Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research, 2004, V 130, N 1-2, 15 February .

1.   
 Temporal-spatial variations of stress at Redoubt volcano, Alaska,
 inferred from inversion of fault plane solutions, 
 John J. Sanchez, Max Wyss and Stephen R. McNutt
 Pages 1-30 

2.   
 Drill core-based facies reconstruction of a deep-marine felsic
 volcano hosting an active hydrothermal system (Pual Ridge,
 Papau New Guinea, ODP Leg 193),  
 H. Paulick, D. A. Vanko and C. J. Yeats
 Pages 31-50

3.   
 Primary clinopyroxene spherulites in basaltic lavas from the
 Pacific–Antarctic Ridge, 
 Thomas Monecke, Axel D. Renno and Peter M. Herzig
 Pages 51-59 

4.   
 Scattering from a fault interface in the Coso geothermal field, 
 Jonathan M. Lees
 Pages 61-75 

5.   
 Seismic attenuation at Rabaul volcano, Papua New Guinea, 
 O. Gudmundsson, D. M. Finlayson, I. Itikarai, Y. Nishimura
 and W. R. Johnson
 Pages 77-92 

6.   
 The nature and timing of caldera collapse as indicated by
 accidental lithic fragments from the AD ~1000 eruption of Volcan
 Ceboruco, Mexico, 
 B. L. Browne and J. E. Gardner
 Pages 93-105 

7.   
 A re-analysis of the Late Bronze Age eruption and tsunami of Santorini,
 Greece, and the implications for the volcano–tsunami
 hazard,  
 Dale Dominey-Howes
 Pages 107-132

8.   
 Neural forecasting of seismicity and ground displacements in different
 volcanic areas, 
 G. Luongo, C. Marandola and A. Mazzarella
 Pages 133-146

9.   
 Volcanostratigraphy of arc volcanic sequences in the Kohistan arc,
 North Pakistan: volcanism within island arc, back-arc-basin,
 and intra-continental tectonic settings,  
 Michael G. Petterson and Peter J. Treloar
 Pages 147-178