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Episodic fluid flow in an active fault
Life is everywhere in sinters: examples from Jurassic hot-spring environments of Argentine Patagonia
Environmental controls on silica sinter formation revealed by radiocarbon dating
Discovery, Geology, and Origin of the Fruta del Norte Epithermal Gold-Silver Deposit, Southeastern Ecuador
Geologic record of partial ocean evaporation triggered by giant asteroid impacts, 3.29–3.23 billion years ago
Natural hydrous amorphous silica: Quantitation of network speciation and hydroxyl content by 29 Si MAS NMR and vibrational spectroscopy
Unusual mixed silica–carbonate deposits from magmatic–hydrothermal hot springs, Savo, Solomon Islands
Jurassic geothermal landscapes and fossil ecosystems at San Agustín, Patagonia, Argentina
Impact of Seasonal Changes on the Formation and Accumulation of Soft Siliceous Sediments on the Discharge Apron of Geysir, Iceland
Jurassic hot-spring activity in a fluvial setting at La Marciana, Patagonia, Argentina
Abstract Hot springs, geysers, mud pots, and fumaroles are dynamic surface features that represent interacting subterranean systems of water, heat, and rocks. Identifying the locations of these features and monitoring their heat, water flow, and chemistry can provide land managers with data needed to make informed decisions about management options. This chapter describes vital signs and contains options for monitoring surface and near-surface geothermal features, such as hot springs, geysers, mud pots, and fumaroles. Its focus is the description of techniques for detecting change in hydrothermal systems through time due to natural or human-related causes. The goal of this chapter is to describe selected techniques for monitoring important vital signs of geothermal systems. Information in this chapter will not make the reader an expert in all geological aspects of geothermal systems. Some monitoring techniques are simple and can be performed by interested volunteers with no specialized background. Other techniques are complex and are best done by experts, with study results interpreted by seasoned practitioners. The described monitoring options may not meet all statutory and regulatory requirements that land managers may face. The terms geothermal and hydrothermal have specific connotations as used in this chapter ( Jackson, 1997 ). Geothermal refers to any system that transfers heat from within the Earth to its surface. Hot rocks, without water, are geothermal. Hydrothermal is a subset of geothermal, and means that the transfer of heat involves water, either in liquid or vapor state (hence the “hydro”). Hot springs and geysers, for example, are hydrothermal
Mineralogical characterization of silica sinters from the El Tatio geothermal field, Chile
Variations in Water Content in Opal-A and Opal-CT from Geyser Discharge Aprons
The metagenomics of biosilicification: causes and effects
The geological history of Geysir, Iceland: a tephrochronological approach to the dating of sinter
ROLE OF SMECTITE IN SILICEOUS-SINTER FORMATION AND MICROBIAL-TEXTURE PRESERVATION: OCTOPUS SPRING, YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK, WYOMING, USA
A new Middle–Late Jurassic flora and hot spring chert deposit from the Deseado Massif, Santa Cruz province, Argentina
Sinter-Vein Correlations at Buckskin Mountain, National District, Humboldt County, Nevada
Epithermal deposits in México—Update of current knowledge, and an empirical reclassification
Epithermal ore deposits have traditionally been the most economically important in México, with renowned world-class deposits like those in the Pachuca–Real del Monte, Guanajuato, Fresnillo, Taxco, Tayoltita, and Zacatecas districts. Whereas in certain areas (like the Great Basin in Nevada) intermediate and low sulfidation deposits have been found to be mutually exclusive in time and space; in the case of epi thermal deposits in México, the intermediate and low sulfidation types do not appear to be mutually exclusive and, to the contrary, they coexist in the same regions, formed during the same time spans, and even occur together within a single deposit. These deposits are all Tertiary in age, ranging from middle Eocene to early Miocene, with the possible sole exception of a Paleocene deposit. Their space and time distribution follows the evolution of the continental arc volcanism of the Sierra Madre Occidental and Sierra Madre del Sur. The vast majority of epithermal deposits in México belong to the intermediate (IS) or low (LS) sulfidation types; only a few high sulfidation (HS) deposits have been described in the NW part of the country (e.g., El Sauzal, Mulatos, Santo Niño, La Caridad Antigua, all of them in Sonora and Chihuahua). Because most epithermal deposits in México exhibit composite characteristics of both IS and LS mineralization styles (as well as scarce characteristics of HS), they cannot be simply characterized as IS (polymetallic deposits associated with the most saline brines) or LS deposits (mainly Ag and Au deposits associated with lower salinity brines). Thus, in this paper we propose to use an empirical classification for IS + LS deposits (that is, alkaline/neutral epithermal deposits) into three types of mineralization; namely, A, B, and C. Type A (or IS type) comprises those deposits that generally formed at greater depths from highly saline but unsaturated brines and contain exclusively from top to bottom IS styles of mineralization with a consistent poly-metallic character. Type B (or LS-IS type) comprises those deposits that exhibit dominant LS characteristics but have polymetallic IS roots (Zn-Pb-Cu); this is the most widespread type of epithermal mineralization in México. Types A and B generally exhibit mineralogic and/or fluid inclusion evidence for boiling. Type C (or LS type) comprises those deposits that exhibit only LS styles of mineralization, formed generally by shallow boiling of low salinity fluids, and have relatively high precious metal and low base metal contents. In this paper, we also review other known or attributable aspects of Mexican epithermal deposits, including ore and gangue mineralogy and their evolution in time and space, structure, geothermometry, stable iso topic composition of mineralizing fluids and other components of the deposits, chemistry and sources for mineralizing fluids, and the plausible mechanisms for the mobilization of deep fluid reservoirs and for mineral deposition in the epithermal environment.