No 5 (2019)
- Year: 2019
- Articles: 5
- URL: https://journals.eco-vector.com/0203-0306/issue/view/939
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.31857/S0203-030620195
Geodesic monitoring of ground deformations at Klyuchevskoy Volcano in 1978–2014, Kamchatka
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Measured values are given - slant distances and elevations between geodetic marks on the northeast slope of Klyuchevskaya volcano for 1978–2014. As a rule, a rise was observed before the secondary and summit eruptions, and the end of the eruptions was accompanied by the lowering of the volcano slope. According to the longest series of observations of vertical displacements from 1979 to 2014. on the “Kirgurich” radial profile, the rise of the volcano slope is determined to increase as it approaches its crater. The maximum displacements occurred two years before the start of the “Predskazannuy” side breakthrough in 1983, and before the summit eruptions of 2003–2004 and 2007. At a distance of 27 km from the crater of the volcano, the vertical displacements become insignificant. It is shown that points located at altitudes from 2000 meters to 3000 meters are subject to deep creep, i.e. sliding down. The displacement rates of such points reached 5–20 cm/year. Significant horizontal displacements of geodetic points occurred near incidental breaks on March 6, 1980 and March 8, 1983. From 1989–1993. until 2014, reductions of all lengths of lines from 5 to 20 mm were observed, which indicated compression of the northeast slope of Klyuchevskaya volcano.
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The features of fault tectonics and deep structure of the seismoactive zones in Eastern Priamurye
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The paper examines the spatial relationship between the seismoactive zones in eastern Priamurye (М ≥ 5) and the regional faults and hidden fault zones identified from the gravity and magnetic anomaly axes. The seismoactive zones where earthquakes with М ≥ 5 occurred are mostly confined to the regional faults, though such a relationship has not been validated in two cases. The seismoactive zones are detected both at the regional fault intersection and in areas where the regional faults intersect with the hidden faults of various ranks. According to the data obtained by deep seismic sounding (DSS), earthquake converted wave method (ECWM) and magnetotelluric sounding (MTS), the seismoactive zones are formed by deep inclined and subvertical faults. The indications of fluid saturation are found in the seismoactive zones from geophysical data which show that the seismoactive faults often control low-velocity and low-resistivity anomalies in the crust and upper mantle. In some cases, the Moho displacement and the dome-like flexures of the crustal and Moho boundaries are observed along these seismoactive faults and the abundance of the conversion boundaries in the crust is also noted. The deep pattern of the seismoactive faults and the revealed indications of fluid saturation allow us to consider the seismoactive zones in eastern Priamurye as the channels providing fluid supply from the mantle to the crust.
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Paleoseismicity along Adyr faults (on example of Kokonadyr-Tegerek fault in South-Western Issyk-Kul lake region, Tien Shan)
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We have studied paleoseismicity along a zone of the Kokonadyr-Tegerek adyr (foothill) fault in SW Issyk-Kul Lake region. It was shown that, although seismic movements continue along a zone of the tectonic contact of Paleozoic rocks of the Kokonadyr-Tegerek uplift and Quaternary deposits of the Alabash-Konurolyong depression, main number of appearance of seismogenic ruptures in the surface shift southward on hundreds of meters from the adyr fault mentioned above. This process leads to a formation of multiple fault scarps and compensation grabens in their back parts. According to data of radiocarbon dating along the Kokonadyr-Tegerek fault zone there were 4 strong Holocene earthquakes occurred during time intervals: 1771–1785 AD, 1440–1515 AD, and also possibly in 2310–745 BC and 640–5300 BC. Judging by parameters of the fault scarps their magnitudes were M ≥ 7, and seismic intensity I0≥ IX. Strong seismic activity along the Kokonadyr-Tegerek fault zone continues at least from Mid-Pleistocene. Evidences of this statement are uplifted and abandoned river valley of that time in the uplift with the same name as well as significant accumulation of the lacustrine sediments in northern part of the Alabash-Konurolyong depression. Large thickness of the sediments is tied with glaciers melting in the northern slope of the Terskey Ala-Too Range, and abandoned valleys testify on significant tectonic damming. Most proper model explaining formation of the adyrs (foothills) in the southern part of the Issyk-Kul Depression is a model of a gently dipping main fault flattening out northward, which is complicated by the underthrusts. All obtained data can be used at compilation of a new Map of Seismic Hazard of Kyrgyz Republic.
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Mineral-phase paragenes in explosive products of modern emergencies of Kamchatka and Kuril volcanoes. Part 1. Diamonds, carbon phases, condensed organoids
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In the products of modern volcanic identified carbonaceous mineral phase paragenes explosive-atmoelektrogenese origin comprising diamond cuboctahedral habitus with non-aggregated nitrogen defects (no signs mantle annealing), disordered graphite, shungito shaped asphalts (kerite-anthraxolite), carbon globules – cluster allotrope diuglerod composition, metallo-carbon nanomicrocomposites – a product of the shock-thermal decomposition of organometallic compounds and a biogenic organic compounds. The identified carbon paragenes is considered as a unique natural phenomenon indicating the existence of a global process of endogenous carbonization of the Earth's crust during the course of the crust-mantle interactions.
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The conditions of formation of Au–Ag epithermal mineralization of the Amguemo-Kanchalan volcanic field (Eastern Chukotka)
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The article considers the conditions of formation of Au–Ag epithermal mineralization of the Amguemo-Kanchalan volcanic field (AKVP), located on the Western closure of the East Chukchi flank zone of the Okhotsk-Chukchi volcanic belt (OCHVB). In the AKVP potentially large Au–Ag Valunisty mine and several perspective deposits and ore occurrences (Zhilnoye, Shah, Gornoye, Ognennoye and Osennee) are localized. The results of thermo- and cryometric studies of fluid inclusions in quartz and calcite of epithermal veins showed that the solutions was dominated by chlorides Na and K. Epithermal mineralization was deposited by heterogeneous hydrothermal fluids with low salt concentrations (0.2–3.6 wt. % equiv. NaCl, in medium-temperature conditions – 174–354°C). The fluid pressure reached 30–160 bar, which corresponds to the formation depth of 0.1–0.6 km, under hydrostatic conditions. The obtained results allow us to attribute the studied epithermal mineralization to the low sulfidation class. The magmatic hearth of andesitic magmas and meteoric waters are the most probable sources of ore-forming fluids. The information given in the article is of practical importance for regional forecast-metallogenic constructions, prospecting and evaluation of epithermal Au–Ag deposits.
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