A volcano‐tectonic crisis with strong seismic activity and rapid uplift started in 1982, and continued until its abrupt disappearance at the beginning of 1985, at Campi Flegrei caldera (Southern Italy). The chemical composition of the fumarolic fluids has been recorded during the last five years and, from geochemical and thermodynamical considerations, it has been deduced that the shallow reservoir feeding the fumaroles remained chemically isolated, at least with respect to major magmatic components, from the magma chamber inferred to be located at depth. © 1988 by the Chinese Geophysical Society
No evidence of a new magmatic gas contribution to the Solfatara volcanic gases, during the Bradyseismic crisis at Campi Flegrei (Italy).
TEDESCO, Dario;
1988
Abstract
A volcano‐tectonic crisis with strong seismic activity and rapid uplift started in 1982, and continued until its abrupt disappearance at the beginning of 1985, at Campi Flegrei caldera (Southern Italy). The chemical composition of the fumarolic fluids has been recorded during the last five years and, from geochemical and thermodynamical considerations, it has been deduced that the shallow reservoir feeding the fumaroles remained chemically isolated, at least with respect to major magmatic components, from the magma chamber inferred to be located at depth. © 1988 by the Chinese Geophysical SocietyFile in questo prodotto:
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