Links to Volcano WWW sites (scientific)

• Alaska Volcano Observatory
• Glyn Williams-Jones' Arenal page
  • With a neat list of links to Latin American volcanoes!
• Virtual excursion guide to Asama Volcano (Japan)
• Ascension Island (South Atlantic) Geology Page
• Bandai Volcano (Japan): Reconstruction of pre-1888 morphology
• Batur Volcano (Bali, Indonesia)
• Bentonite and Tonstein Bibliography
• British Antarctic Survey
• Bulletin of Volcanology archive at VolcanoWorld
• Cambridge University - Dept. Earth Sciences
• Cascades Volcano Observatory
• Center for the Study of Active Volcanoes, Hilo, Hawaii
• 1995 eruption of Cerro Negro (Nicaragua),from Open University
• Tatsuro Chiba Volcanic homepage with photos of Japan volcanoes
  • To get a taste, check the Kuju page with its beautiful photos!
• CNR - Gruppo Nazionale per la Vulcanologia
• CNR - Istituto Internazionale di Vulcanologia
• CoAxial Segment of the Juan de Fuca Ridge
• IAVCEI's Commision on Explosive Volcanism (CEV)
• Compiled Volcanology Data CD-ROMs
• Dante II Robot: Descent into the crater of Mt. Spurr Volcano (Alaska)
• Earthquake Volcanic Web Site (Redwood Free-Net)
• Electronic Volcano
• Environmental Science Division - Volcanology Group, Univ. Lancaster GB
• EPIX - Emergency Preparedness Information eXchange
• ERUPT software
• Fernandina volcano (Galapagos) Eruption, January-April 1995
• French Volcano Observatories
• Milton Garces' Homepage, Alaska
• Geological Survey of Japan (Hokkaido Branch)
• Geophysical Institute, Univ. of Alaska, Fairbanks
• The Geyser Homepage (Internet Geysers Resources)
• The NEW Homepage of the Global Volcanism Network - Smithsonian Institution
• Hawaii Remote Image Navigator
• Hawaiian Volcanoes: gravity studies and photos, by D. Johnson
• Hawaii Volcano Observatory - Volcano Watch Newsletter
• Hawaii Center for Volcanology
• Hawaii Scientific Drilling Project
• Yukio Hayakawa's Volcano Homepage (Gunma Univ., Japan)
• IAVCEI home page
• InterRidge Office (University of Durham, UK)
• Jason Project
• Journal of the Volcanic Homepage
• Kilauea Volcano: What's up?
• Lassen Peak volcano (California, USA): The May 1915 Eruption
• Long Valley Caldera (California, USA) Observatory
• Metis Shoal volcano, 1995 eruption photos (by Bradley J. Scott, New Zealand)
• Melnik's simulation of Plinian volcanic eruptions
• Michigan Technological University Volcanoes Page
• Mount Erebus Observatory Page of New Mexico Institute of Mining & Technology
• 1992 eruption of Mount Spurr Volcano, Alaska
• Mount St. Helens Pictorial 1980-1986
• Mount St. Helens' 1980 Pyroclastic Flows, Rockslide-Avalanche, Lahars, and Blast
• NASA EOS IDS Volcanology Team
• NASA Facts: Volcanoes and Global Climate Change
• New Mexico Tech Volcanology
• NGDC Natural Hazards Data
  • Note that the URLs for the Natural Hazards Slides and the Natural Hazards Data Resources Directory given on that homepage are wrong and should be http://www.ngdc.noaa.gov/seg/hazard/slides.html and http://www.ngdc.noaa.gov/seg/hazard/resource/hazdir.html, respectively.
    Check the volcano slides collection, it's got GREAT stuff!
• Natural Hazards Mitigation Group, Univ. Geneva
• Nordic Volcanologic Institute, Iceland
• Observatorio Volcanologico y Sismologico de Pasto
• Open University - Volcanology Group
• Pinatubo volcano: The 1991 eruption
• Images of Piton de la Fournaise volcano
• 1994 eruption of Popocatépetl volcano, Mexico
• More on the 1994 eruption of Popocatépetl
• Simulation of future lava flows at Popocatépetl
• Quantitative estimation of volcanic activity (Japan Meteorological Research Institute)
• Ridge Homepage
• Ridge Inter Disciplinary Global Experiment
• Rincón de la Vieja volcano, Costa Rica - by Kirt Kempter
• Ruapehu volcano (New Zealand) page at MTU
• More images of the 1995 Eruption of Ruapehu from Auckland University
• Ruapehu 1995 eruption, photos and movies from University of Palmerston, NZ
• Ruapehu information at Rural Education Activities Programme (New Zealand)
• Sakura-jima Decade Volcano page of Volcano Research Center, Japan
• Roberto Scandone's Italian volcanoes homepage
• Space radar images of Earth from JPL
• Shinji Takarada's volcano page
• Taupo volcanic center, New Zealand
• The Tephrabase Homepage from Edinburgh University
• Terrestial Volcanoes, from Views of the Solar System (Los Alamos)
• TOMS Volcanic SO2 Home Page
• UK Volcanologists Home Page
• Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México - Instituto de Geofísica
• Unzen Decade Volcano home page
• USGS - United States Geological Survey
• U.S. Global Change Research Information Office
• Virtually Hawaii: Virtual Field Trips
  • This takes you to the major Hawaiian islands. On the Big Island you have the choice to make a trip around the island, a tour around Kilauea Caldera, another one along Chain of Craters Road or view remote sensing images of Kilauea and more...
• Volcanic Ash Forecast Transport And Dispersion
• Volcanic Database Page, Alaska
• Volcanic Homepage of Dr. Jon Dehn, Geological Survey, Hokkaido, Japan
• Volcanic Simulation Group - Pisa
• Volcano Information Center
• Volcano Mercenaries of America, by Kirby Young
• Volcano Research Center of the Earthquake Research Institute, Tokyo
  • This site provides information about the two Japanese Decade Volcanoes, Sakura-jima and Unzen, current and recent eruptions in Japan and volcano observatories mainatined by the Volcano Research Center.
• Volcano Systems Center, Univ. Washington
• Volcano World, University of North Dakota
  • Want a sample of what Volcano World is capable of...? View the "Teacher's guide to the Geology of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park". Absolutely beautiful photos!
• Volcanoes! from Maricopa County Community College District, Arizona
  • This site apparently shifts from time to time. Check one of the search engines listed on the "other link collections" page
• Volcanoes and Ozone Depletion - pointing at the real culprit!
• Volcanological Data Banks VSG-Pisa
• The Volcanological Society of Japan
• Volcanology at Indiana State University (by Shanaka de Silva)
• Workshop On Tuffs, Santa Fe, New Mexico, November 10-15, 1996
• Yellowstone Park
  • With lots of URLs to other Yellowstone WWW sites. This is of some interest as recent reports indicate changes in the hydrothermal activity that made the park famous.