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Paluweh volcano (also known as Rokatenda), is the tip of a large, mostly submerged stratovolcano rising 3000 m from the sea floor. It forms a small 8 km wide island with the same name north of Flores Island. Paluweh has a complex summit composed of several overlapping craters and lava domes up to 900 m wide.
Several flank vents were formed by flank eruptions on a NW-trending fissure. The largest historical eruption of Paluweh in 1928 was highly explosive and produced a landslide triggering a tsumani. Schichtvulkan 875 m / 2,871 ft off Flores Island, Indonesia, -8.32°S / 121.71°E
Aktueller Status: normal / ruhend (1 von 5) Paluweh Webcams / aktuelle Daten | BerichtePaluweh Vulkan-B cherAusbrüche des Paluweh:1984-85(?), 1980-81, 1973, 1972-73, 1963-66, 1928, 1650 Typische Aktivität:Explosiv Letzte Erdbeben in der NäheLetzte Satellitenbilder  Paluweh volcano (Lesser Sunda Islands, Indonesia): news & updatesPaluweh volcano (off Flores Island, Indonesia) activity updateMonday Apr 29, 2013 13:07 PM | VON: T Activity from the lava dome continues. A larger event (explosion and/or dome collapse) produced a fairly large ash plume rising to 10,000 ft (3 km) altitude that drifted 60 nautical miles NW this morning (VAAC Darwin).
Vorherige NachrichtenSaturday, Apr 20, 2013 The lava dome remains active. An ash plume rose to 7,000 ft this morning, probably caused by an explosion or another partial dome collapse. [mehr]Tuesday, Apr 16, 2013 Activity from the lava dome continues, in the form of explosions and rockfalls/pyroclastic flows due to mass loss from the dome. An ash plume was observed this morning rising to 7,000 ft (2.1 km) altitude and drifting 20 nautical miles to the east (VAAC Darwin). [mehr]Sunday, Apr 07, 2013 Frequent ash emissions are being reported by VAAC Darwin. Today, ash plumes rose to 10,000 ft (3 km) altitude and drifted 45 nautical miles to the WSW. [mehr]
Saturday, Apr 06, 2013 The lava dome continues to produce explosions and avalanches. An ash plume rose to 10,000 ft (3 km) altitude today and drifted 25 nautical miles to the west. [mehr]
Thursday, Apr 04, 2013 Ash plumes rising to altitudes of 7-10,000 ft (2-3 km) altitude are observed on a nearly daily basis, showing that the lava dome continues to be very active (and dangerous!). [mehr] Mehr auf VolcanoDiscovery: Dukono volcano photos: Dukono on Halmahera in Indonesia has been in permanent activity for years, often producing ash plumes that drift around the northern part of the island and have become normality. |
