 | | Report (chapter) | | Felsic volcanism in the Kermadec arc, SW Pacific: crustal recycling in an oceanic setting I A N E . M...University of Auckland, PB 92019, Auckland, New Zealand (e-mail ie.smith@auckland.ac.nz) 2present address:...North, New Zealand 4School of Science and Technology, University ofWaikato, PB 3105, Hamilton, New Zealand...dacites and rhyolites relatively uncommon. The Kermadec arc is an intraoceanic convergent system in the...setting, felsic magmatism is widespread. In the Kermadec Islands, Macauley Volcano is a basaltic volcano that |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | equilibrium control, wherein the appearance of a new liquidus mineral phase causes a fractionating magma... 175 Volcano Arc Group Curtis Kermadec II Macauley Kermadec fl Epi Hew Hebrides Veniaminof...Bismarck II Tongoa New Hebrides II Shfkotsu Japan [ / Usu Japan II New Hebrides II Manam...Deception South Shetland Garove Bismarck II Raoul Kermadec II Tofua Tonga II I 1 i I Vanua Lava...Usu Vanua Lava Manam Batur Oto Deception Garove Raoul Tofua Medicine L a k e Mendeleev Hargy Ceboruco |  | Simkin, Tom, Siebert, Lee, McClelland, Lindsay, Bridge, David, Newhall, Christopher, Latter, John H. (1981) Volcanoes of the World. Hutchinson Ross Publishing Co., Stroudsburg, PA. | Book | | FISSure vent . FUMArole field . HYDRothermal region . ISLAnd volcano. LAVA dome. MAAR . NOT volcanic . PUMIce...Regional fissure eruption S = Submarine eruption I = Island-forming eruption G = Subglacial eruption C = Crater...Dartmouth College Lindsay McClelland Hanover, New Hampshire David Bridge f Department of Scientific...Industrial Research Geophysics Di vision Wellington, New Zealand Hutchinson Ross Publishing Company Stroudsburg...examples of natural change on our dynamic planet. New material is added to the earth’s surface by volcanoes |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | for the generation of high-silica rhyolites adding new perspectives on the petrogenetic link between volcanic...rhyolite Ignimbrite Third Unit Second Unit Obsidian F374T1 F371T1 F371T2 F376T1 Spherulite rhyolite...lapilli tuff, welded tuff and obsidian, and has a thickness of ~ 30 m. The obsidian occurs as lenses or lithic...RU (1999) Petrology and geochemistry of Camiguin Island, southern Philippines: insights to the source of...Wilson C, Wooden JL, Charlier B, Ireland T (2014) New perspectives on the Bishop Tuff from zircon textures |  | | Report (issue) | | --Countries having stations, listed by continent and island groups •• 6.--LRSM stations, listed alphabetically...that have been moved more than 1 km are assigned new codes. In some microseismic networks, locations are...to much less than 1 km and, in these instances, new codes can be assigned, if requested. For teleseismic...is reserved when preliminary information about a new station is communicated to the NElS. If no data are...but does not always reflect possession (Easter Island is not listed under Chile). Preceding the tables |  | | | | NORTH ISLAND NEW ZEALAND Poor Kn1ght1 Is • . ,, r ,n H~n & C h1ck...Rivt~r I'. MY OF East C,pe Pf.NEW PLYMO • Cil.pe Eimo C • Portl.lfld I MY Secretar)'... ' r \ rr " WART ISLAND f Pq,1 Pt., 1~s II t I SOUTH ISLAND NEW ZEALAND +I s University College...' _____ TELE - . _, • The Geology of New Zealand Volume 2 •• J-----~---.. ~ ::,,::::j::~....Associate Editors: G. R. Stevens, M. T. Te Punga New Zealand Geological Survey, Department of Scientific and |  | | Book (volume) | | NORTH ISLAND NEW ZEALAND Poor Kn1ght1 Is • . ,, r ,n H~n & C h1ck...Rivt~r I'. MY OF East C,pe Pf.NEW PLYMO • Cil.pe Eimo C • Portl.lfld I MY Secretar)'... ' r \ rr " WART ISLAND f Pq,1 Pt., 1~s II t I SOUTH ISLAND NEW ZEALAND +I s University College...' _____ TELE - . _, • The Geology of New Zealand Volume 2 •• J-----~---.. ~ ::,,::::j::~....Associate Editors: G. R. Stevens, M. T. Te Punga New Zealand Geological Survey, Department of Scientific and |  | | Book | | Maurice Extrusive Farallon Plate Fiji Galapagos Islands Galeras Volcano, Colombia (1993) Geodesy GeoNet...States Hawaiian Islands Hawaiian Volcano Observatory Hazard and Risk Aa Aleutian Islands Anchorage Earthquake...Institute of Geological and Nuclear Sciences, New Zealand Intrusive Jaggar, Jr., Thomas Augustus Japan...Indonesia (1883) Lahar Lamington, Mount, Eruption, Papua New Guinea (1951) Lassen Peak, California, United States...California, United States (1989) Magma Mariana Islands Mariana Trench Maui, Legend of Mauna Kea, Hawaii |  | | Book | | SCIENTIFIC PUBLISHING COMPANY AMSTERDAM - OXFORD - NEW YORK 1979 ELSEVIER SCIENTIFIC PUBLISHING COMPANY...ELSEVIER/NORTH-HOLLAND INC. 52, Vanderbilt Avenue New York, N.Y. 10017 Library of Congress Cataloging...character are found in: (4) subvolcanic regions of island arcs; and (5) ophiolites. The spatial relations...of Rio Brazos and Twilight Gneiss of Colorado and New Mexico (Barker et al., 1976; Barker and Mil lard...type; e.g., the lowAlpOo trondhjemite of Rio Brazos, New Mexico (Barker et al., 1976), shows as much as 5 |  | | Report (issue) | | The Northeastern Seismological rop, University of New Mexico, Albu- Association with headquarters at Weston...determined by Lament Geological Observatory, Palisades, New York. An asterisk (*) indicates instrumental origin...23, V; December 6, V; 20, IV; 25, IV; 28, IV (5). New Hampshire: October 16, IV; 30, IV; December 4, V...Oregon: March 2, IV; 7, V; December 26, VI. Rhode Island: South Carolina: Tennessee: October 16, V. April...from building foundation. Also felt in New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Maine. Questionnaire canvass conducted |  | | Book | | With 109 Figures Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg New York 1981 Professor JAMES B. GILL University of...which "solves the andesite problem" and even though new ideas and data keep the issues in a state of flux...sense I began this book in 1966 to 1968 when, as a new graduate student attending AGU meetings in Washington...andesites increase across island arcs. By temperament VI Preface and age I prefer new explanations to conventional...active continental margin plate boundary ARC island arc plate boundary ATL Atlantic of passive continental |  | | Book (edition) | | Editor-in-Chief Haraldur Sigurdsson University of Rhode Island, U.S.A. Associate Editors Bruce F. Houghton Institute...Institute of Geology and Nuclear Science, New Zealand Stephen R. McNutt Alaska Volcano Observatory and...and Technology Company San Diego San Francisco New York Boston London Sydney Toronto Academic...James D. L. White Claude Jaupart Seamounts and Island Building 383 Ralf Schmidt and Hans-Ulrich Schmincke...Yoshimoto Volcaniclastic Sedimentation around Island Arcs Manfred P. Hochstein and Patrick R. L. Browne |  | | Book (edition) | | Force reviewed the new terms in this edition of the Thesaurus, suggested additional new terms, and made...approximately 15,000 terms, more than 1,000 of which are new. These terms include geographic place names, systematic...National Standards Institute, 1430 Broadway, New York, NY 10018. 2Edited by G.N. Rassam and Sharon...Thesaurus has been the addition of more than 1,000 new terms. All terms that had been used more than 10...candidate terms; most of these were added. Other new terms were suggested by the GeoRef Advisory Committee’s |  | | Book (edition) | | assisted in the preparation. The VTF reviewed all new Term proposals and contributed ideas and expert advice...its variants, became a candidate for addition as a new valid Term. Each candidate Term was then searched...dis¬ cussed with the Vocabulary Task Force. 4,284 new Terms were added to this 5th edition. Given the three...generally accepted in the geological literature as the new Thesaurus Term. As explained in this section, natural...Introduction, p. vi). Changes in this Edition New Terms The number of new Terms added to the Thesaurus in this |  | | Book (volume) | | Universal N.Y.C. Marathon, New York, N.Y. USE New York City Marathon, New York, N.Y. Na (Kingdom) USE...language Tlingit language Na Guardis Island (Spain) USE Guardia Island (Spain) Na-hsi (Chinese people) USE...Wain language BT Finisterre-Huon languages Papua New Guinea—Languages Nabaloi (Philippine people) USE...Nacellidae USE Patellidae Nach-Expressionismus (Art) USE New objectivity (Art) Nachamson family (Not Subd Geog)...(N.M.) UF Sierra Nacimiento (N.M.) BT Mountains—New Mexico Nacimiento River (Calif.) UF Nacimento River |  | | Book (edition) | | .... 396 II.3. Sumatra - Offshore Forearc and islands............................................................. 496 II.4. Sunda Shelf (incl. 'Tin islands', Singkep, Karimata) ....................................... 1338 VII. BANDA SEA, LESSER SUNDA ISLANDS..................................................................... 1507 VIII. WEST PAPUA (WEST NEW GUINEA).............................................................................. 1516 VIII.1. New Guinea General and West Papua .................. |  | | Book (volume) | | Battle of, 1995 USE Yingxiong Islands (China), Battle Yingxiong Islands (China) USE and Washington...Drang Valley (Vietnam) laai (Papua New Guinea people) Yafar (Papua New Guinea people) lago (Fictitious character)...character) (Not Subd Geog) lai (Papua New Guinea people) USE Purari (Papua New Guinea people) lai language (May...language BT Melanesian languages lai language (Papua New Guinea) USE Purari language lafar UF lainuki BT...people) USE Yaka (African people) (China) Taipa Island (China) I-liu District UF laido Gilbertese |  | | Report (issue) | | 22.04 22 22 22 22 23 23 23 23 DPW 24 25 31 24 NEW -0.2 -0.3 -2.1 4.7mb 45.04 -1.1 48.10 1.7 4.5mb...CVL 90.53 JFWS 90.94 0.9s Z 21s MCW 91.41 NEW 91.49 0.8s Z 20s DPW 91.96 24 26.00 NAV 92...48.4 + 13.1 km 3 . 9mb ( 8 obs . ) DODECANESE ISLANDS (369) MD 3.9 (ATH) . NPS VAM VLI CSS LFK AGG LIT...(geophysicist) 4.7mb ( 3 obs. ) MINDANAO, PHILIPPINE ISLANDS (259) CTB BIP IPX 2.58 327 ePd 14 35.00 -0.7...42 91.50 0.6s 92.06 0.8s 02 42.84 02 59.76 MCW NEW BLA NAV GMW RMW LON LRM SHW LHS SGS 323 eP 326 eP |  | | Book (volume) | | Saare Island (Estonia) USE Saaremaa Island (Estonia) Saaremaa Island (Estonia) UF Ezel Island (Estonia)...(Estonia) Oesel Island (Estonia) Osel Island (Estonia) Saare Island (Estonia) Saarenmaa Island (Estonia)...(Estonia) sala (Estonia) Sarema Island (Estonia) Somu BT —Estonia Saarinen House (Bloomfield Hills, Mich...Savara (Indie people) Sahara (Papua USE New Guinea people) New Guinea people) Sabarl (Papua Sahara language...language USE Sora language USE New Guinea people) Sabarl (Papua New Guinea people) Sabari (Papua Shabbat |  | | Book | | Cambridge, MAo USA 00' K. K. Turekian Yale University. New Haven, cr USA G«~'''''''''<) ..... ...composition 3.01.4 BULK CRUST COMPOSITION 3.01.4.1 A New Estimate of Crust Composition 3.01.4.2 Intracrustal...continental crust. All values normalized to the new composition provided in Table 3. Gray shaded field...upper-continental crust. All values normalized to the new composition provided in Table 3. Gray shaded field...for the upper crust of eastern China, and these new estimates can thus be considered as representative |  | | Book (edition) | | Col., México AMSTERDAM BOSTON HEIDELBERG LONDON NEW YORK OXFORD PARIS SAN DIEGO SAN FRANCISCO SINGAPORE...practice in this field are constantly changing. As new research and experience broaden our understanding...1 Mount Etna, Sicily 5.2.2 Oshima Volcano, lzu Islands 5.2.3 Klyuchevskoy Volcano, Kamchatka 5.3 Volcano-Tectonic...Earthquakes Associated with Fissure Eruptions 5.3.1 New Tolbachik Volcanoes, Kamchatka 5.3.2 The 2005-2009...Caldera Collapse 5.4.1 Fernandina Volcano, Gahipagos Islands 5.5 Volcano-Tectonic Earthquakes Associated with |  | | Book | | heavyelement-enriched matter to the interstellar gas from which new stars are formed. The mass fraction of our solar...achieved in this regard as a consequence of a wealth of new information of cosmic abundances—spectroscopic properties...clouds and galaxies at high redshifts—pouring in from new groundand space-based observatories. Given that,...enrich the interstellar media of galaxies, from which new stars are born. A brief review of the mechanisms...the meteorites in which the grains are found. This new field of astronomy has grown to an extent that not |
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