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Volcanology and Geothermal Energy

Preface

Introduction
Chapter 1— Recent Practical Advances in Volcanology
Chapter 2— Pyroclastic Rocks as a Tool to Evaluate Geotherma
Chapter 3— Surface Manifestations of Geothermal Systems
Chapter 4— Calderas and Their Geothermal Systems
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Chapter 5— Silicic Domes: Heat Flow around Small, Evolved M
Chapter 6— Geothermal Systems Associated with Basaltic Volc Fig. 1.5
Chapter 7— Geothermal Systems in Maturing Composite Cones
Conductive models of heat resource as a function of the age and volume of magma
chambers. Odd numbers refer to slab-like magma chamber shapes and even numbers
Appendix A— Field Methods in Volcanic Regions
Appendix B— Volcanic Rock Classifications and Data represent cubic shapes. Lines 1 and 2 take into account heat transfer effects of con-
Appendix C— Notation vection within the magma body, whereas lines 3 and 4 ignore this effect. Systems in
Appendix D— Conversion Factors, Steam Properties, and Conve which estimated magma bodies plot above line 5 and 6 have cooled to near ambient
Appendix E— Heat Flow (Two-Dimensional Diffusion Code) temperatures; those plotting below lines 1 and 2 may still have near solidus tempera-
Appendix F— Core and Drill Cuttings: Geothermal Well Logs tures; and those plotting between lines 3 and 4 are at post magmatic temperatures
Appendix G— Glossary >300°C. (Adapted from Smith and Shaw, 1975.)
References
Index
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