Titlebook: Campi Flegrei; A Restless Caldera i Giovanni Orsi,Massimo D‘Antonio,Lucia Civetta Book 2022 Springer-Verlag GmbH Germany, part of Springer

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,Methoden für instationäre Strömungen,at Campi Flegrei caldera are accounted for. They include the more chemically evolved, partially degassed nature of magmas emplaced at shallow depths, and the likely occurrence of multiple reservoirs with different depth, size and shape which can be connected at certain stages during system evolution

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-79353-0ent multi-parametric monitoring system. All the recorded h24 continuous data are transmitted to the Monitoring Room of the Osservatorio Vesuviano in Naples, where they are acquired, processed and evaluated to define changes in the dynamical state of the volcano. The caldera, since the end of 2004, i

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Herbert Oertel Jr.,Eckart Lauriene in axis with the Solfatara fumaroles, which represents a relatively high permeability zone allowing hot fluid ascent from depth to the shallower portions of the hydrothermal system. Pulsed injections of hot magmatic fluids (CO.-rich and CH.-poor oxidised fluids) at the bottom of the hydrothermal s

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Geometrie- und Netzgenerierung, techniques. Deformation and gravity data provide important constraints on depth, volume, mass density and dislocation mechanisms accompanying magma emplacement processes. The correct evaluation of these parameters is strongly conditioned by simplifying assumptions built in the different inversion p

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-46544-8and the AD 1538 Monte Nuovo eruption did not discourage people from living in the area. Campi Flegrei have undergone socio-economic development which for most of its history has been sustainable. Only with industrialisation over recent decades, has it become unsustainable. This unsustainable develop

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Volcanic and Deformation History of the Campi Flegrei Volcanic Field, Italy,nce during which two widespread paleosols formed. During each epoch, the eruptions occurred at mean time intervals of tens of years. The last event produced the Monte Nuovo tuff cone in AD 1538, after ~3,000 years of quiescence. Deformation mostly consists of a resurgence process that has generated