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琼北地区晚更新世射气岩浆喷发初步研究
引用本文:孙谦,樊祺诚,魏海泉,隋建立,白志达,德斌,史兰斌,张秉良,洪汉净.琼北地区晚更新世射气岩浆喷发初步研究[J].地震地质,2003,25(2):289-297.
作者姓名:孙谦  樊祺诚  魏海泉  隋建立  白志达  德斌  史兰斌  张秉良  洪汉净
作者单位:1. 中国地震局地质研究所,北京,100029
2. 中国地质大学,北京,100083
基金项目:20 0 0年科技部社会公益项目研究专项资金 (2 0 0 0DIA10 2 0 0 6 )资助
摘    要:琼北地区晚更新世射气岩浆喷发形成众多的低平火山口 ,出露典型的基浪堆积物 ,在火口垣露头上可清晰地观察到大型低角度交错层理、板状层理和波状层理以及远源相的球粒状增生火山砾。玄武质岩浆在上升过程中遇水爆炸形成低平火山口及基浪堆积 ,为认识琼北地区新生代以来的火山活动规律和琼北 -雷南地区的构造环境 ,以及未来火山灾害预测提供了重要的依据

关 键 词:晚更新世  射气岩浆喷发  低平火山口  基浪堆积物  琼北
文章编号:0253-4967(2003)02-0289-09
修稿时间:2002年1月8日

PRELIMINARY STUDY ON LATE PLEISTOCENE PHREATO-MAGMATIC ERUPTIONS IN NORTHERN HAINAN ISLAND
SUN Qian FAN Qi cheng WEI Hai quan SUI Jian li BAI Zhi da XU De bin SHI Lan bin ZHANG Bing liang HONG Han jing Institute of Geology,China Seismological Bureau,Beijing ,China China University of Geosciences,Beijing ,China.PRELIMINARY STUDY ON LATE PLEISTOCENE PHREATO-MAGMATIC ERUPTIONS IN NORTHERN HAINAN ISLAND[J].Seismology and Geology,2003,25(2):289-297.
Authors:SUN Qian FAN Qi cheng WEI Hai quan SUI Jian li BAI Zhi da XU De bin SHI Lan bin ZHANG Bing liang HONG Han jing Institute of Geology  China Seismological Bureau  Beijing  China China University of Geosciences  Beijing  China
Institution:SUN Qian 1) FAN Qi cheng 1) WEI Hai quan 1) SUI Jian li 1) BAI Zhi da 2) XU De bin 2) SHI Lan bin 1) ZHANG Bing liang 1) HONG Han jing 1) 1) Institute of Geology,China Seismological Bureau,Beijing 100029,China 2) China University of Geosciences,Beijing 100083,China
Abstract:This study focuses on the northern Hainan volcanoes. The volcanic region belongs to the southern part of the Leiqiong depression, which experienced extensive subsidence during the Cenozoic. The surface of this area is covered with basalts and Quaternary sediments. Cenozoic volcanic rocks cover about 12 percent of the whole Hainan Island. In general, NW trending fractures have controlled the volcanic activities in this area since Holocene. According to the published data, the volcanic activity in northern Hainan Island since Late Pleistocene was divided into Daotang period (Late Pleistocene) and Shishan period (Holocene). Our field investigation on volcanic activities has revealed that after the effusive eruption in early Pleistocene, considerable scale phreatomagmatic eruptions occurred during late Pleistocene, and then the typical central eruptions occurred at the beginning of Holocene. Late Pleistocene is the most active period of phreatomagmatic eruptions in Northern Hainan Island, while phreatomagmatic eruptions were the important eruptive character before the Holocene volcanic activity in this area. Phreatomagmatic eruptions may produce base surges, and base surges are usually accompanied with "maar". Maar is originally the name that the local people of Rhine, Germany called the lake and swamp filled with water in the region. In 1921, Steininger, a Germanic scientist, defined maar as a kind of volcanoes when he studied a Quaternary small round crater at Eifel, western Germany. Chinese scholar Liu Jiaqi had researched some maars within Chinese territory during the past several years, he pointed out that maar is something caused by phreatomagmatic eruptions, and its shape is similar to some other volcanic apparatus. Maar is a kind of familiar volcanic physiognomy besides volcanic cone. Some typical maars concentrate in Longgang (Northeast China) and Leiqiong (South China) regions, which are Cenozoic volcanic area. In Longgang region, there are eight maars caused by phreatomagmatic eruptions. Local people call these maars as "Longwan", such as big Longwan, triangle Longwan, south Longwan, east Longwan and so on. There are also several maars located in Leizhou Peninsula, such as Tianyang, Jiu Touyang, Qing Tongyang and Hu Guangyan. Some native geologists have begun to study maar and have made remarkable progress. The study of phreatomagmatic eruptions and its products is an important branch of volcanology, while the northern Hainan Island provides a good position to study this phenomenon. A number of maars with typical base surges are caused by late Pleistocene phreatomagmatic eruptions in northern Hainan Island. Typical phenomena caused by phreatomagmatic eruptions can be observed around these maars, such as large scale and low angle cross bedding, slaty bedding, current bedding and distal facies accretionary lapilli. If basaltic red hot magma ascends and meets with the ground water near the earth's surface or surface water, explosion must occur, resulting in the formation of base surge deposits. This process creates Base surge. In order to get better understanding of the modern volcanic activity and tectonic environment in the northern Hainan Island and southern Leizhou Peninsula, great attention should be paid to the study of base surge in this area. Moreover, the study of base surge may provide significant evidence about future volcanic hazard.
Keywords:late Pleistocene    phreatomagmatic eruptions    Maar    base  surge    northern Hainan Island
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