lundi, oct. 29, 2007

HVO reported that during 17-23 October fissure segment D from
Kilauea's 21 July fissure eruption continued to feed an advancing lava
flow that frequently overflowed its channel edges. Activity was
concentrated at the NE end of the channel where 200-500-m-long
pahoehoe lobes built out in a fan shape to the NW, N, and SE. On 23
October, a lava flow traveled 1.5 km and entered the remains of a
kipuka along the N margin of the flow field. A few small earthquakes
were located beneath Halema'uma'u crater and the S flank during the
reporting period. [details]

jeudi, sept. 27, 2007

HVO reported that during 12-18 September fissure segment D from
Kilauea's 21 July fissure eruption continued to feed an advancing 'a'a
lava flow that frequently overflowed its channel edges. Several of the
lava flows that branched from the main channel continued to advance,
widening the flow field. An 'a'a flow that developed within the
previous two weeks crusted over and pahoehoe breakouts issued from
near the flow front on 14 September. A few small earthquakes were
located beneath Halema'uma'u crater, the S flank, and the lower SW
rift zone during the reporting period. [details]

vendredi, août 31, 2007

HVO reported that fissure segment D from Kilauea's 21 July fissure eruption continued to feed an advancing 'a'a lava flow during 22-28 ... [details]

mercredi, août 22, 2007

The fissure eruption episode which started on 21 July continues to feed a lava flow that is now branching out to the north more than advancing to the northeast. ... [details]

jeudi, août 02, 2007

Parts of the eruptive fissure that opened up east of Pu'u 'O'o on 21 July are still active, feeding spreading 'a'a and pahoehoe lava flows and small lava ponds in the area. No lava has been seen at Pu'u 'O'o itself, which shoows deflation (likely related to draining of lava from the plumbing system). [details]