Helium isotopic ratio in Vulcano island fumaroles: temporal variations in shallow level mixing and deep magmatic supply     

Dario Tedesco  Gerarda Miele  Yuji Sano  Jean Paul Toutain 《Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research》1995,64(1-2)

Intensive gas emanations occur throughout the island of Vulcano, Italy. Sharp fluctuations recorded in the crater gas composition suggest the presence of two separate volcanic reservoirs and continuous mixing with another source, “crustal” waters. This mixing differs between the beach and crater fumaroles. Gas samples from three crater fumaroles with temperatures ranging from 200 to 550 ° C were sampled repeatedly over a one year period. During the same interval of time, six samples from submarine and subaerial beach fumaroles and water well gases were also sampled. Gases from one crater fumarole (F5) showed variations of (³He/⁴He)_fumarole to (³He/⁴He)_air between 5 and 6 correlated with variations of several chemical species. High ³He/⁴He ratios for the beach fluids, similar to those of crater fluids, suggest the existence of a unique large magmatic reservoir at depth feeding both the crater and beach intermediate reservoirs. However, temporal changes clearly indicate variable degrees of fluids mixing, and the geographic distribution of the ³He/⁴He ratios as well as the chemical composition of the fluids suggest the existence between the magma reservoir and the surface of two intermediate different reservoirs, independently related to crater and to beach fumaroles.  相似文献   

Continuous monitoring of distal gas emanations at Vulcano,southern Italy   总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1  

Jean-Paul Toutain  Jean-Claude Baubron  Joseph Le Bronec  Patrick Allard  Pierre Briole  Bernard Marty  Gerarda Miele  Dario Tedesco  Giuseppe Luongo 《Bulletin of Volcanology》1992,54(2):147-155

The increasing activity of Vulcano Island (Italy) since 1985 led to the initiation of continuous geochemical monitoring of the lateral soil gas emissions. On the basis both of their relative geochemical characteristics and of local considerations, three gaseous components were selected for monitoring, namely CO₂, He and ²²²Rn. Monitoring has been performed by means of specific analysers. Gases extracted from a water well located at the foot of the active cone were selected for monitoring, on the basis of their geochemical and isotopic characters that indicate their genetic link with central high temperature fumarolic gases emitted at the crater. Very strong variations of gas composition can be observed within one day (from 1 to about 94% for CO₂). Some variations display a daily character and can be correlated with that of atmospheric pressure. The three monitored gases are highly correlated, suggesting very high kinetics of gas transfer in the system. Because of these considerable variations of chemical composition, bulk concentrations obviously are not suitable for monitoring at Vulcano. However, the evolution with time of ratios such as ²²²Rn/CO₂ and He/CO₂ (the latter being corrected for atmospheric contamination) supplies numerical parameters that the expected to characterize the intensity of the degassing process. A new input of magmatic gases, that would lead to an increase in the ²²²Rn/CO₂ and He/CO₂ ratios, should therefore be detected by such a monitoring station.  相似文献   

Italian accelerometric archive: geological, geophysical and geotechnical investigations at strong-motion stations     

Lucia Luzi  Sara Lovati  Ezio D’Alema  Simone Marzorati  Domenico Di Giacomo  Salomon Hailemikael  Ettore Cardarelli  Michele Cercato  Gerarda Di Filippo  Giuliano Milana  Giuseppe Di Giulio  Mario Rainone  Patrizio Torrese  Patrizio Signanini  Gabriele Scarascia Mugnozza  Stefano Rivellino  Antonella Gorini 《Bulletin of Earthquake Engineering》2010,8(5):1189-1207

Geological, geophysical and geotechnical investigations, for the characterization of the strong-motion recording sites managed by the Italian Civil Protection, have been carried out in the framework of the project “Italian strong-motion database in the period 1972–2004”. The project aimed at creating an updated database of strong-motion data acquired in Italy by different institutions in the time span 1972–2004, and at improving the quality of disseminated data. This article illustrates the state of the recording site characterization before the beginning of the project, explains the criteria adopted to select the sites where geophysical/geotechnical investigation have been performed and describes the results of the promoted field surveys.  相似文献