Author: surtsey50years
Erosion and sedimentation on the island of Surtsey
Volumes and rates of erosion of tephra and lava, and the sedimentation of reworked tephra are described from 1964 to 2019! Read more about this paper. Erosion and sedimentation on the island... Read More
Inclination measurements of the SE-03 borehole on Surtsey
Downhole measurements in 2021 record the actual inclination of the SE-03 borehole! Read more about this paper. Inclination measurements of the SE-03 borehole on Surtsey... Read More
Basaltic glass alteration in the Surtsey hydrothermal system
The mobility of elements in altered basaltic volcanic glass and the bulk basaltic rock records interactions with fluids that change over time. Read more about this paper. Basaltic glass alterat... Read More
Culturable Bacterial Diversity from the Basaltic Subsurface of the Young Volcanic Island of Surtsey, Iceland
Measurements of the culturable microbial diversity from the basaltic subsurface of Surtsey isolated 195 strains of microorganisms representing 42 different genera! Read more about this paper. ... Read More
Basalt-Hosted Microbial Communities in the Subsurface of the Young Volcanic Island of Surtsey, Iceland
The SUSTAIN drilling project offers a unique opportunity for the study of microbial communities within the basalt of a very young oceanic island, 50 years after the eruptions terminated. Pauline Bergs... Read More
New insights into how the interaction of young basalt with seawater influences the elemental budget of the oceanic crust
Geochemical studies of the fluids filling two of the cased boreholes, 1979 (SE-01) and 2017 (SE-03), by Barbara Kleine and other geochemists at University of Iceland, gives new insights into how the i... Read More
Lithofacies in SUSTAIN drill cores, Surtsey Research
The texture, mineralogy, grain size, and depositional environments of Surtsey basalt in the 2017 drill cores are described. The originally fresh, unconsolidated ash and lapilli are entirely lithified ... Read More
New observations on the structure of Surtsey, Surtsey Research
Examination of the 2017 Surtsey drill cores by James G. Moore, one of the volcanologists who drilled Surtsey in 1979, offers new perspectives on heat sources for the hydrothermal system as well as the... Read More