NW Rota-1

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NW Rota-1 is an active submarine volcano in the Mariana arc notable for its frequent explosive eruptions and continuous hydrothermal activity on the seafloor.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf active volcano
submarine volcano
associatedWith Pacific Plate subduction
Philippine Sea Plate
country United States exclusive economic zone
discoveredBy National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
surface form: NOAA scientists
discoveryMethod submarine mapping and exploration
environment deep-sea seafloor
eruptionFrequency frequent
eruptionProducts ash
fragmented lava
volcanic gases
eruptionStyle frequent explosive eruptions
submarine eruptions
gasEmissions carbon dioxide
sulfur-rich gases
water vapor
hasActivity continuous hydrothermal activity
degassing
venting of volcanic gases
hasFeature active vent fields
hydrothermal vents
summit crater
volcaniclastic deposits
hasImpact deep-sea ecosystems
local seawater chemistry
knownFor continuous seafloor hydrothermal discharge
persistent submarine explosive activity
locatedIn Mariana volcanic arc
surface form: Mariana arc

western Pacific Ocean
monitoredBy National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
surface form: NOAA

U.S. scientists
partOf Izu–Bonin–Mariana Trench system
surface form: Izu–Bonin–Mariana Arc system

Mariana volcanic arc
researchUse natural laboratory for studying submarine eruptions
site for studying hydrothermal systems
studiedBy marine biologists
oceanographers
volcanologists
supports chemosynthetic biological communities
tectonicSetting convergent plate boundary
subduction zone
volcanoType stratovolcano

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