruptions of the Colli Albani, Sabatini, Vulsini and Roccamonfina volcanoes between 313 and 366 ka. Six of the investigated tephra layers were directly dated by single-crystal-fusion ⁴⁰Ar/³⁹Ar dating, providing the basis for a Bayesian age–depth model and a reassessment of the chronologies for both already known and dated eruptive units and for so far undated eruptions. The results provide a significant contribution for improving knowledge on the peri-Tyrrhenian explosive activity as well as for extending the Mediterranean tephrostratigraphical framework, which was previously based on limited proximal and distal archives for that time interval.  相似文献   

Seismic vulnerability assessment of urban environments in moderate-to-low seismic hazard regions using association rule learning and support vector machine methods   总被引：2，自引：2，他引：0  

Ismaël Riedel  Philippe Guéguen  Mauro Dalla Mura  Erwan Pathier  Thomas Leduc  Jocelyn Chanussot 《Natural Hazards》2015,76(2):1111-1141

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A method for the assessment of the influence of bedding on landslide abundance and types     

Michele Santangelo  Ivan Marchesini  Mauro Cardinali  Federica Fiorucci  Mauro Rossi  Francesco Bucci  Fausto Guzzetti 《Landslides》2015,12(2):295-309

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An assessment of recharge estimates from stream and well data and from a coupled surface-water/groundwater model for the des Anglais catchment,Quebec (Canada)     

Asma Chemingui  Mauro Sulis  Claudio Paniconi 《Hydrogeology Journal》2015,23(8):1731-1743

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Improving the Monitoring of the Status of the Environment Through Web Geo‐services: The Example of Large Structures Supervision     

Maria A. Brovelli  Gianluca Giori  Mauro Mussin  Marco Negretti 《Transactions in GIS》2011,15(2):173-188

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A multidisciplinary approach for rock spreading and block sliding investigation in the north-western coast of Malta   总被引：2，自引：0，他引：2  

Matteo Mantovani  Stefano Devoto  Emanuele Forte  Arianna Mocnik  Alessandro Pasuto  Daniela Piacentini  Mauro Soldati 《Landslides》2013,10(5):611-622

Landslides are widespread along the north-western coast of the Island of Malta and are strictly linked to the structural setting. Exemplary cases of rock spreading and block sliding phenomena characterise this stretch of coast. They are favoured by the overposition of two different geological units widely outcropping there, the Blue Clay Formation and the Upper Coralline Limestone Formation. The latter forms a wide plateau, bordered by vertical cliffs. At the foot of the cliffs, clayey terrains crop out and develop gentle slopes covered by large blocks detached and moved by rock spreading and block sliding phenomena. These mass movements are favoured by the fragile behaviour of limestones, which cap clays, otherwise characterised by visco-plastic properties. In order to investigate the kinematics and the evolution of these types of coastal landslides, a multidisciplinary and multitechnical approach was applied on a study site, named Il-Prajjet, which provides a spectacular case of rock spreading evolving into block sliding. This paper illustrates the results achieved by means of different engineering geological and geophysical techniques allied with traditional detailed geomorphological survey and mapping. In particular, the surface displacements of the landslides were determined using long-term GPS observations, acquired approximately every 6 months, over a 4.5-year period. A network of GPS benchmarks were distributed on the edge of a limestone plateau affected by rock spreading and on a series of displaced blocks making up a large block slide, finally enabling the definition of the state of activity and the rates of movement to be performed. In addition, the results deriving from two continuous fissurimeters more recently installed at the edge of two persistent joints over the block sliding area are outlined, with reference to the correlation between variations of crack apertures and precipitation input. In order to identify main structural discontinuities and to reconstruct variability of underground surface contact between clays and overlying limestones, Resistivity Tomography profiles and GPR investigations were carried out. Finally, the results obtained by combining the outputs of geophysical surveys and different field monitoring activities can be considered a first step on which numerical models can be developed and validated, in order to assess landslide hazard and risk of this stretch of Maltese coastline.  相似文献   

Modelling of fractured carbonate reservoirs: outline of a novel technique via a case study from the Molasse Basin, southern Bavaria, Germany     

Mauro Cacace  Guido Blöcher  Norihiro Watanabe  Inga Moeck  Nele Börsing  Magdalena Scheck-Wenderoth  Olaf Kolditz  Ernst Huenges 《Environmental Earth Sciences》2013,70(8):3585-3602

Fluid flow in low-permeable carbonate rocks depends on the density of fractures, their interconnectivity and on the formation of fault damage zones. The present-day stress field influences the aperture hence the transmissivity of fractures whereas paleostress fields are responsible for the formation of faults and fractures. In low-permeable reservoir rocks, fault zones belong to the major targets. Before drilling, an estimate for reservoir productivity of wells drilled into the damage zone of faults is therefore required. Due to limitations in available data, a characterization of such reservoirs usually relies on the use of numerical techniques. The requirements of these mathematical models encompass a full integration of the actual fault geometry, comprising the dimension of the fault damage zone and of the fault core, and the individual population with properties of fault zones in the hanging and foot wall and the host rock. The paper presents both the technical approach to develop such a model and the property definition of heterogeneous fault zones and host rock with respect to the current stress field. The case study describes a deep geothermal reservoir in the western central Molasse Basin in southern Bavaria, Germany. Results from numerical simulations indicate that the well productivity can be enhanced along compressional fault zones if the interconnectivity of fractures is lateral caused by crossing synthetic and antithetic fractures. The model allows a deeper understanding of production tests and reservoir properties of faulted rocks.  相似文献   

Ab initio quantum-mechanical study of the effects of the inclusion of iron on thermoelastic and thermodynamic properties of periclase (MgO)     

Isacco Scanavino  Roman Belousov  Mauro Prencipe 《Physics and Chemistry of Minerals》2012,39(8):649-663

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A Late Pleistocene transgression in Thailand: A marine molluscan fauna from Ban Praksa (Samut Prakan Province)     

Mauro Pietro Negri 《Journal of Asian Earth Sciences》2012,43(1):145-149

A Late Pleistocene molluscan fauna sampled at Ban Praksa, near the Chao Phraya River mouth (Lower Central Plain of Bangkok, Thailand) is herein analyzed and paleoecologically characterized, revealing a shallow infralittoral, coarse/hard-bottomed environment. The comparison of the Ban Praksa association with several coeval ones recovered from Phra Pradaeng Formation seems to be evidence of a 10,000 year hiatus between two separate groups of marine faunas, possibly belonging to different interstadial transgressive peaks that occurred during the long-term sea-level regression following the Last Interglacial.  相似文献   

Crystal fractionation,magma step ascent,and syn-eruptive mingling: the Averno 2 eruption (Phlegraean Fields,Italy)     

Céline Fourmentraux  Nicole Métrich  Antonella Bertagnini  Mauro Rosi 《Contributions to Mineralogy and Petrology》2012,163(6):1121-1137

The 3.7 ka year-old Averno 2 eruption is one of the rare eruptions to have occurred in the northwest sector of the Phlegraean Fields caldera (PFc) over the past 5 ka. We focus here on the fallout deposits of the pyroclastic succession emplaced during this eruption. We present major and trace element data on the bulk pumices, along with major and volatile element data on clinopyroxene-hosted melt inclusions, in order to assess the conditions of storage, ascent, and eruption of the feeding trachytic magma. Crystal fractionation accounts for the evolution from trachyte to alkali-trachyte magmas; these were intimately mingled (at the micrometer scale) during the climactic phase of the eruption. The Averno 2 alkali trachyte represents one of the most evolved magmas erupted within the Phlegraean Fields area and belongs to the series of differentiated trachytic magmas erupted at different locations 5 ka ago. Melt inclusions record significant variations in H₂O (from 0.4 to 5 wt%), S (from 0.01 to 0.06 wt%), Cl (from 0.75 up to 1 wt%), and F (from 0.20 to >0.50 wt%) during both magma crystallization and degassing. Unlike the eruptions occurring in the central part of the PFc, deep-derived input(s) of gas and/or magma are not required to explain the composition of melt inclusions and the mineralogy of Averno 2 pumices. Compositional data on bulk pumices, glassy matrices, and melt inclusions suggest that the Averno 2 eruption mainly resulted from successive extrusions of independent magma batches probably emplaced at depths of 2–4 km along regional fractures bordering the Neapolitan Yellow Tuff caldera.  相似文献