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X-WR-CALNAME:Geophysics Seminar - Steven Roecker\, "The Plumbing System Ben
 eath Kīlauea Summit"
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DESCRIPTION:Kılauea Volcano\, the most persistently active basaltic volcan
 o on Earth\, has long served as the premier natural laboratory for investi
 gating magma generation\, transport\, and storage in basaltic systems.  Fo
 r 37 days in 2023\, we conducted a hybrid seismic experiment at the summit
  of Kılauea volcano\, Hawaii\, that combined more than 1\,800 three-compo
 nent nodal seismometers with 396 controlled vibroseis sources\, yielding o
 ver 15 million P- and S-wave arrivals. Travel-time tomography produces sub
 -kilometer-resolution\n\nthree-dimensional models of Vp\, Vs\, and Vp/Vs w
 ithin the upper 3-4 km beneath the summit.  We use that result to constrai
 n an inversion of 720 gravity disturbance observations to infer subsurface
  distributions of density and shear modulus. The models define two princip
 al\n\nmagma storage regions beneath Halema‘uma‘u (HMM) and the south c
 aldera (SC)\, and moreover suggest that the HMM is the principal reservoir
  supplying magma to conduits to the southwest and east rift zones.
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LOCATION:Mitchell Earth Sciences\, 350/372
SUMMARY:Geophysics Seminar - Steven Roecker\, "The Plumbing System Beneath 
 Kīlauea Summit"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/geophysics-seminar-steven-r
 oecker-the-plumbing-system-beneath-kilauea-summit
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