Silica geotemperature mapping and thermal regime in the Mexican Volcanic Belt.

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Geochemical analyses for 176 thermal springs were used to determine their silica T. The main geothermal fields - La Primavera, Los Azufres and Los Humeros - were not included, to avoid distortion of the regional trend by their large anomalies. Using the T data an isotherm map was drawn up which shows a homogeneous thermal regime along the TMVB. Its limits are well defined and it was found that the high-T zone continues to the west but is closed to the east. Within the belt T are high (average 121oC) and a few local maxima are observed that may be related to active geothermal systems. -J.M.H.

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Prol, R. M., & Juarez, G. (1985). Silica geotemperature mapping and thermal regime in the Mexican Volcanic Belt. Geofisica Internacional, 24(4), 609–621. https://doi.org/10.22201/igeof.00167169p.1985.24.4.2180

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