Subglacial eruptionとは 意味・読み方・使い方

A subglacial eruption is a volcanic eruption that has occurred under ice, or under a glacier. Subglacial eruptions can cause dangerous floods, lahars and create hyaloclastite and pillow lava. Subglacial eruptions sometimes form a subglacial volcano called a tuya. Tuyas in Iceland are called table mountains because of their flat tops. Tuya Butte, in northern British Columbia is an example of a tuya. A tuya may be recognized by its stratigraphy, which typically consists of a basal layer of pillow basalts overlain by hyaloclastite breccia, tuff, and capped off by a lava flow. The pillow lavas formed first as a result of subaqueous eruptions in glacial meltwater. Once the vent reaches shallower water, eruptions become phreatomagmatic, depositing the hyaloclastite breccia. Once the volcano emerges through the ice, it erupts lava, forming the flat capping layer of a tuya.