2006 VOL.115 No.1  
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米国ハワイ島キラウエアPu'u O'o溶岩流が海水中に流れ込む風景

Snap shot of the lava flew from Pu'u O'o vent in Kilauea reaching to the south-eastern shore of Island of Hawaii, U.S.A. (Photo at Feb. 11, 18h 05m, 2004 by Junzo KASAHARA)

2004年2月11日の米国ハワイ州ハワイ島Kilauea/Pu'u O'oベントから流れ出た溶岩流がハワイ島南岸のHelei Sea Arch付近の海岸に達し,海水中に流入しているスナップ.

(撮影日時:2月11日18時05分 場所:ハワイ島 笠原順三撮影 Junzo KASAHARA)
   
CONTENTS Japanese
Original Articles
  Takashi KUDO, Takeyuki UEKI, Shinji TAKARADA, Hisashi SASAKI and Minoru SASAKI Stratigraphy and Source Caldera of Pyroclastic Flow Deposits During the Latest Pliocene to Middle Pleistocene in the Southeastern Foot Area of the Hakkoda Caldera, Northeast Japan
1-25
Takaomi HAMADA, Tetsuo MOTOHASHI, Makiko WATANABE and Hiroshi ITO Chronosequencial Analysis of Eutrophication and Heavy Metal Pollution Re?cord?ed in Sediments of Lake Teganuma, Chiba Prefecture, Japan
26-40
Masaaki YAMAGUCHI, Toshihiko SUGAI, Takashi OGAMI Osamu, FUJIWARA and Hiroo OHMORI Three-Dimensional Structures of the Latest Pleistocene to Holocene Sequence at Nobi Plain, Central Japan
41-50
Review Article
  Kayoko TSURUGA, Junzo KASAHARA, Hitoshi MIKADA, Koshun YAMAOKA and Naoyuki FUJII Mapping Non-asperities and Continuous, Active Monitoring of the Interior of the Earth's Crust
51-71
Short Article
  Shigeko HARUYAMA and Ken SHIDA Flood Risk Evaluation of the Mekong River Delta Utilizing JERS-1 SAR Images
72-86
Notes
  Susumu MINATO Distribution of Terrestrial γ Ray Dose Rates in Japan
87-95
  Editorial Committee of History of Geosciences in Japan Tokyo Geographical Society Development of Geosciences in Japan, 1924 to 1945 Part 6
96-109
Original Articles
Book Reviews
110-115
Summary of the Earth Science Club Lecture
  Masaki TAKAHASHI Tectonic Development of the Japanese Islands Controlled by Philippine Sea Plate Motion
116-123
 
Announcement
124
Pictorial
 1
Three-dimensional structure of Latest Pleistocene to Holocene sequence at the Nobi plain, Central Japan (Masaaki YAMAGUCHI, Toshihiko SUGAI, Takashi OGAMI, Osamu FUJIWARA and Hiroo OHMORI)
2
Active lava flow flew from Pu'uO'o vent in Kilauea in Island of Hawaii, U.S.A. (Junzo KASAHARA)