Kotsarenko, A., Grimalsky, V., Yutsis, V., Pérez, L.I.M., Bravo Osuna, A.G., Koshevaya, S., Perez Enriquez, R., Urquiza Beltran, G., Villegas Ceron, R.A., Lopez Cruz Abeyro, J.A. and Valdes Gonzales, C. (2012) Experimental Studies of Anomalous Radon Activity in the Tlamacas Mountain, Popocatepetl Volcano Area, Mexico: New Tools to Study Lithosphere-Atmosphere Coupling for Forecasting Volcanic and Seismic Events. Annals of Geophysics, SI: Earthquake Precursors, 55, 109-118.

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• TITLE: Detailed Study of Radon Spatial Anomaly in Tlamacas Mountain Area, Volcano Popocatepetl, Mexico

  AUTHORS: Anatolyi Kotsarenko, Vsevolod Yutsis, Vladimir Grimalsky, Svetlana Koshevaya

  KEYWORDS: Radon, Tlamacas, Mexico, Anomaly, Popocatepetl, Monitoring

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Geology, Vol.6 No.3, March 17, 2016

  ABSTRACT: Results of a soil radon survey accomplished by 2 different methods during 2 different periods in the area of Tlamacas Mountain are presented. The first study, carried out from 15-APR-2010 to 09-MAY-2010 in 30 measurement sites by means of CR39 solid state nuclear detectors, shows 2 active zones with intensive radon emanation with a characteristic dimension of about 300 meters located in the northwestern and western parts of the Mountain. The second survey, made on 05-JUL-2011 in 23 measurement sites with 10 min sampling by a SARAD RTM 1688 Radon/Thoron monitor, in contrast, revealed a sizeable area depleted in radon and 3 active areas of increased radon release in the lateral Mountain sides. These observed phenomena strengthen our assumption about the presence of an active geological structure in Tlamacas Mountain connected with a geodynamical processes in volcano Popocatepetl.