Since the 1919 foundation of the International Association of Volcanology and Chemistry of
the Earth's Interior (IAVCEI), the fields of volcano seismology and acoustics have seen …

A model for earthquake swarms in volcanic regions consists of the following concepts:(1)
clusters of magma‐filled dikes exist within brittle volumes of the crust,(2) dikes within a …

Field observations and geodetic data indicate that dike intrusion in volcanic rift zones
typically generates normal faulting and graben subsidence at the Earth's surface. Elastic …

Discrete samples of geothermal water have been collected from a network of nine stations
for analysis of radon (222Rn) content. The sampling network consisted of wells that range in …

The Torfajökull central volcano in south-central Iceland contains the largest volume of
exposed silicic extrusives in Iceland (∼ 225 km3). Within SW-Torfajökull, postglacial mildly …

This paper reviews the use of earthquake studies in the field of geothermal exploration.
Local, regional and teleseismic events can all provide useful information about a geothermal …

A temporary network of up to 23 short‐period seismic stations operated on the Reykjanes
Peninsula during the summer of 1972 and recorded an earthquake swarm consisting of …

A half century of monitoring of the Northern Volcanic Zone of Iceland, a branch of the North
America—Eurasia plate boundary, shows that the seismicity is very unevenly distributed …

Networks of seismographs of high sensitivity have been in use in the vicinity of active
volcanoes in Iceland since 1973. During this time, 21 confirmed eruptions have occurred …

This chapter is essentially a continuation of the preceding chapter, and the introduction of
that chapter serves also as an introduction to this chapter. As was stated there, the main …