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Evidence for a New Style of Gavitationally Induced Deformation Inferred at Vesuvius Volcano (Articolo in rivista)
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- Evidence for a New Style of Gavitationally Induced Deformation Inferred at Vesuvius Volcano (Articolo in rivista) (literal)
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- 2002-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 (literal)
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Lanari R., De Natale G., Berardino P., Sansosti E., Ricciardi G.P., Borgstrom S., Capuano P., Pingue F., Troise C. (2002)
Evidence for a New Style of Gavitationally Induced Deformation Inferred at Vesuvius Volcano
in Geophysical research letters
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- Evidence for a New Style of Gavitationally Induced Deformation Inferred at Vesuvius Volcano (literal)
- Abstract
- We present results obtained via an innovative spaceborne SAR interferometry
algorithm showing that the Somma-Vesuvius volcanic complex, despite of its
quiescent stage, is subject to a particular deformation process. This is
characterized by a rather continuous subsidence, revealed by ERS satellite
data and levelling surveys, between 1992 and 2000. These deformations are
mainly localized in two zones involving the Vesuvius cone and a narrow
annular area that, although not fully continuously, extends around the base
of the Somma edifice. We propose an interpretation of subsidence at both
sites involving joint effects of gravitational sliding and extensional
tectonic stress occurring at the contact between different lithological
units. Some simple elastic models show how such localized subsidence can be
generated. These results shed new light on the Vesuvius dynamics and, more
generally, on the link between gravitational effects of volcano loading and
seismic-deformative processes, which is a subject of intense scientific
debate. (literal)
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