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Geothermal Island-Arc Genesis at the Plate Margins On the Similarity of the two Geothermal Island-Arc Genesis in Southern Part of Kyushu, Japan and Sumatra, Indonesia

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Susumu N

ISHIMURA(NPO Think-tank Kyoto Institute of Natural History)

Abstract

Geothermal island-arc genesis are found in graben and caldera along the big-fault systems of Southern part of Kyushu, Japan and Sumatra, Indonesia. The magma of ig- nimbrite and welded tu#(‘Shirasu’) might be originated from the remelt of oceanic plate and/or crustal materials, when the front of Philippine and Indian Sea plates is subducted to nearly++*km in depth. These oceanic plates are subducted obliquely to trench axis.

The volcanism of these ignimbrite and Shirasu is so violent as to make a big caldera, of which Bouguer anomalies are about/*mgal lower than those of the surrounding area, and the big caldera has the diameter of+/%,*km which is disturbed the big-fault sys- tems.

After these activities, the dacite and andesite volcanisms occur, which make the cen- tral cone of volcanoes. The magma of these volcanoes is quite di#erent from that of ig- nimbrite and welded tu#in the genesis. The magma must be originated from the partial- melt of the upper mantle under the volcanic belt of island arc. There are hot-springs within+/km distance from crater of volcanoes.

Acording to a plausible model for the migration of H,O and the generation of basalt magma in subduction zones, the hydrated peridotite is formed by addition of slab-derived H,O beneath the forearc region and should be dragged downward on the slab by the sub- duction of oceanic lithosphere. Amphibolite and chlorite in the dragged hydrated peri- dotite layer decomposes to release H,O at around++*km just beneath a volcanic front.

When the front of migration of H,O from the hydrated peridotite reaches the region with solidus temperature of hydrous peridotite. Partial melting takes place to produce initial magma. Successive addition of H,O to the region expands the partial molten zone up- wards in which the degree of partial melting increases upwards. From the top of the partially molten zone a mantle diapir starts rising to make a volcanism.

The di#erent two types of volcanic activities with geothermal activities are found at the volcanic belts in the dragged downward slabs of the around+/*and,/*km depths.

Key words : Island-arc, geothermal area, Hot Spring, Southern part of Kyusyu, Sumatra

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Fig. 3 Geological sketch map around Suwoh and Liwa (modified from Sidarto et al., +33. ).

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