Remote sensing for hazard mitigation and resource protection in Pacific Latin America
Volcanic hazards in Central America and the Northern Andes
A gallery of remote sensing imagery
Text place holder: Integrated analysis of a wide range of eruption parameters is essential for understanding the source processes controlling variations in eruption style and intensity.  In this study, we imaged 80 ash-rich eruptions at Stromboli volcano with a thermal video camera (FLIR, or Forward Looking Infrared Radiometer) and collected corresponding infrasound and seismicity.     


Lava flows from Izalco volcano
Pyroclastic flows from Tungurahua
Tungurahua


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