Three Dimensional Thermal Model of Newberry Volcano, Oregon

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Final results of a 3D finite difference thermal model of Newberry Volcano, Oregon. Model data are formatted as a text file with four data columns (X, Y, Z, T). X and Y coordinates are in UTM (NAD83 Zone 10N), Z is elevation from mean sea level (meters), T is temperature in deg C. Model is 40km X 40km X 12.5 km, grid node spacing is 100m in X, Y, and Z directions. A symmetric cylinder shaped magmatic heat source centered on the present day caldera is the modeled heat source. The center of the modeled body is a -1700 m (elevation) and is 600m thick with a radius of 8700m. This is the best fit results from 2D modeling of the west flank of the volcano. The model accounts for temperature dependent thermal properties and latent heat of crystallization. For additional details, assumptions made, data used, and a discussion of the validity of the model see Frone, 2015 (Link below).

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AltaRock Energy Inc. (2015). Three Dimensional Thermal Model of Newberry Volcano, Oregon [data set]. Retrieved from https://dx.doi.org/10.15121/1254442.
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Frone, Zachary, Cladouhos, Trenton. Three Dimensional Thermal Model of Newberry Volcano, Oregon. United States: N.p., 30 Jan, 2015. Web. doi: 10.15121/1254442.
Frone, Zachary, Cladouhos, Trenton. Three Dimensional Thermal Model of Newberry Volcano, Oregon. United States. https://dx.doi.org/10.15121/1254442
Frone, Zachary, Cladouhos, Trenton. 2015. "Three Dimensional Thermal Model of Newberry Volcano, Oregon". United States. https://dx.doi.org/10.15121/1254442. https://gdr.openei.org/submissions/730.
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https://dx.doi.org/10.15121/1254442

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Data from Jan 30, 2015

Last updated May 20, 2024

Submitted Mar 24, 2016

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AltaRock Energy Inc

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Trenton Cladouhos

206.729.2400

Authors

Zachary Frone

Southern Methodist University

Trenton Cladouhos

AltaRock Energy Inc

DOE Project Details

Project Name DOE Innovative Exploration Technology (IET) Grant 109 program supporting geothermal exploration of Newberry Volcano, Oregon

Project Lead Eric Hass

Project Number EE0002833

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