Caldera Collapse during the 2000 Eruption of Miyakejima Volcano, Japan.¶
Geshi, N., Shimano, T., Chiba, T., & Nakada, S. (2002). Caldera Collapse during the 2000 Eruption of Miyakejima Volcano, Japan. Bulletin of Volcanology, 64(1), 55-68.
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- Caldera Collapse
- A worked instance shows the substance: a volcano ejecting cubic kilometres of magma over sixty hours collapses its stable, several-thousand-year-old summit along ring faults — the rock not weakened, the load not increased, the support withdrawn.
This sourceDocuments a caldera forming as a magma chamber drained over hours to days with the summit dropping along ring faults.
- A worked instance shows the substance: a volcano ejecting cubic kilometres of magma over sixty hours collapses its stable, several-thousand-year-old summit along ring faults — the rock not weakened, the load not increased, the support withdrawn.
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