Caldera Volcanism: Analysis, Modelling and Response

6 ½ X 9 7/16 in Preface (J. Gottsmann, J. Mart ).
1. Residence times of silicic magm as associated with calderas (F. Costa).

1. Sedimentology, depositio nal mechanisms and pulsating behaviour of pyroclastic density currents ( R. Sulpizio, P. Dellino).

2. The use of lithic clast distributions in pyroclastic deposits to understand pre- and syn-caldera collapse pro cesses; a case study of the Abrigo Ignimbrite, Tenerife, Canary Islands (A. Pittari, et al).

3. The Ignimbrite Flare-up and graben-calderas of the Sierra Madre Occidental, Mexico (G. J. Aguirre-D az et al).

4. Characterisation of Archean subaqueous calderas in Canada: physical volcanology, carbonate-rich hydrothermal alteration and a new exploratio n model (W. U. Mueller et al).

5. A review on collapse caldera mode lling (J. Mart et al).

6. Structural development of calderas: a sy nthesis from analogue experiments (V. Acocella).

7. Magma-chamber g eometry, fluid transport, local stresses, and rock behaviour during coll apse-caldera formation (A. Gudmundsson).

8. Facilitating dyke intru sions into ring-faults (T. R. Walter).

9. A new uplift episode at