地層剥ぎ取り技法を用いた箱根火山起源噴出物の実物標本化 : 神奈川県立生命の星・地球博物館における露頭情報の収集・保存・活用(<特集>火山噴火史解明のための露頭データベース構築の検討(3))

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  • Conservation and Utilization of Surface Peel Specimens Collected from Real Outcrops of Hakone Volcano Ejecta, with Reference to Collection Building of Kanagawa Prefectural Museum of Natural History(<Special Section>Determination of the Construction of an Outcrop Database to Reveal Eruptive History (3))
  • 地層剥ぎ取り技法を用いた箱根火山起源噴出物の実物標本化 : 神奈川県立生命の星・地球博物館における露頭情報の収集・保存・活用
  • チソウ ハギトリ ギホウ オ モチイタ ハコネ カザン キゲン フンシュツブツ ノ ジツブツ ヒョウホンカ : カナガワ ケンリツ セイメイ ノ ホシ ・ チキュウ ハクブツカン ニ オケル ロトウ ジョウホウ ノ シュウシュウ ・ ホゾン ・ カツヨウ

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Kanagawa Prefectural Museum of Natural History has reposited surface peel and moulage specimens collected from real outcrops, mostly of Quaternary volcanic ejecta of Hakone Volcano and related sedimentary layers, as well as other specimens of natural history collections. They are useful for observing tephra and understanding geological processes in laboratories, and are therefore suitable for exhibition and education in museums. Surface peel specimens have the same meaning as natural outcrops. Their clearer colors and textures than the real outcrops could help researchers to recognize unknown tephras or sedimentary structures. Nowadays it is more important to keep those peel specimens as geological evidences, because of disappearance of real outcrops related to road construction, land development or concrete spraying on outcrops. Substantial collection of such peel specimens provides information on geological textures and structures, for example about volcanic fall and flow units, turbidite sequence, load cast, slump, liquification, small-scale deformation structures such as fault and joint, etc., and can be repeatedly examined in related sciences. Collection building and database of such specimens are also meaningful for natural history researches.

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  • 火山

    火山 60 (3), 341-348, 2015

    特定非営利活動法人 日本火山学会

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