Geophysical Exploration on the Structure of Volcanoes: Two Case Histories

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Geophysical methods of exploration were used to determine the internal structure of Koolau Volcano in Hawaii and of Rabaul Volcano in New Guinea. By use of gravity and seismic data the central vent or plug of Koolau Volcano was outlined. Magnetic data seem to indicate that the central plug is still above the Curie Point. If so, the amount of heat energy available is tremendous. As for Rabaul Volcano, it is located in a region characterized by numerous block faulting. The volcano is only a part of a large block that has subsided. Possible geothermal areas exist near the volcano ... continued below

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Furumoto, A. S. January 1, 1974.

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  • Geothermal Energy Program (U.S.)
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Geophysical methods of exploration were used to determine the internal structure of Koolau Volcano in Hawaii and of Rabaul Volcano in New Guinea. By use of gravity and seismic data the central vent or plug of Koolau Volcano was outlined. Magnetic data seem to indicate that the central plug is still above the Curie Point. If so, the amount of heat energy available is tremendous. As for Rabaul Volcano, it is located in a region characterized by numerous block faulting. The volcano is only a part of a large block that has subsided. Possible geothermal areas exist near the volcano but better potential areas may exist away from the volcano.

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  • U.S.-Japan cooperative science seminar on the utilization of volcano energy, Hilo, Hawaii, USA, 4 Feb 1974

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Furumoto, A. S. Geophysical Exploration on the Structure of Volcanoes: Two Case Histories, article, January 1, 1974; United States. (digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc874881/: accessed October 20, 2018), University of North Texas Libraries, Digital Library, digital.library.unt.edu; crediting UNT Libraries Government Documents Department.