Iwo Jima
Ioto
Caldera · Japan · 169 m
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- Tipo
- Caldera
- Paese
- Japan
- Regione
- Northwestern Pacific Volcanic Regions / Ogasawara Volcanic Arc
- Altitudine
- 169 m
- Coordinate
- 24.751, 141.289
- Ultima eruzione
- 2025
- Contesto tettonico
- Subduction zone / Crustal thickness unknown
- Forma vulcanica
- Caldera
- Roccia principale
- Trachyandesite / Basaltic Trachyandesite
Sintesi geologica
Ioto, in the Volcano Islands of Japan, lies within a 9-km-wide submarine caldera. The volcano is also known as Ogasawara-Iojima to distinguish it from several other "Sulfur Island" volcanoes in Japan. The triangular, low-elevation, 8-km-long island narrows toward its SW tip and has produced trachyandesitic and trachytic rocks that are more alkalic than those of other volcanoes in this arc. The island has undergone uplift for at least the past 700 years, accompanying resurgent doming of the caldera; a shoreline landed upon by Captain Cook's surveying crew in 1779 is now 40 m above sea level. The Motoyama plateau on the NE half of the island consists of submarine tuffs overlain by coral deposits and forms the island's high point. Many fumaroles are oriented along a NE-SW zone cutting through Motoyama. Numerous recorded phreatic eruptions, many from vents on the W and NW sides of the island, have accompanied the uplift.
Sintesi da Wikipedia
Iwo Jima è un'isola disabitata del Giappone, situata nella prefettura di Tokyo sebbene si trovi 1046 km a sud della capitale.
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Storia delle eruzioni
Cronologia dettagliata
- 2025VEI 1Osservata2025-09-01 – 2025-09-02
- 2023VEI 1Osservata2023-10-18 – 2024-03-16
- 2022VEI 1Osservata2022-07-11 – 2022-12-11Off SE coast
- 2021VEI 1Osservata2021-08-12 – 2021-11-24Off SE coast
- 2020VEI 1Osservata2020-12-28 – 2021-04-05Asodai Sinkhole
- 2018VEI 1Osservata2018-09-08 – 2018-09-14Off the S coast
- 2016VEI 1Osservata2016-08-31 – 2016-09-01Asodai Sinkhole
- 2015VEI 1Osservata2015-08-07 – 2015-08-07Kianohana Beach (N part of the island)
- 2013VEI 0Osservata2013-08-21 – 2013-08-30Off the NE coast
- 2012VEI 1Osservata2012-02-10 – 2012-07-09Asodai
- 2012VEI 1Osservata2012-12-01 – 2013-04-11Asodai
- 2010VEI 1Osservata2010-06-19 – 2010-06-19
- 2004VEI 1Stima geologica2004-06-06 – 2004-06-08Asodai area
- 2001VEI 1Osservata2001-09-21 – 2001-10-23Off SE coast and Idogahama (NW coast)
- 1999VEI 1Osservata1999-09-10 – 1999-09-10Asodai area
- 1994VEI 1Osservata1994-08-22 – 1994-08-22NE side
- 1993VEI 1Stima geologica1993-10-27 – 1993-11-16Asodai area and NE of Iwo-jima
- 1982VEI 1Osservata1982-03-09 – 1982-03-10NW side (Idogahama beach)
- 1982VEI 1Osservata1982-11-28 – 1982-12-16West side (Asodai)
- 1980VEI 1Osservata1980-03-13 – 1980-03-13Kitanohara
- 1978VEI 1Osservata1978-12-11 – 1978-12-11West side (Asodai)
- 1976VEI 1Osservata1976-01-16 – In corsoWest side (Asodai)
- 1974VEI 0Stima geologica1974-01-16 – 1974-02-02NW of Iwo-jima (Kaiseinishinoba)
- 1969VEI 1Osservata1969-01-12 – 1969-01-21West side (Asodai)
- 1969VEI 1Osservata1969-12-01 – 1969-12-01
- 1967VEI 1Osservata1967-12-23 – 1967-12-23West side (Asodai)
- 1957VEI 1Osservata1957-03-28 – 1957-03-28Chidoriga-hara
- 1944VEI 1Osservata1944-12 – In corsoNorth and west sides near the coast
- 1935VEI 1Osservata1935 – In corsoSW side at Chidoriga-hara
- 1930VEI 1Osservata1930 – In corsoNW side near the coast
- 1922VEI 1Osservata1922-07 – In corsoWest side (Asodai)
- 1889VEI 1Osservata1889-12-31 – In corsoChidoriga-ana
- 850 a.C. (±50 anni)VEI ?Stima geologicaBCE 850 – In corsoMotoyama
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