Distal Enhanced Sedimentation From Volcanic Plumes: Insights From the Secondary Mass Maxima in the 1992 Mount Spurr Fallout Deposits
Distal Enhanced Sedimentation From Volcanic Plumes: Insights From the Secondary Mass Maxima in the 1992 Mount Spurr Fallout Deposits
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DOI:
10.1002/2017jb014412
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发表时间:
2017-10-01
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3.9
通讯作者:
Wobrock, Wolfram
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作者:
Eychenne, Julia;Rust, Alison C.;Wobrock, Wolfram
Some tephra fallout deposits show an increase of mass and thickness at distances from the source >100km (areas of secondary mass maximum, ASMM) which demonstrates distal enhanced sedimentation from volcanic plumes. We explore development of the ASMMs during the 1992 August and September Mount Spurr eruptions, USA, by combining field data on the spatial distribution of mass and grain size with (1) simulations of individual particle settling through a homogeneous and horizontally stratified atmosphere and (2) mesoscale models of the three-dimensional wind field that include the effect of the underlying topography. The crosswind and downwind variations of deposit characteristics indicate that the increase of sedimentation at the ASMMs is not formed solely because of preferential settling of small ash particles (