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Yasuo Miyabuchi Shin-ichiro Ikebe Kazunori Watanabe 《Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research》2008
The active crater of Nakadake at Aso Volcano, southwestern Japan, has been occupied by a lake during its dormant periods. Multiple ash emissions were observed from the crater lake between July 2003 and August 2005. The largest events occurred on 10 July 2003 and 14 January 2004. On 10 July 2003, ash (41 tons) was dispersed throughout an area extending 14 km east-northeast of the vent, and on 14 January 2004 ash (32 tons) extended 8 km to the east-southeast. Thereafter, small ash emissions were frequent at the crater lake, in which the water level fell considerably from April to August 2005. During this period major ash emitting events, producing mostly white aggregated ash, occurred on June 10–12, June 21 (4.2 tons) and July 25 (1.2 tons). Ash emissions at the Nakadake crater in 2003–2005 were classified into three types: gentle release of white aggregated ash from fumaroles inside the crater lake (e.g. daytime of 14 April, 10–12 June and 25 July 2005); emission of black ash from an almost dried-up vent (21 June 2005); and short-time (ca. 20 s) small-explosion-triggered gas-and-ash emission through the crater lake (10 July 2003, 14 January 2004 and 14 April 20h41m 2005). All products from these ash emissions consisted of fine-grained (< 1 mm) glass shards, crystals and lithic fragments, and contained neither lapilli nor blocks. Although the glass shards show varying degrees of crystallization and alteration, clear glass shards, which appear fresh, are probably juvenile materials. These observations suggest that the 2003–2005 ash emissions from the crater lake of Nakadake Volcano are related to newly ascending magma. 相似文献
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Motohiko Kashima Shin-Ichi Ito Kaoru Ichikawa Shiro Imawaki Shin-Ichiro Umatani Hiroshi Uchida Takashi Setou 《Journal of Oceanography》2009,65(1):73-80
A quasiperiodic variation of 100–110 days in the Kuroshio path off Cape Ashizuri, resulting from the passage of small meanders,
was detected by observation with moored current meters during 1993–1995. TOPEX/POSEIDON altimeter data covering 9 years showed
that the quasiperiodic variation period was not persistent and modulated twice, with a ∼110-day period from mid-1993 to late
1996, a ∼150-day period from late 1996 to mid-1999, and a ∼110-day period from mid-1999 to late 2001. The quasiperiodic variations
of the Kuroshio path migration were contemporaneous with the quasiperiodic arrivals of mesoscale eddies from the east along
27–32°N over the same ∼110- and ∼150-day period quasiperiodic variations. The periodic arrivals of the eddies configure the
periodic variations of the Kuroshio path and its inter-annual modulation. 相似文献
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Seitaro Urakawa Shin-ichiro Okumura Tsuyoshi Sakamoto Shinsuke Abe Kohei Kitazato Sunao Hasegawa Nobuyuki Kawai Shogo Nagayama Michitoshi Yoshida 《Icarus》2011,215(1):17-26
We present lightcurve observations and multiband photometry for 107P/Wilson-Harrington using five small- and medium-sized telescopes. The lightcurve has shown a periodicity of 0.2979 day (7.15 h) and 0.0993 day (2.38 h), which has a commensurability of 3:1. The physical properties of the lightcurve indicate two models: (1) 107P/Wilson-Harrington is a tumbling object with a sidereal rotation period of 0.2979 day and a precession period of 0.0993 day. The shape has a long axis mode (LAM) of L1:L2:L3 = 1.0:1.0:1.6. The direction of the total rotational angular momentum is around λ = 310°, β = −10°, or λ = 132°, β = −17°. The nutation angle is approximately constant at 65°. (2) 107P/Wilson-Harrington is not a tumbler. The sidereal rotation period is 0.2979 day. The shape is nearly spherical but slightly hexagonal with a short axis mode (SAM) of L1:L2:L3 = 1.5:1.5:1.0. The pole orientation is around λ = 330°, β = −27°. In addition, the model includes the possibility of binary hosting. For both models, the sense of rotation is retrograde. Furthermore, multiband photometry indicates that the taxonomy class of 107P/Wilson-Harrington is C-type. No clear rotational color variations are confirmed on the surface. 相似文献
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The evolution of an isolated meso-scale eddy near a coast is studied numerically. In particular, it is found that the translation speed of the adjusted eddy is estimated well by the mutual induction mechanism adapted to a rotating stratified fluid. The nonlinear Kelvin wave excited during the adjustment process is also discussed in connection with the Kyucho, the sudden warming of coastal waters associated with swift currents. 相似文献
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Motohiko Kashima Shiro Imawaki Shin-Ichiro Umatani Hiroshi Uchida Yuji Hashibe Hiroshi Ichikawa Masao Fukasawa 《Journal of Oceanography》2003,59(3):291-301
Theoretically, the geostrophic approximation holds for the low-frequency flow field, but no detailed examination has been
done on how well the estimated geostrophic velocity corresponds with the observed velocity. Intensive surveys were carried
out during 1993–1995 in the Kuroshio and its recirculation regions south of Shikoku, Japan, including repeated hydrographic
surveys and direct current measurements at nominal depths of 700, 1500 and 3000 m. For these depth intervals, vertical differences
of estimated geostrophic velocity are compared with those of observed velocity. For the intermediate layer (between 700 and
1500 m depths), the slope of the regression line is 0.99, correlation coefficient is 0.98, and the root-mean-square of difference
from geostrophic balance is 2.8 cm/s which is close to the estimated error of 2.1 cm/s. For the deep layer (between 1500 and
3000 m depths), the corresponding values are 0.82, 0.93, 1.2 cm/s and 2.0 cm/s, respectively. The results indicate that the
estimated geostrophic velocity compares well with the observed velocity in these regions.
This revised version was published online in August 2006 with corrections to the Cover Date. 相似文献
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Toshio Yamagata Shin-Ichiro Umatani Noriaki Masunaga Tomonori Matsuura 《Continental Shelf Research》1984,3(4):475-488
Detailed hydrographic observations were made in Wakasa Bay, Japan, in August 1979 as the first of a series on the topic of bay intrusions. An anomalous water tongue, evident at a depth of 50 m, was observed to move eastward into the bay at a speed of about 10 km day−1. The width of the tongue was about 20 to 30 km in agreement with the Rossby internal radius of deformation. The results of current meter measurements and the observed temporal and spatial evolution of the temperature field near the front of the anomalous water tongue have suggested that ageostrophic cross-frontal motion, in balance with the along-front acceleration, may be important in our understanding of intrusion processes. 相似文献