Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research, 2005, V 142, N 1-2, 1 April.

Welding Processes in Volcanology
Edited by Anita Grunder and James K. Russell
EGS, AGU, EUG
 
1.   
 Welding processes in volcanology: insights from field, 
 experimental, and modeling studies  • 
 Anita Grunder and J.K. Russell
 Pages 1-9 

2.   
 Rheomorphic structures in a high-grade ignimbrite:
 the Nuraxi tuff, Sulcis volcanic district (SW Sardinia, Italy)  • 
 Laura Pioli and Mauro Rosi
 Pages 11-28 

3.   
 Apparent welding textures in altered pumice-rich rocks  • 
 Cathryn C. Gifkins, Rodney L. Allen and Jocelyn McPhie
 Pages 29-47 

4.   
 Spatter  • 
 J.M. Sumner, S. Blake, R.J. Matela and J.A. Wolff
 Pages 49-65 
 
5.   
 Welding: insights from high-temperature 
 analogue experiments  • 
 Steven L. Quane and J.K. Russell
 Pages 67-87 

6.   
 Experimental and textural investigation of welding: 
 effects of compaction, sintering, and vapor-phase 
 crystallization in the rhyolitic Rattlesnake Tuff  • 
 Anita L. Grunder, Didier Laporte and Tim H. Druitt
 Pages 89-104 

7.   
 Glass transition temperatures of natural hydrous
 melts: a relationship with shear viscosity and 
 implications for the welding process  • 
 D. Giordano, A.R.L. Nichols and D.B. Dingwell
 Pages 105-118 

8.   
 Cooling and welding history of the Bishop Tuff 
 in Adobe Valley and Chidago Canyon, California  • 
 Michael F. Sheridan and Yunpeng Wang
 Pages 119-144 

9.   
 The role of water in cooling ignimbrites  • 
 Gordon N. Keating
 Pages 145-171 

10.   
 Rheology of welding: inversion of field constraints  • 
 James K. Russell and Steven L. Quane
 Pages 173-191