
Assistant Professor Keiko Suzuki-Kamata
A short personal history:
- Born on 13 October, 19XX in Osaka, Japan
- Married, with a son (11)
- Graduated from Kobe University [Faculty of Science] in 1978
- Graduated from Master course of Kobe University [Geology] in 1980
- Graduated from Docter course of Kobe University [Geology] in 1984
- Degree: Doctor of Philosophy [in Geology]
- Research associate at Earthquake Research Institute, University of Tokyo
[1984-1988]
- Assistant Professor at Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences, Faculty
of Science, Kobe University [1988-1995]
- Associate Professor of Volcanology at Department of Earth and Planetary
Sciences, Faculty of Science, Kobe University [1995- present]
Research Activities:
- Research on the emplacement and flow mechanisms of large-scale
pyroclastic-flow deposits in Kyushu based on feild geology.
- Reconstruction of the caldera-forming eruption, and estimation of collapse
interval between climactic eruption and caldera collapse at Crater Lake
caldera, Oregon, U.S.A.
- Measurement of physical parameters of small-scale pyroclastic-flow eruption
at Unzen-Fugendake in 1991.
- Estimation of emplacement temperature of pyroclastic flows based on
palaeomagnetic measurements.
Selected Publications :
- Suzuki, K. and Ui, T. (1982) Grain orientation and depositional ramp as flow direction indicators of a large-scale pyroclastic flow deposit in Japan. Geology, vol.10, p.429-432.
- Suzuki-Kamata, K. and Ui, T. (1988) Depositional ramps: Asymmetrical distribution structure in the Ata pyroclastic flow deposit, Japan. Bull. Volcanol. vol.50, 26-34.
- Suzuki-Kamata, K. (1988) The ground layer of Ata pyroclastic flow deposit, southwestern Japan --- evidence for capture of lithic fragments. Bull. Volcanol. vol. 50, 119-129.
- Suzuki-Kamata, K. and Kamata, H. (1990) The proximal facies of the Tosu pyroclastic-flow deposit erupted from Aso caldera, Japan. Bull. Volcanol. vol. 52, 325-333.
- Taniguchi, H. and Suzuki-Kamata, K. (1992) Direct measurement of over pressure of a volcanic blast on the June 1991 eruption at Unzen Volcano, Japan. Geophys. Res. Lett., vol. 20, 89-92.
- Kamata, H, and Suzuki-Kamata, K. and Bacon, C.R. (1993) Deformation of the Wineglass Welded Tuff and the timing of caldera collapse at Crater Lake, Oregon. Jour. Volcanol. Geotherm. Res., vol. 56, 253-266.
- Suzuki-Kamata, K., Kamata, H. and Bacon, C.R. (1993) Evolution of the caldera-forming eruption at Crater Lake, Oregon, indicated by component analysis of lithic fragments. Jour. Geophys. Res., vol. 98, 14059-14074.
- Suzuki-Kamata, K. and Kamata, H. (1997) Subsidence structures of calderas with the diameter less than 10 km, Proceedings of Oji-seminar on "Neogene Evolution of Pacific Ocean Getways" (IGCP-355)
Contact address:
Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences, Faculty of Science,
Kobe University, Kobe, 657 Japan
phone: 81-78-803-5733, fax: 81-78-803-5757
e-mail: kamata@kobe-u.ac.jp