Sixth
International Symposium on Vulcanospeleology
Hilo, Hawaii, August 1991
Edited by G. Thomas Rea
Published by the National Speleological Society
1992
Scanned and made into PDF files by
Bill Mixon, Association for Mexican Cave Studies
2008
These PDF files consists entirely of graphic images of pages. The text cannot be searched. Thanks to Tom Rea, NSS Executive Vice-President, for permission to post this volume and the NSS bookstore for a copy to disassemble for scanning.
INDIVIDUAL ARTICLES (under 2 MB unless noted)
Foreword. William R. Halliday. page iv
Vulcanospeleology of Hawaii
Hawaiian Use of Lava Tube Caves and Shelters. Yosihiko H. Sinoto. pages 3-6
Recently Discovered Hawaiian Religious and Burial Caves. Michael La Plante. pages 7-9
Native Hawaiian Water Collection Systems in Lava Tubes (Caves) and Fault Cracks: Puna-Ka'u Districts, Hawaii. James F. Martin. pages 10-14
Lava Tube Systems of the Hilina Pali Area, Ka'u District, Hawaii. Stephan Kempe and Christhild Ketz-Kempe. pages 15-25
Lava Features of Olaa Cave, Hawaii. Dave Bunnell and Bill Liebman (abstract). page 26
Impact of Richter 6.1 Temblor upon Malama Cave, Puna District, Hawaii, Hawaii: An Insider's View. Marlin Spike Werner and Caroline Werner. pages 27-28
Underground Observations During the Pu'u O'o Earthquake, 4:06 P.M., August 8, 1990. Stephan Kempe and Christhild Ketz-Kempe. pages 29-34
Caves of Southern Kauai. Darrel Tanaka. pages 35-37
Lava Tubes at Mauna Ulu Lilauea Volcano, 1972-1974. Donald W. Peterson and Robin T. Holcomb (abstract). page 38
Vulcanospeleology of the Mainland USA
Historical Misunderstandings about Lava Tube Systems and Lava Tube Caves of Lava Beds National Monument, California. Charles V. Larson. pages 41-44
Geology and Mineralogy of Lava Tube Caves in Medicine Lake Volcano, California. Bruce W. Rogers and Patricia H. Rice. pages 45-49
Lava Caving Areas in New Mexico. Michael Goar and Cyndi Mosch. pages 50-57
General Geology and Development of Lava Tubes in New Mexico's El Malpais National Monument. Bruce W. Rogers. pages 58-62
Lava Tubes of Pisgah, Southern California. Russell Harter. pages 63-64
Lava Pseudokarsts of Mount St. Helens: The First Decade after the 1980 Eruptions. William R. Halliday and Marcia L. Halliday. pages 65-74 3.1 MB
Recent Discovery of Secondary Mineral Deposits in an Idaho Lava Tube. David W. Kesner. pages 75-78
Lava Tube Systems of Lava Beds National Monument. Charles V. Larson. pages 79-82
Vulcanospeleology of the World
Lava Caves in the Hallmundarhraun Lava Flow, Western Iceland. Björn Hróarsson and Sigurður S. Jónsson. pages 85-88
Preliminary Speleological Investigations in Surtsey. Sigurður S. Jónsson and Björn Hróarsson. pages 89-94
The Undara Lava Tube System, North Queensland, Australia: Updated Data and Notes on Mode of Formation and Possible Lunar Analogue. Anne Atkinson. pages 95-120 7.6 MB
Caves and Pits from the Azores, with Some Comments on Their Geological Origin, Distribution, and Fauna. P. A. V. Borges, A. Silva, and F. Pereira. pages 121-151 4.3 MB
Lava Caves of São Miguel Island, Azores. João C. Nunes and Teófilo Braga. pages 152-160
Graciosa Caldera Lava Lake and Associated Lava Caves, Graciosa Island, Azores. J. L. Garpar, G. Queiroz, and V. H. Forjaz. pages 161-162
Vulcanospeleological Pseudokarst in Micronesia: An Overview. Bruce W. Rogers. pages 163-167
Caves in Cheju Island, Korea. Shi Hwan Hong. pages 168-169
Mineraology of Bilemot-Kul Cave in Cheju Island, Korea. Naruhiko Kashima, Takanori Ogawa, Shi Hwan Hong, and Moowong Choi. page 170
Volcanic Caves in Bulgaria. B. Kolev and Y. Shopov. pages 171-175
The State of Speleological Investigation of Volcanic Voids in the USSR. V. N Andraichuk (abstract). page 176
The Fajanita Cave (La Palma, Canary Islands): A Volcanic Cavity Originated by Partial Draining of a Dike. J. Sergio Socorro and J. L. Martín. pages 177-184
Volcanic Caves in El Hierro Island, Canary Islands, Spain. J. J. Hernández, A. L. Medina, and I. Izquierdo. pages 185-196
Þríhnúkargígur. Árni B. Stefánson. pages 197-203
Contribution to the Vulcanospeleology of the Galapagos Islands. J. J. Hernández, I. Izquierdo, and P. Oromí. pages 204-220 2.1 MB
Theoretical, Biological, Conservation, and Management Topics
Lava Tubes in the Solar System. Ronald Greeley. pages 223-230 2.8 MB
Nomenclature of Lava Tube Features. Charles V. Larson. pages 231-248 3.8 MB
The Rift Caves of Japan. Takanori Ogawa. pages 249-258
Floor Modifications in Small Lava Tubes. Luurt Nieuwenhuis. pages 259-261
Formation Mechanism of Cave Systems Based on the Joining of Unit Caves. Takashi Ohsako. pages 262-271
Lava Tube Formation: A Cave Diver's Perspective. Dennis W. Williams (abstract). page 272
Inventory, Evaluation, and Management of Publicly Owned Caves in the Western United States and the Impact of the Federal Cave Resources Protection Act. Jim Nieland. pages 273-279
Accurate Survey of a Hawaii Island Lava Tube for the Purpose of Conservation and Management. Darrel Tanaka and Fred D. Stone (abstract). page 280
Diplura of Lava Tube Caves. Lynn M. Ferguson. pages 281-284
Behavioral Divergence in Populations of the Cave-Adapted Planthopper Species Oliarus polyphemus on the Island of Hawaii. Hannelore Hoch (abstract). page 285
Anchialine Lva Tubes and Their Biota. Dennis W. Williams (abstract). page 286