Vulcano volcano (Eolian Islands, Italy): unrest continues with strong gas emissions and uplift
Fr, 22. Okt 2021, 16:53
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View of Vulcano's main crater in October(?) (image: INGVvulcani / facebook)
Ground deformation has decreased a bit, but remains elevated at about 21 mm uplift compared to before the start of the crisis. Magma-derived sulphur dioxide emissions were measured at around 150 tons per day and thus remain well above their background levels of 20-30 tons.
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