Back after a longtime...Since last time SHV has undergone another phase of activity, the fifth actually with a partial sector dome collapse (~ 50 Millions cubic meters) with flows that encompass surges and block and ash flows.
See www.mvo.ms for more informations
About me: Now i am a Dr. in Geophysical Volcanology...I am a young specialist of gravity dense current and their modeling...
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
New activity phase at Soufriere Hills Volcano
Soufriere Hills Volcano is back on track, doing what it knows best. Eruptions started back in last October with several explosions some of them visible from the neighbour island of Guadeloupe where i stay at now.
The video link post here is a short video over a period of 2hours with pictures taken every 30s.
That is a good way to see how the lady's is breathen. She is coughin a lot as you can see.
The video link post here is a short video over a period of 2hours with pictures taken every 30s.
That is a good way to see how the lady's is breathen. She is coughin a lot as you can see.
Thursday, March 26, 2009
I wish i could see that live!
It is a picture of the explosion of a submarine volcano off of the main Tonga Island in the Pacific ocean. The picture was taken on March 13th 2009.
Copyright Dana Stephenson/Getting Images
Saturday, March 7, 2009
Monday, February 16, 2009
Link to Montserrat Volcano Observatory pictures
check this out!
It is an official link for the public of Montserrat and to all other visitors of the website.
Just click on the Title to get acces to it
It is helpull especially for me because these days i dont have really much time to take pictures of the volcano to add on my blog.
Enjoy
Frederic
Monday, February 9, 2009
Back on di Blog
It has been a while since my last post... BUT I was quiet busy and i did missed the best action from SHV lately. Mainly dealing with my PhD research or the Deformation monitoring at MVO.
All the late activity can be checked on the MVO website; www.mvo.ms. On the website one can click on the flickers link to have a look a the pictures of the last 6 months activity.
Ive been in Montserrat for 6 days now, starting my third duty rotation at MVO. THings are quiete more or less these days. I witnessed a small Pyroclastic Flow (PF) on last thursday that didnt reach far on the north easter part of the volcano (Tyre's Gaut) but nothing impressive. The seismometers recorded some tremors signals on the week end that would let us believe that probably something may happen in the next (we dont know now) couple of days or weeks or may be months. We'll see!
We are still waiting for an helicopter to go back on track in the network maintenance.
some new pictures will be posted very soon, so stay tuned
Frederic DONDIN
All the late activity can be checked on the MVO website; www.mvo.ms. On the website one can click on the flickers link to have a look a the pictures of the last 6 months activity.
Ive been in Montserrat for 6 days now, starting my third duty rotation at MVO. THings are quiete more or less these days. I witnessed a small Pyroclastic Flow (PF) on last thursday that didnt reach far on the north easter part of the volcano (Tyre's Gaut) but nothing impressive. The seismometers recorded some tremors signals on the week end that would let us believe that probably something may happen in the next (we dont know now) couple of days or weeks or may be months. We'll see!
We are still waiting for an helicopter to go back on track in the network maintenance.
some new pictures will be posted very soon, so stay tuned
Frederic DONDIN
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
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