Tephrochronology is the study of volcanic ash (tephra) beds for the purpose of correlating
and dating volcanic and other geologic events. Large magnitude silicic eruptions can …

ABSTRACT Auckland Volcanic Field (AVF) is a basaltic intraplate volcanic field in North
Island, New Zealand, upon which> 1.6 million people live. Seismic velocity tomography and …

Plate motion and associated tectonics explain the location of magmatic systems along plate
boundaries [1], however, they cannot give satisfactory explanations of the origin of intraplate …

A global compilation of 170 time‐averaged volumetric volcanic output rates (Qe) is
evaluated in terms of composition and petrotectonic setting to advance the understanding of …

It is widely recognised that the acquisition of high‐resolution palaeoclimate records from
southern mid‐latitude sites is essential for establishing a coherent picture of inter …

Abstract The Auckland Volcanic Field (AVF) with 49 eruptive centres in the last c. 250 ka
presents many challenges to our understanding of distributed volcanic field construction and …

Monogenetic basaltic volcanism is characterised by a complex array of behaviours in the
spatial distribution of magma output and also temporal variability in magma flux and eruptive …

The discovery that orbital variations are the driving force behind Quaternary climate change
provides an impetus to set local and regional records of environmental change into the …

Magma transport through dikes is a major component of the development of monogenetic
volcanic fields. These volcanic fields are characterized by numerous volcanic centers, each …

High-resolution sampling in monogenetic fields has the potential to reveal fine-scale
heterogeneity of the mantle, a feature that may be overwhelmed by larger fluxes of magma …