Holocene glacial deposits were dated using tephrochronoly and lichenometry in 17 cirques in the upper reaches of the Topolovaya, Olkhovaya, Vaktan Malkinsky, and Srednyaya Avacha Rivers in Kamchatka. All of the glaciers ...

The morphology of the gravity field and the distribution of Pliocene ignimbrites were analyzed to locate Late Neogene calderas which had been covered by younger volcanic formations.

The explosions of Karymsky volcano often produce signals containing a sequence of repeating pulses recorded on acoustic and seismic sensors, known as chugging. The amplitudes of these pulses correlate with the time interval ...

Flyschoid deposits of the Lesnaya Group that are exposed within northern Kamchatka are almost barren of identifiable fossils. The group is considered to be of the Late Cretaceous age on the basis of geological correlation. ...

The Kamchatka peninsula, located in the far East of Russia, is characterised by frequent and strong seismic activity (magnitudes up to 8.6). For many years, samples for hydrogeochemical analyses have been collected with a ...

Johillerite from a fumarole in the North Breach of the Great Fissure Tolbachik eruption (GFTE), Kamchatka Peninsula, Russia, monoclinic, a 6.7520(14), b 12.739(3), c 11.068(2) Angstrom, beta 100.37(3), V 936.4(2) Angstrom(3), ...

The northernmost Kamchatka Peninsula is located along the northwestern margin of the Bering Sea and consists of complexly deformed accreted terranes. Progressing inland from the northwestern Bering Sea, the Olyutorskiy, ...

Shear wave splitting measurements in South Kamchatka during the 3-year period (1996–1998) in which the Kronotsky Earthquake (M=7.7, December 5, 1997) occurred are used to determine anisotropic parameters of the subduction ...

A new data set of 851 lineaments mapped from European Remote Sensing satellites 1 and 2 full resolution Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) data are interpreted as geological proxies for stresses resulting from plate and block ...