A northwest‐southeast oriented extension rate from faulting for a time‐averaged period of c.
50 000 yr (10 000–64 000 yr), across the Ngakuru‐Waikite depression (modern Taupo Fault …

Taupo Volcanic Zone (TVZ), New Zealand, is a NNE-trending rifting arc, active for~ 2 Myr,
with a 125-km-long central segment characterized by exceptionally voluminous rhyolite …

Multistage collapse caldera create complex geological structures that are often buried by
kilometers of pyroclastic infill and late stage lava domes, making study of their origins difficult …

The Taupo Volcanic Zone (TVZ), New Zealand, comprises several segments with variable
components of extension, and is characterised by longitudinal segmentation into a central …

The evolution of the continental intraarc Taupo Rift in the North Island, New Zealand, is
rapid, significantly faster than comparative intracontinental rifts such as the African Rifts …

Summary The Taupo Volcanic Zone (TVZ), New Zealand is a region characterized by very
high magma eruption rates and extremely high heat flow, which is manifest in high …

ABSTRACT The Taupō Volcanic Zone (TVZ) is characterised by a negative residual gravity
anomaly that correlates with a zone of normal faulting, subsidence and voluminous silicic …

We investigate the geological and hydrothermal setting at Lake Rotomahana, using recently
collected potential-field data, integrated with pre-existing regional gravity and aeromagnetic …

Seismic data from both explosive and earthquake sources have been used to model the
crustal and upper-mantle velocity structure beneath the Taupo Volcanic Zone (TVZ), an …

A U-Pb zircon geochronology for the Rotokawa geothermal system, central Taupō Volcanic
Zone (TVZ), New Zealand, provides new constraints on the chronostratigraphy and volcanic …