The book presents a holistic view of geysers, integrating volcanology, hydrology, and geochemistry to understand their behavior as part of larger earth systems. It examines the regional geological settings, subsurface plumbing, and silica deposition processes that contribute to geyser formation. Case studies from Yellowstone, Iceland, and New Zealand illustrate key principles.
The book progresses from introducing basic concepts to detailing eruption cycles, pressure build-up mechanisms, and factors influencing eruption frequency, ending with the impact of natural and human-induced changes on geyser activity.
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