Presents the distinctive processes and characteristics of glaciovolcanic eruptions, with reference to terrestrial and Mars occurrences.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
John L. Smellie is a professor in the Department of Geology at the University of Leicester. He is the leading expert on Antarctic glaciovolcanism and has extensive experience working on Iceland's glaciovolcanoes. He is a prolific author, having produced over 190 publications, including 10 edited volumes. Professor Smellie is the co-founder and first Chair of the IAVCEI/IACS Commission on Volcano-Ice Interactions, and, in 2000, was co-convener of the first International Conference on Volcano-Ice Interactions on Earth and Mars. He has been awarded the Polar Medal, conferred by Her Majesty The Queen, is co-Chair of the SCAR (Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research) Expert group on Antarctic Volcanism, and has three geographical features in Antarctica named after him.
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Preface 1. Introduction 2. Distribution of glaciovolcanism 3. Observations of historical and recent glaciovolcanic eruptions 4. Physical properties of ice important for glaciovolcanic eruptions 5. Chemical and physical properties important to glaciovolcanic lavas 6. Physics of glaciovolcanism 7. Analytical studies of glaciovolcanic materials 8. Landform classification and morphometry of glaciovolcanic centres 9. Lithofacies in glaciovolcanic sequences 10. Mafic glaciovolcanic sequences 11. Intermediate-composition glaciovolcanic sequences 12. Felsic glaciovolcanic sequences 13. Glaciovolcanic sequences as palaeoenvironmental proxies 14. Climate triggers for glaciovolcanism 15. Hazards associated with glaciovolcanic eruptions 16. Glaciovolcanism on Mars 17. Outstanding challenges and possibilities Glossary: the terminology of glaciovolcanism References Index.
Preface 1. Introduction 2. Distribution of glaciovolcanism 3. Observations of historical and recent glaciovolcanic eruptions 4. Physical properties of ice important for glaciovolcanic eruptions 5. Chemical and physical properties important to glaciovolcanic lavas 6. Physics of glaciovolcanism 7. Analytical studies of glaciovolcanic materials 8. Landform classification and morphometry of glaciovolcanic centres 9. Lithofacies in glaciovolcanic sequences 10. Mafic glaciovolcanic sequences 11. Intermediate-composition glaciovolcanic sequences 12. Felsic glaciovolcanic sequences 13. Glaciovolcanic sequences as palaeoenvironmental proxies 14. Climate triggers for glaciovolcanism 15. Hazards associated with glaciovolcanic eruptions 16. Glaciovolcanism on Mars 17. Outstanding challenges and possibilities Glossary: the terminology of glaciovolcanism References Index.
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