Bulletin of World Volcanism Sep 2012 / VolcanoDiscovery & an interview with Dr. Tom PfeifferWednesday Oct 17, 2012 22:21 PM | BY: T
The latest issue of Lucas Wilson's Bulletin of World Volcanism (Sep 2012) is out. It presents a reviewed detailed summary of volcano activity around the globe during September 2012, reviews, in-depth articles and an interview with Tom Pfeiffer, founder of VolcanoDiscovery. Visit www.volcanismbulletin.org to find out more, or download the Sep 2012 issue here. contents: NEW ACTIVITY/UNREST Bezymianny (Russia), San Cristobal (Nicaragua), Krakatau (Indonesia),Lokon - Empung (Indonesia), Gamalama (Indonesia), Marapi (Indonesia), Soputan (Indonesia), Telica (Nicaragua), Tiatia (Russia), Manam (Papua New Guinea), Heard Island (France), Langila (Papua New Guinea), Apoyeque (Nicaragua), Kliuchevskoi (Russia), Reykjanes Ridge (Iceland), Pacaya (Guatemala), Campi Flegrei (Italy), Grozny Group (Russia), Tangkubanparahu (Indonesia) FEATURE: VOLCANODISCOVERY An Interview With Dr. Tom Pfeiffer NEW INSIGHTS: Ranakah COMPETITION OF THE MONTH VOLCANO ANALYSIS: Ukinrek Maars BOOK REVIEW "Volcanoes of the World 3rd ed" Previous newsWednesday, Oct 17, 2012
A new submarine eruption was observed from Fukutoku-Okanoba volcano in the Volcano Islands of Japan on Tuesday morning, October 16th. Japanese Coast Guard observed a column of white smoke rising from the sea about 3 miles from Minami-Iwoto island. According to a report "the volcano spewed ash and smoke about 100 meters into the air, and the surrounding sea area changed to a yellowish-green color while other parts became a cloudy gray". ...
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Monday, Oct 15, 2012
Activity of Popocatépetl volcano in Mexico is on a slightly increasing trend with 48 exhalations of low to medium intensity during 14-15 Oct, some of which were accompanied by small emissions of ash. The largest produced plumes rising 1.5 km above the crater. Crater glow is visible at night. ...
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Sunday, Oct 14, 2012
Popocatépetl volcano in Mexico continues to produce relatively ash-rich small explosions at a rate of approximately 1 per hour. Glow is seen at night. ...
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