Field evidence for the lateral emplacement of igneous dykes : Implications for 3D mechanical models and the plumbing beneath fissure eruptions

Healy, DavidRizzo, RobertoDuffy, MarcusFarrell, Natalie J. C.Hole, Malcolm J.Muirhead, David2018-08-312018-08-312018-08-22Healy, D, Rizzo, R, Duffy, M, Farrell, N J C, Hole, M J & Muirhead, D 2018, 'Field evidence for the lateral emplacement of igneous dykes : Implications for 3D mechanical models and the plumbing beneath fissure eruptions', Volcanica, pp. 85-105.2610-3540http://hdl.handle.net/2164/11029We thank the USGS Hawaiian Volcano Observatory for help with accessing Kilauea seismicity data, Steven Andrews at Camborne School of Mines for help with the sedimentology and John Howell (Aberdeen) for the lend of a drone. John Still is thanked for help with the SEM at Aberdeen. DH and NF thank Katie and Dave Farrell for ‘baby-sitting’ services while the fieldwork was completed. We thank Craig Magee, Meredith Townsend and Dave Pollard for detailed and thoughtful reviews that helped us improve the manuscript. High-resolution orthomosaics can be found at https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.6849827.v22110443933engmagmarelaybridgesegmentigneousvolcanicQE GeologyQEField evidence for the lateral emplacement of igneous dykes : Implications for 3D mechanical models and the plumbing beneath fissure eruptionsJournal articlehttps://www.jvolcanica.org/ojs/index.php/volcanica/policies