Electrical Resistivity Structure and Helium Isotopes around Naruko Volcano, Northeastern Japan and Its Implication for the Distribution of Crustal Magma
Figure 4
A two-dimensional resistivity model along the MT profile. The model was obtained by 2D inversion using an assumed strike direction of N3E. Shallow micro-earthquakes and low-frequency micro-earthquakes within a 7.5 km width from the profiles are shown as white circles and yellow stars, respectively. Red lines indicate S-wave reflectors [4]. The black reverse triangles and the red triangle on the top of the figure denote the MT sites and volcanic center of Naruko volcano, respectively.
