Isotope-geochemical material for Pliocene-Quaternary volcanoes of the Kamchatka region is generalized on a cartographic basis. The Sr-isotope anomalies of moderate and elevated radiogenicity, geochemically confirmed, are spatially conjugated. This made it possible to interpret these anomalies not only as a reflection of mantle plume material in the composition of volcanic rocks, but also of its hybrid environment, as a consequence of plum-lithosphere remobilization. The presence of multi-directional geochemical trends made it possible to propose the concept of moving boundary values for the composition of indicator rocks of the intraplate type and adakites, which significantly expanded the possibilities of their diagnostics. The isotope-geochemical heterogeneity of basaltoids of the region is generally determined by the peculiarities of concentration of rocks with intraplate and adakite geochemical characteristics, which allows considering the asthenospheric diapirism as the main factor of petrogenesis of Pliocene-Quaternary volcanism in Kamchatka.

The article presents a technique for formalized separation of volcano-tectonic earthquakes and low-frequency seismic events which occurred on volcanoes. The technique was used as a case study for four episodes of volcanic activity in Kamchatka based on data from seismic stations located near volcanoes: explosive eruption of Kizimen Volcano (2010-2011), activization of Gorely Volcano (2009-2011), activization of Koriaksky Volcano (2008-2009), long-term intense hydrothermal activity of Mutnovsky Volcano. For visualization of hidden correlation in waveform spectral characteristics we use the triangle diagram. We have targeted a trend in volcano investigation which supposes study of possible relation between types of volcano activity and distribution of spectral components in seismic records.