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Takashi Kudo Minoru Sasaki Yoshihiro Uchiyama Akifumi Nozawa Hisashi Sasaki Takeshi Tokizawa Shinji Takarada 《Island Arc》2007,16(1):133-155
Abstract The Hakkoda‐Towada caldera cluster (HTCC) is a typical Late Cenozoic caldera cluster located in the northern part of the Northeast Japan Arc. The HTCC consists of five caldera volcanoes, active between 3.5 Ma and present time. The felsic magmas can be classified into high‐K (HK‐) type and medium‐ to low‐K (MLK‐) type based on their whole‐rock chemistry. The HK‐type magmas are characterized by higher K2O and Rb contents and higher 87Sr/86Sr ratios than MLK‐type magmas. Both magmas cannot be derived from fractional crystallization of any basaltic magma in the HTCC. Assimilation‐fractional crystallization model calculations show that crustal assimilation is necessary for producing the felsic magmas, and HK‐type magmas are produced by higher degree of crustal assimilation with fractional crystallization than MLK‐type magmas. Although MLK‐type magmas were erupted throughout HTCC activity, HK‐type magmas were erupted only during the initial stage. The temporal variations of magma types suggest the large contribution of crustal components in the initial stage. A major volcanic hiatus of 3 my before the HTCC activity suggests a relatively cold crust in the initial stage. The cold crust probably promoted crustal assimilation and fractional crystallization, and caused the initial generation of HK‐type magmas. Subsequently, the repeated supply of mantle‐derived magmas raised temperature in the crust and formed relatively stable magma pathways. Such a later system produced MLK‐type magmas with lesser crustal components. The MLK‐type magmas are common and HK‐type magmas are exceptional during the Pliocene–Quaternary volcanism in the Northeast Japan Arc. This fact suggests that exceptional conditions are necessary for the production of HK‐type magmas. A relatively cold crust caused by a long volcanic hiatus (several million years) is considered as one of the probable conditions. Intensive crustal assimilation and fractional crystallization promoted by the cold crust may be necessary for the generation of highly evolved HK‐type felsic magmas. 相似文献
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Pyroclastic flows from the 1991 eruption of Unzen volcano,Japan 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
Pyroclastic flows from Unzen were generated by gravitational collapse of the growing lava dome. As soon as the parental lobe failed at the edge of the dome, spontaneous shattering of lava occurred and induced a gravity flow of blocks and finer debris. The flows had a overhanging, tongue-like head and cone- or rollershaped vortices expanding outward and upward. Most of the flows traveled from 1 to 3 km, but some flows reached more than 4 km, burning houses and killing people in the evacuated zone of Kita-kamikoba on the eastern foot of the volcano. The velocities of the flows ranged from 15 to 25 m/s on the gentle middle flank. Observations of the flows and their deposits suggest that they consisted of a dense basal avalanche and an overlying turbulent ash cloud. The basal avalanche swept down a topographic low and formed to tongue-like lobe having well-defined levees; it is presumed to have moved as a non-Newtonian fluid. The measured velocities and runout distances of the flows can be matched to a Bingham model for the basal avalanche by the addition of turbulent resistance. The rheologic model parameters for the 29 May flow are as follows: the density is 1300 kg/m3, the yield strength is 850 Pa, the viscosity is 90 Pa s, and the thickness of the avalanche is 2 m. The ash cloud is interpreted as a turbulent mixing layer above the basal avalanche. The buoyant portions of the cloud produced ash-fall deposits, whereas the dense portions moved as a surge separated from the parental avalanche. The ash-cloud surges formed a wide devastated zone covered by very thin debris. The initial velocities of the 3 June surges, when they detached from avalanches, are determined by the runout distance and the angle of the energy-line slope. A comparison between the estimated velocities of the 3 June avalanches and the surges indicates that the surges that extended steep slopes along the avalanche path, detached directly from the turbulent heads of the avalanches. The over-running surge that reached Kita-Kamikoba had an estimated velocity higher than that of the avalanche; this farther-travelled surge is presumed to have been generated by collapse of a rising ash-cloud plume. 相似文献
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The Senyama volcanic products of the late Pliocene to early Pleistocene O’e Takayama volcano overlie a 100-m-thick, late Pliocene
coastal quartz-sandstone and are intruded by an early Pleistocene dacite dome. The Senyama volcanic products are the remains
of a cone that retains a basal part 1.5 km across and 150–250 m high from the substrate. The cone comprises dacite block-and-ash
flow deposits and minor base-surge deposits occur at the base. Single beds of the block-and-ash flow deposits are 1–16 m thick
and dip inward 20–40° at the base of the cone and inward or outward 10–20° at the summit. Juvenile fragments in the block-and-ash
flow deposits are non- to poorly vesicular and commonly have curviplanar surfaces and prismatic joints extending inward from
the surfaces, which imply quenching and brittle fracturing of dacite lava. They are variably hydrothermally altered. Nevertheless,
juvenile blocks appear to retain a uniform direction of the magnetization vector residual during thermal demagnetization between
280°C and 625°C. At the time of the eruption, the well-sorted sand of the substrate was at the coast and a good aquifer that
facilitated explosive interaction of water and the ascending dacite lava. The mechanism of the explosion perhaps involved
thermal contraction cracking of the dacite lava, water-inflow into the interior of the lava, and explosive expansion of the
water. Initial phreatomagmatic explosions opened the vent. Succeeding phreatomagmatic or phreatomagmatic–vulcanian explosions
produced block-and-ash flow deposits around the vent. Hydrothermal silver-ore deposits and manganese-oxide deposits occur
in the Senyama volcanic products and the underlying sandstone, respectively. They could represent post-eruptive activity of
the hydrothermal system developed in and around the cone. 相似文献
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Depositional features and transportation mechanism of valley-filling Iwasegawa and Kaida debris avalanches, Japan 总被引：1，自引：1，他引：0
The depositional features of two valley-filling debris avalanche deposits were studied to reveal their transportation and
depositional mechanisms. The valley-filling Iwasegawa debris avalanche deposit (ca. 0.1 km3) is distributed along the valleys at the southeastern foot of Tashirodake Volcano, northern Honshu, Japan. Debris-avalanche
blocks range in size from <35 m proximally to <10 m in the distal zone and consist dominantly of fragile materials. Debris-avalanche
matrix percentages increase from 35–60% in the proximal zone to 95% in the distal zone. The debris-avalanche matrix is greater
in volume (80–90%) at the bottom and margins of the deposit. Normal grading of large clasts and reverse grading of wood logs
and branches occur within the debris-avalanche matrix. Preferred orientation of 311 wood logs and branches within the deposit
coincide with the interpreted local flow direction. The basal part of the deposit is characterized by (1) erosional features
and incorporated clasts of underlying material; (2) a higher proportion (30–50%) of incorporated clasts than the upper part;
and (3) reverse grading of clasts.
The valley-filling Kaida debris avalanche deposit (50 000 y B.P., >0.3 km3) is distributed along the valleys at the eastern-southeastern foot of Ontake Volcano, central Japan. Debris-avalanche blocks
range in size from <25 m proximally to <7 m in the medial zone. Debris-avalanche matrix percentages increase from 50–70% in
the proximal zone to 80% in the distal zone. The debris-avalanche matrix is more abundant (80–90%) at the bottom part of the
deposit. Deformation structures observed in the debris-avalanche blocks include elongation, folding, conjugate reverse faults,
and numerous minor faults in unconsolidated materials. Lithic components within the debris-avalanche matrix tend to have a
higher percentage of plucked clasts from the adjacent underlying formations.
A Bingham "plug flow" model is consistent with the transportation and depositional mechanisms of the valley-filling debris
avalanches. In the plug of the debris avalanche, fragile blocks were transported without major rupturing due to relatively
small shear stresses in regions of small strain rate. The debris-avalanche matrix was mainly produced by shearing at the bottom
and margins of the avalanche. Valley-filling debris avalanches tend to have smaller debris-avalanche blocks and larger amounts
of debris-avalanche matrix than do unconfined debris avalanches. These differences may be due to disaggregation of debris-avalanche
blocks by shearing against valley walls and interaction between debris-avalanche blocks and valley walls. Oriented wood logs
and branches, reverse grading of clasts at the base, and a higher proportion of incorporated clasts at the base are interpreted
to result from shearing along the bottom and valley walls.
Received: 25 March 1998 / Accepted: 10 October 1998 相似文献
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