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Just kiddin' -- you've got a great vulcanism blog going on here.
John Seach reports that Nyiragongo Volcano will be erupting.
His reports cover some work that will be undertaken.
http://www.volcanolive.com/news.html
"Seismic activity has increased near Nyamuragira volcano in the Democratic Republic of Congo. According to scientists at Goma Volcano Observatory, Nyamuragira volcano will be in eruption in the next two or three months."
John Seach has a worthwhile blog - but he only blogs when he is not on an expedition.
Yes, both Nyiragongo and Nyamuragira have been showing signs of activity.
Here is a good volcano video on Rabaul that features John Seach as an expert. You can watch online. You have watch a thirty second commercial first.
The video quality is good - and I think it is worth watching. Ten to fifteen minutes of delight for volcano lovers.
http://au.tv.yahoo.com/sunday-night/video/-/watch/12824903
Regarding, the video that I linked to above. As often is the case with television they talk about worse case scenarios - and only give a few comments about the relative unlikelihood of that happening in the next thousand years or so.
Erik also has a fine profile of Rabaul:
http://scienceblogs.com/eruptions/2008/10/volcano-profile-rabaul.php
Thanks for the links, Thomas. If any of you find information and videos like these on the interwebs, feel free to link them here. I know there is much more volcano-related information out there for me alone to handle!
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Do you or anyone have an archived Mt Redoubt links I could print out of NCT_EHZ_AV or any of the Webicorders for Redoubt? My kid is working on a school assignment and we notice we do not have any of the print outs from any of the main eruptions in March.
theroachman: AVO has what you're looking for, I think - http://www.avo.alaska.edu/image.php?id=16922
Thanks for that link, Eileen. I knew it had to be hiding somewhere!
Perfect!
I knew it was there someplace but with all those images to go through and a nine year old and 5 year old asking "is that it?" Lets "look at that instead" it was getting a little dificult to find.
Big thanks!
The search page is a little hidden, but helpful: http://www.avo.alaska.edu/images/
I like very much the writings and pictures and explanations in your adress so I look forward to see your next writings.