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Klapp Jaime Areu-Rangel Omar S. Cruchaga Marcela Aránguiz Rafael Bonasia Rosanna Godoy Mauricio J. Silva-Casarín Rodolfo 《Natural Hazards》2020,100(1):89-109
Natural Hazards - One of the most important aspects in tsunami studies is the behaviour of the wave when it approaches the coast. Information on physical parameters that characterize waves is often... 相似文献
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Roberto Sulpizio Rosanna Bonasia Pierfrancesco Dellino Mauro A. Di Vito Luigi La Volpe Daniela Mele Giovanni Zanchetta Laura Sadori 《Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research》2008
Ash samples from tephra layers correlated with the Pomici di Avellino (Avellino Pumice) eruption of Somma-Vesuvius were collected in distal archives and their composition and particle morphology investigated in order to infer their behaviour of transportation and deposition. Differences in composition and particle morphologies were recognised for ash particles belonging to the magmatic Plinian and final phreatomagmatic phases of the eruption. The ash particles were dispersed in opposite directions during the two different phases of the eruption, and these directions are also different from that of coarse-grained fallout deposits. In particular, ash generated during magmatic phase and injected in the atmosphere to form a sustained column shows a prevailing SE dispersion, while ash particles generated during the final phreatomagmatic phase and carried by pyroclastic density currents show a general NW dispersion. These opposite dispersions indicate an ash dispersal influenced by both high and low atmosphere dynamics. In particular, the magmatic ash dispersal was first driven by stratospheric wind towards NE and then the falling particles encountered a variable wind field during their settling, which produced the observed preferential SE dispersal. The wind field encountered by the rising ash clouds that accompanied the pyroclastic density currents of the final phreatomagmatic phase was different with respect to that encountered by the magmatic ash, and produced a NW dispersal. These data demonstrate how ash transportation and deposition are greatly influenced by both high and low atmosphere dynamics. In particular, fine-grained particles transported in ash clouds of small-scale pyroclastic density currents may be dispersed over distances and cover areas comparable with those injected into the stratosphere by Plinian, sustained columns. This is a point not completely addressed by present day mitigation plans in case of renewal of activity at Somma-Vesuvius, and can yield important information also for other volcanoes potentially characterised by explosive activity. 相似文献
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R. Bonasia G. Macedonio A. Costa D. Mele R. Sulpizio 《Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research》2010,189(3-4):238-246
A simple semi-analytical model for ash-fall deposit was applied to reconstruct the tephra deposits of the sub-Plinian 472 AD eruption of Vesuvius, Italy, which is of the scale of the reference eruptive scenario for the emergency planning, at Vesuvius. Applying a novel least-squares method, the bulk grain-size distribution, the total mass, and the eruption column height were obtained by fitting the computed ground load and granulometries with the observed ones. The analysis of the effect of three different weighting factors in the minimization procedure was also performed. Results showed that the statistical weighting factor produced the minimum bias. The best correlation between calculated and measured deposit was found, even though the quantity of the input data was not very high, as it commonly occurs for several ancient eruptions. Model results were also in agreement with estimations provided by other independent methods. 相似文献
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R. Sulpizio R. Bonasia P. Dellino D. Mele M. A. Di Vito L. La Volpe 《Bulletin of Volcanology》2010,72(5):559-577
Pyroclastic density currents (PDCs) generated during the Plinian eruption of the Pomici di Avellino (PdA) of Somma–Vesuvius
were investigated through field and laboratory studies, which allowed the detailed reconstruction of their eruptive and transportation
dynamics and the calculation of key physical parameters of the currents. PDCs were generated during all the three phases that
characterised the eruption, with eruptive dynamics driven by both magmatic and phreatomagmatic fragmentation. Flows generated
during phases 1 and 2 (EU1 and EU3pf, magmatic fragmentation) have small dispersal areas and affected only part of the volcano
slopes. Lithofacies analysis demonstrates that the flow-boundary zones were dominated by granular-flow regimes, which sometimes
show transitions to traction regimes. PDCs generated during eruptive phase 3 (EU5, phreatomagmatic fragmentation) were the
most voluminous and widespread in the whole of Somma–Vesuvius’ eruptive history, and affected a wide area around the volcano
with deposit thicknesses of a few centimetres up to more than 25 km from source. Lithofacies analysis shows that the flow-boundary
zones of EU5 PDCs were dominated by granular flows and traction regimes. Deposits of EU5 PDC show strong lithofacies variation
northwards, from proximally thick, massive to stratified beds towards dominantly alternating beds of coarse and fine ash in
distal reaches. The EU5 lithofacies also show strong lateral variability in proximal areas, passing from the western and northern
to the eastern and southern volcano slopes, where the deposits are stacked beds of massive, accretionary lapilli-bearing fine
ash. The sedimentological model developed for the PDCs of the PdA eruption explains these strong lithofacies variations in
the light of the volcano’s morphology at the time of the eruption. In particular, the EU5 PDCs survived to pass over the break
in slope between the volcano sides and the surrounding volcaniclastic apron–alluvial plain, with development of new flows
from the previously suspended load. Pulses were developed within individual currents, leading to stepwise deposition on both
the volcano slopes and the surrounding volcaniclastic apron and alluvial plain. Physical parameters including velocity, density
and concentration profile with height were calculated for a flow of the phreatomagmatic phase of the eruption by applying
a sedimentological method, and the values of the dynamic pressure were derived. Some hazard considerations are summarised
on the assumption that, although not very probable, similar PDCs could develop during future eruptions of Somma–Vesuvius. 相似文献
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The results of a ground deformation study (1) of Vesuvius are reported. The study is a part of the geophysical program for the surveillance of this extremely dangerous active volcano. The results obtained in the period 1977–1981 show no significant changes in the dynamic state of the volcano. Corresponding to the southern Aapennines Nov. 23, 1980 earthquake a modification of the zenithal distance between the rim and bottom of the Vesuvius crater was observed which was likely connected with fairly shallow effects. 相似文献
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A land gravity survey of the Aeolian volcanic arc, including 235 measurament points, has shown the occurrence of Bouguer gravity lows related to each island, except Panarea. As Bouguer anomalies of the southern Tyrrhenian sea are only slightly disturbed by the Aeolian arc, the anomalies found in the present survey are generally due to shallow causes. These lows can be ascribed to the effect of low density superficial volcanics thickening in correspondence of each volcano. For Vulcano-Lipari and Stromboli the occurrence of a shallow magmatic reservoir can be a concomitant cause. The Bouguer high related to Panarea and associated islets indicates shallow high density masses, probably solidified within a magmatic pipe. 相似文献
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In order to measure the density of rocks in the Phlacgraean and Vesuvius edifices, appropriately chosen indirect methods, based on a strict relationship between gravity and density, enabled useful data to be obtained. The data can be related to the particular lithological formations of the above volcanic complexes. 相似文献
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Two uplift episodes have recently been recorded at Phlegraean Fields, a volcanic region near Naples (south-central Italy). The first episode occurred in 1970 and lasted up to 1972; the second has begun at the end of 1982 and is still in progress.An attempt to model the ground deformations which occurred during the 1970–1972 event is made in this paper. The source has been assumed to be a two-dimensional fluid-filled fracture, similar to a sill. A good fit with experimental data has been obtained for a short (1–2 km long) shallow (3 km deep) source and a driving pressure ranging from 60 to 210 bars. Rigidity values have been fixed at 3.5–4.0 × 1010 c.g.s., with Poisson ratio equal to 0.3.This solution which differs from previous approaches byMogi (1958) andWalsh andDecker (1971) is non-unique, but the present results are in good agreement with observed horizontal and vertical displacements. Notwithstanding the oversimplification made in assuming a homogeneous elastic semi-infinite medium, the predicted stress field seems to be in agreement with the fault-plane solutions and the pattern of epicenters determined for the uplift-seismic swarm episode that is still in progress. 相似文献
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R. Sulpizio R. Cioni M. A. Di Vito D. Mele R. Bonasia P. Dellino 《Bulletin of Volcanology》2010,72(5):539-558
The stratigraphic succession of the Pomici di Avellino Plinian eruption from Somma-Vesuvius has been studied through field
and laboratory data in order to reconstruct the eruption dynamics. This eruption is particularly important in the Somma-Vesuvius
eruptive history because (1) its vent was offset with respect to the present day Vesuvius cone; (2) it was characterised by
a distinct opening phase; (3) breccia-like very proximal fall deposits are preserved close to the vent and (4) the pyroclastic
density currents generated during the final phreatomagmatic phase are among the most widespread and voluminous in the entire
history of the volcano. The stratigraphic succession is, here, divided into deposits of three main eruptive phases (opening,
magmatic Plinian and phreatomagmatic), which contain five eruption units. Short-lived sustained columns occurred twice during
the opening phase (Ht of 13 and 21.5 km, respectively) and dispersed thin fall deposits and small pyroclastic density currents onto the volcano
slopes. The magmatic Plinian phase produced the main volume of erupted deposits, emplacing white and grey fall deposits which
were dispersed to the northeast. Peak column heights reached 23 and 31 km during the withdrawal of the white and the grey
magmas, respectively. Only one small pyroclastic density current was emplaced during the main Plinian phase. In contrast,
the final phreatomagmatic phase was characterised by extensive generation of pyroclastic density currents, with fallout deposits
very subordinate and limited to the volcano slopes. Assessed bulk erupted volumes are 21 × 106 m3 for the opening phase, 1.3–1.5 km3 for the main Plinian phase and about 1 km3 for the final phreatomagmatic phase, yielding a total volume of about 2.5 km3. Pumice fragments are porphyritic with sanidine and clinopyroxene as the main mineral phases but also contain peculiar mineral
phases like scapolite, nepheline and garnet. Bulk composition varies from phonolite (white magma) to tephri-phonolite (grey
magma). 相似文献
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