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Satellitenfoto des Ruapehu Vulkans (c) Google Earth View
Satellitenfoto des Ruapehu Vulkans (c) Google Earth View
Ruhapehu Vulkan
Schichtvulkan 2797 m / 9,176 ft
North Island, New Zealand, -39.28°S / 175.57°E
Ausbrüche des Ruhapehu:

Typische Aktivität:
Mildly explosive, formation of lahars
Ruhapehu Webcams / aktuelle Daten
Letzte Erdbeben in der Nähe

News and activity reports about Ruapehu volcano:

Samstag, Apr 13, 2013
GNS reported that "the temperature of Crater Lake has started to rise and has now reached 30°C. It has been accompanied by some minor volcanic tremor. The chemistry data from our last sampling trip confirms the decline of temperature in the deep geothermal system. ...mehr
Dienstag, Mär 12, 2013
The latest lake water temperatures readings and seismic recordings showed no particular signs of unrest in recent weaks and the volcanic alert status level has been reduced back to normal=green.
Dienstag, Mär 05, 2013
Unrest at the volcano is decreasing. GNS scientists have been able to confirm that the temperatures at depth of the crater lake have started to decline, although still remain elevated. ...mehr [alles lesen]
Donnerstag, Jan 24, 2013
Current seismic recording at Ruapehu (Far West station, GeoNet)
Current seismic recording at Ruapehu (Far West station, GeoNet)
Current level of earthquakes remains low.
Montag, Jan 21, 2013
Current seismic signal at Ruapehu (GeoNet)
Current seismic signal at Ruapehu (GeoNet)
Seismicity remains low.
Mittwoch, Jan 02, 2013
Current seismic signal from Ruapehu (GeoNet)
Current seismic signal from Ruapehu (GeoNet)
Tremor amplitude and spectrum of WNVZ station during the past 40 days (GeoNet)
Tremor amplitude and spectrum of WNVZ station during the past 40 days (GeoNet)
Volcanic quakes and a slightly increased tremor signal are visible at Ruapehu.
Freitag, Dez 14, 2012
Current seismic signal from Ruapehu (GeoNet)
Current seismic signal from Ruapehu (GeoNet)
Small earthquakes are again more frequent under the volcano (after a low in activity at the end of Nov).
Mittwoch, Dez 05, 2012
On 3 December, GeoNet reported that monitoring data suggested that Ruapehu continued in a state of unrest. Scientists aboard an overflight observed that the crater lake was quiet and that the temperature remained steady at 22 degrees Celsius. Seismicity had decreased since the early part of November.
Dienstag, Nov 20, 2012
Current seismic signal from Wahianoa station (GeoNet)
Current seismic signal from Wahianoa station (GeoNet)
Small earthquakes appear on the otherwise seismic recording from Ruapehu volcano. ...mehr
Freitag, Nov 16, 2012
New Zealand scientists monitoring Ruapehu volcano detected signs of increased volcanic unrest and raised the alert level of the volcano. The likelihood of new eruptions over the next weeks to months has increased, GNS Science said in their latest press release. ...mehr [alles lesen]
Mittwoch, Nov 07, 2012
No unusual activity has been seen recently at Ruhapehu volcano. This is the latest update from GeoNet: ...mehr [alles lesen]
Donnerstag, Jan 01, 1970
Ruapehu volcano who last erupted in 1995-96 might be heading towards a new eruptive cycle. The temperature of the crater lake has increased to 40C and other indicators such as seismicity and deformation all point towards a gradual reawakening.
Samstag, Jun 21, 2008
Elevated gas output and high lake temperatures continue, while volcanic tremor has declined. Unrest continues at Ruapehu and it remains unclear if this is a sign of further eruptions. The volcano last erupted on September 25 2007. The Alert Level remains at Level 1. ...mehr
Donnerstag, Okt 18, 2007
The Alert Level at Ruapehu was lowered to 1 (on a scale of 0-5) on 9 October because no further eruptions have occurred since the activity on 25 September.
Donnerstag, Sep 27, 2007
Eruption des Ruapehu Vulkans: Wissenschaftlicher-Alarmgrad = 2 ...mehr [alles lesen]
Sonntag, Mär 18, 2007

Sunday morning at 10:47 am local time, a section of Ruapehu volcano's crater walls collapsed under the pressure of the crater lake. The sudden draining of the lake caused a devastating lahar that travelled down from its altitude at 2500 m to sea level. Fortunately, the flash flood of mud drained through a river channel and no people were injured or killed. Authorities closed roads and the nation's main trunk rail track near the southern base of the mountain on New Zealand's North Island.
A similar event happened in 1953 killed when a lahar killed 151 people when it washed away a rail bridge, plunging a passenger train into the raging torrent of mud.

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