Magma transport and storage
Magma transport and storage
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岩浆运输和储存
DOI:
10.1038/330216a0
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发表时间:
1990
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影响因子:
64.8
通讯作者:
Storage from Source to Eruption Site
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文献类型:
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作者:
M. P. Ryan;Storage from Source to Eruption Site
Part 1 Heat and mass transport in magmatic systems: a compaction model for melt transport in the earth's asthenosphere - The basic model, applications, A.C. Fowler hot spots, swells and mantle plumes, P. Olson magma waves and diapiric dynamics, J.A. Whitehead an experimental study of melt migration in an olivine-melt system, G.N. Riles, Jr. and D.L. Kohlstedt solidification and melting along dykes by the laminar flow of basaltic magma, P.M. Bruce and H.E. Huppert on the role of laminar and turbulent flow in buoyancy driven magma fractgures, D.L. Turcotte computer simulations of explosive volcanic eruptions, K.H. Wohletz and G.A. Valentine the in-situ thermal transport properties and the thermal structure of Mount Saint Helens eruptive units. M.P. Ryan et al. Part 2 Transport structure, mechanics and dynamics of magmatic systems: melt extraction from mantle peridotites: hydrofracturing and porous flow, with consequences for oceanic ridge activity, A. Nicolas on the physical nature of the Icelandic magma transport system, M.P. Ryan dynamics of Drafla Caldera North Iceland - 1975-1985, J.A. Ewart et al magma generation in the upper mantle inferred from seismic measurements in peridotite at high pressure and temperature, H. Sato and I.S. Sacks differences in magma storage in different volcanic environments as revealed by seismic tomography - Silicic volcanic centers and subduction-related volcanoes, H.M. Iyer geophysical and observational constraints for ascent rates of dacitic magma at Mount Saint Helens, E.T. Endo et al pressure sources and induced ground deformation associated with explosive eruptions at an andesitic volcano - Sakurajima Volcano, Japan, K. Ishihara high-level magma transport at Mount Etna volcano, as deduced from ground deformation measurements, J.B. Murray changing styles of effusive eruption of Mount Etna since 1600 A D, J.W. Hughes et al.