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The 2000 eruption of Usu volcano, NE Japan, took place on the foot of the somma, and formed a cryptodome&#13; of 65 m high accompanying numerous faults. We made repeated measurements of ground temperature, Self-Potential&#13; (SP) and electrical resistivity, in order to clarify the mechanism of development of the newly formed geothermal&#13; field on the fault zone. Prior to the expansion of the geothermal field, we detected a resistive zone at&#13; the center of the geothermal zone and it supposed to evidence that the zone involving dry steam phase had been&#13; formed beneath the fault zone. A rapid expansion of the geothermal field followed along the fault zone away&#13; from the craters. The place of maximum amplitude of the SP field also migrated following the expansion of the&#13; high ground temperature zone. The high resistive part has shrunk as a consequence of the progress of condensation&#13; to warm the surroundings. Based on the observations, we delineated the process of the hydrothermal circulation.&#13; Considering the topographic effect of the SP field observed on the highly permeable zone in the Usu somma,&#13; the potential flow along the slope of the soma was expected to play an important role to promote the rapid&#13; expansion of the geothermal field and the migration of the most active part

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Development of geothermal field following the 2000 eruption of Usu volcano as revealed by ground temperature, resistivity and self-potential variations