... Tavurvur on the east side of the harbor or at Rabalankaia, about two miles (3.2 km) north of Tavurvur. Another eruption in 1791 occurred at Tavurvur. In 1850, an eruption at Sulfur Creek at the north end of the harbor followed a time of ...

... -- x-x- ---- xx-x 3 -/8 Vulcan and Tavurvur. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1937 0529 1937 0602 xx-- xx-- xxx- ---- xxxx 4? -/8 Tavurvur . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1940 0204d 1940 0518 x--- ---x --x- ---- ---- 1 Tavurvur ...

... Tavurvur eruption in May 1937 can be considered from two other perspectives. First, the colonial administration in Rabaul and mainly expatriate townspeople were much more concerned, at least initially, by the impact of the ash fall on ...

... Tavurvur on May 30th 1937, Vulcan in September 1944 and both Tavurvur and Vulcan in September 1994. Since 1994 there have been a number of minor eruptions, although Vulcan has remained dormant after 1944, while Tavurvur has experienced ...

... Tavurvur and Vulcan volcanoes had not been active since 1937. Fisher, however, had been noticing geothermal changes on parts of Tavurvur since August 1940, and a series of tectonic earthquakes had been taking place in the region ...

... Tavurvur and Vulcan , although they are separated by about 5 miles ( 8 km ) . The last crisis at Rabaul began at 6 A.M. on September 18 , 1994 , when a vent opened on the western side of the crater of the volcano Tavurvur . A little ...

... Tavurvur show wide but similar ranges in composition, from andesite to evolved dacite (55–70 wt% SiO2, 2.5–7.5wt% CaO and 2.0– 4.3 wt% K2O: Fig. 4). The least evolved compositions overlap in part with the whole-rock data (except for FeO ...

... Tavurvur on 6 June 1941 with small steam explosions . Ground deformation before the eruption was conspicuously minor . Tide gauges indicated 7.5 cm of subsidence of Tavurvur relative to Rabaul town during the 2 years preceding the ...