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Hideaki Miyamoto Jun'ichi Haruyama Shuichi Rokugawa Kyosuke Onishi Tetsuma Toshioka Jyun-ichi Koshinuma 《Bulletin of Engineering Geology and the Environment》2003,62(4):281-288
Ground penetrating radar (GPR) has been successfully used to detect a lava tube in a basaltic lava flow from the Fuji volcano, Japan. The target lava tube, Komoriana cave, is in the northern part of the Aokigahara lava flow which was emplaced over 1,000 years ago. The lava tube was detected by simply dragging the GPR antenna along a prefecture road, demonstrating the advantages of this method compared with detailed mapping and geological investigations. As a massive basaltic lava flow allows deep penetration of the radar pulse, the reflection radar profile obtained showed two very clear structures which were interpreted from the waveforms to be the roof and the bottom of the lava tube from the waveforms alone. This was subsequently confirmed by careful survey measurements of the Komoriana cave lava tube. The feasibility study clearly demonstrated that GPR is a very effective and convenient tool for discovering unknown lava tubes hidden deeply inside lava flows. 相似文献