Title:
Studying the Recharge Cycle of Old Faithful Geyser with Dense Seismic Arrays
Studying the Recharge Cycle of Old Faithful Geyser with Dense Seismic Arrays
Speaker:
吳欣玫 (Sin-Mei Wu), PhD student, The University of Utah
吳欣玫 (Sin-Mei Wu), PhD student, The University of Utah
Time:
04/13 (Sat.) 5 pm PDT, 6 pm MDT, 7 pm CDT, 8 pm EDT
04/14 (Sun.) 8 am Taiwan
04/13 (Sat.) 5 pm PDT, 6 pm MDT, 7 pm CDT, 8 pm EDT
04/14 (Sun.) 8 am Taiwan
Keywords:
Geophysics, Hydrothermal system, Old Faithful geyser, Seismic imaging
Geophysics, Hydrothermal system, Old Faithful geyser, Seismic imaging
Note:
Please refer to the updated research results here.
Abstract:
Old Faithful Geyser in Yellowstone National Park is the most well-known hydrothermal feature in the world. Despite abundant geophysical and geochemical studies, the detailed geometry of the plumbing system controlling the hydrothermal fluid flow of its regular eruption cycle remains elusive. In this presentation, I introduce how do we apply state-of-the-art seismic methods to illuminate Old Faithful's plumbing geometry, and reveal the water recharge evolution throughout its periodic eruption cycles.
Old Faithful Geyser in Yellowstone National Park is the most well-known hydrothermal feature in the world. Despite abundant geophysical and geochemical studies, the detailed geometry of the plumbing system controlling the hydrothermal fluid flow of its regular eruption cycle remains elusive. In this presentation, I introduce how do we apply state-of-the-art seismic methods to illuminate Old Faithful's plumbing geometry, and reveal the water recharge evolution throughout its periodic eruption cycles.
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