Sakurajima volcano photos

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Ivana Dorn presents a selection of her pictures taken during the Sakurajima Volcano Special tour 25-29 March 2018: (Photo: Ivana Dorn)

Sakurajima volcano March 2018: Ivana's photos (20 imagine)

Vulcano Sakurajima, Giappone: eruzione foto settembre 2013 (Photo: Tom Pfeiffer)

Vulcano Sakurajima, Giappone: eruzione foto settembre 2013 (24 imagine)

During the 2013 IAVCEI conference held in Kagoshima, Kyushu, Japan, from 19-24 July, Tom had the opportunity to visit the volcano (mainly in the evenings) and take pictures of the elevated activity the volcano was in during this time.
Vulcanian-type explosions, sometimes powerful with ash plumes rising up to 20,000 ft (6 km) altitude occurred at exceptionally high rates of 5-10 per day, and during intervals, the volcano had often displayed (silent as well as loud) near-constant ash venting in combination sometimes with deep-seated strombolian activity. (Photo: Tom Pfeiffer)

Vulcano Sakurajima, Giappone: esplosioni vulcaniane in luglio 2013 (foto) (24 imagine)

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