Scoria (cinder) cones

• Main Author: Barker, Daniel S.
• Format: Conference Object
• Language: English
• Published: 2009
• Subjects: Volcanic rocks; Igneous rocks; Field geology; Field photography; Volcanology; Scoria cone; Mauna Kea; Hawaii; Scoria; Vesuvius; Italy; Kilauea caldera; Rapa Nui (Easter Island); SP Crater; Arizona; Fogo volcano; Cape Verdes; Sunset Crater; Lava Butte; Oregon; Medicine Lake Volcano; California; Craters of the Moon; Idaho; Monte Nuovo; Campi Flegrei; Naples; Lake Averno; Campi Flegrei caldera; Auckland; New Zealand; Mexico City; Clermont-Ferrand; France; Albuquerque; New Mexico; Medina; Saudi Arabia; Nicolosi; Sicily; Etna; Ubehebe Crater; Death Valley; Puy de Dome; Capulin Mountain; Guimar; Tenerife; Canary Islands; Puu Puai; Kilauea Iki; Prevailing wind; Herchenberg scoria cone; Germany; Magma; Vulcano; Vulcanello I; Vulcanello III; Landmannalaugar; Iceland; Black Butte; Shasta; Atlacomulco; Mexico; Rockeskyller Kopf; Fault; Hasenberg; West Eifel; Inverse grading; Herchenberg; "Brazil nut effect"; Summit; Vesicular lava; Pumice; Lava fountains; Basalt; Andesite; Excrement; Cinder cones; Volcanic landforms; Calderas; Eruptions; Crater; Erosion; Quarry; Construction materials; Rafting; Kipuka; Lava tube; Earthquakes; Land uplift; Volcanic hazards; Subsidence; Lava dome; Wind deformation; Gas depletion; Spatter; Moss; Crater rim; Shield volcano; Stratovolcano; Eldfell (Fire Mountain); Heimaey; Belknap Crater; McKenziePass; Eldfell; Fire Mountain; Fogo; Rapa; Rapa Nui
• Online Access: http://hdl.handle.net/2152/6297

One of a series of images with descriptions of igneous and volcanic geological features in field environments. Geological Sciences