Sinkholes, pit craters, and small calderas: Analog models of depletioninduced collapse analyzed by computed X-ray microtomography

Keyphrases

• Analogue Modelling 100%
• Caldera 100%
• Subsidence Rate 100%
• Sinkhole 100%
• Collapse Volume 100%
• Surface Depression 100%
• Computed X-ray Microtomography 100%
• Pit Crater 100%
• Topographic Depressions 100%
• Subsidence 50%
• Computed Tomography 50%
• Endmember 50%
• First Use 50%
• Volcanic 50%
• Magma 50%
• Time-lapse 50%
• Magma Reservoir 50%
• Fault Geometry 50%
• Volcanic Terrain 50%
• Collapsed Structure 50%
• Caldera Collapse 50%
• Overburden Rocks 50%
• Volumetric Expansion 50%
• Structure Velocity 50%
• Karst Terrain 50%
• Noninvasive Visualization 50%
• Quantitative Monitoring 50%
• High Cohesion 50%
• Karst 50%
• Subsurface Cavity 50%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Analog Model 100%
• Overburden 100%
• Sinkhole 100%
• X Ray 100%
• Subsidence 75%
• Magma 25%
• Magma Chamber 25%
• Fault Geometry 25%
• Collapse Structure 25%

Medicine and Dentistry

• X-Ray Microtomography 100%