Tag: Merapi
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Monday Musings: Tambora's rumblings in the news, Cleveland's new dome and flights resume in Argentina
5 months ago
Well, I feel like a broken record, but I apologize for the dearth of posts. Amongst other things, I am mired in my third year review here, so I've been using up a lot of my non-teaching/research time in writing a professional statement. It can definitely be a time sink, but considering it will ... Read More
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GVP Weekly Volcanic Activity Report for September 7-13, 2011: Canaries rumbling and lots in Indonesia
5 months ago
Our somewhat quiet (beyond Etna's frequent paroxysms - and the cool lava "spine" that formed after the last one) volcanic fall continues. We have been following a lot of rumbling around the world - and we've seen some minor eruptions - but all in all, September has been a fairly low-key month when ... Read More
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Increased activity at Marapi in Indonesia prompts elevated alert
7 months ago
I wanted to make a quick post on the some new volcano news as I'll likely be a little sporadic with my posts next week. I have my last trip of the summer to lovely Minneapolis for a SERC workshop called "Teaching Mineralogy, Petrology and Geochemistry in the 21st Century", so I'll be busy for a lot ... Read More
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Eruption Update: Tungurahua from space (and earth), Gamkonora and a busy GVP Activity Report
10 months ago
It has been a while since we've had what I would consider a "busy" Global Volcanism Program Weekly Volcanic Activity Report - but this week, there is a ton of new information about some of the volcanic rumblings around the globe, including some at a volcano that is new to Eruptions. So, let's look ... Read More
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Eyjafjallajökull one year on: What have we learned (and not learned)?
11 months ago
It has now been one year since the eruption that closed the skies over Europe and captured the world's attention. Before April 13-14, 2010, most people outside Iceland (or this blog) had ever heard the name Eyjafjallajökull and suddenly (much to the dismay of broadcasters everywhere), it became a ... Read More
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GVP Weekly Volcanic Activity Report for March 16-22, 2011
11 months ago
Another brief post for today during this quiet week - I promise a larger post tomorrow, but it is going to take some time to finish. Today, you can live vicariously through the Global Volcanism Program's Weekly Volcanic Activity Report - check out the info on some of the eruptions we've talked about ... Read More
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Busy in Indonesia: Lahars at Merapi and pyroclastic flows at Karangetang
11 months ago
Before we get into the news about all the activity in Indonesia, I did want to point out a couple of articles about the connection between earthquakes and volcanoes. After the Sendai earthquake, there has been a lot of talk about the matter, especially concerning Mt. Fuji, but most volcanologists ... Read More
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Tuesday Tidbits: Catching up with news from Yellowstone, Costa Rica, Indonesia and more.
about 1 year ago
Some other bits of news from around volcano world (that doesn't have to do with Japan). Eruptions readers have sent me a pile of leads/articles over the last week and I'm slowing catching up with that - I'm sorry if I missed something along the way, but here are some interesting bits I received. ... Read More
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All the volcano webcams of the world
about 1 year ago
So, I finally got this project done! We all do a lot of webcam watching here on Eruptions. A lot of the time when a new eruption occurs, the first question posted is “is there a webcam?”, so I thought I’d try to come up with a definitive list of extant volcano webcam, organized by region of the ... Read More
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Friday Flotsam: Eruption updates for Merapi and Kizimen, frostquakes in Iceland and Bromo up and close.
about 1 year ago
Lots of things going on the planet right now concerning volcanoes, but many don't have a lot of information to go with the news. I'll try to fill in as I can find new info, but this is what people are hearing/reading: Merapi: According to the Breaking News Twitter feed, Merapi has a new eruption ... Read More
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