Sulfur dioxide (SO2) plume emitted by #maunaloa #volcano continues to spread above North America.
Images acquired on 02 and 03 Dec 2022.
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@claudiodsf Thanks Claudio. Which mobile app. ? Better not using the "official" mastodon app. I'm using metatext, and it seems to work, though I'm mainly posting from by computer using the https site.
By the way, any will to bring the SCARDEC twitter bot to mastodon? It would perhaps be the first to post MT solutions here.
My former PhD student Gino De Gelder has published a beautiful paper on the famed #Huon peninsula, in New Guinea, where Chappell and Shackleton have defined one of the first #Quaternary #eustatic curves ~40 years ago.
Worth reading if you are interested in marine terraces, #geomorphology, sea level variations, #eustasy, #landscape modelling, tectonic uplift, Quaternary #climatechange…
On bad Friday we have refurbished our two iphones for 150€ (2 batteries, 1 screen), thus avoiding wastage. Remember not to renew electronic devices before 5-7 years of use. #sufficiency
While the famous #keeling curve record of atmospheric #CO2 is currently interrupted because of #MaunaLoa eruption, listen how Scientists Measure Carbon Dioxide in the Air.
In the linked video, #Scripps scientist Ralph Keeling, the son of Charles David Keeling who started to develop the CO2 measurement at Mauna Loa observatory, explains how the measurement is done. The keeling curve is named from C.D. Keeling.
Related article (link below) in The Guardian: "Hawaii site that measures global CO2 shuts down after Mauna Loa volcano eruption. Scientists scramble to re-establish the crucial monitoring that has been situated on the volcano since 1958"
Amazing #USGS aerial view of the eruption on the northern flank of #MaunaLoa #volcano in #Hawaii. The main erupting fissure shows its high lava fountains in bright yellow. From there anastomosing rivers of fresh lava flow downslope and to the north. Crest and summit of Mauna Kea in the back.
From an USGS video: https://www.usgs.gov/media/videos/november-30-2022-fissure-3-mauna-loas-northeast-rift-zone-continues
Le #CNRS demande désormais à ses chercheurs et chercheuses d’appliquer la stratégie de non-cession des droits d’auteur lors du dépôt de leurs articles auprès d’éditeurs.
Because of the #MaunaLoa eruption and lava flows, the #CO2 measurement equipment that maintains the famous #Keeling Curve lost power on Nov. 28 and is not currently recording data.
Citing their post: "The Keeling Curve is considered the icon of scientific evidence that human activities are altering the planet’s #climate. It has provided incontrovertible evidence that the amount of [atmospheric] gas carbon dioxide has risen far above any levels experienced on Earth for at least three million years […] Researchers at #Scripps Institution of Oceanography, which established the Keeling Curve record at the site in 1958, are exploring options regarding the relocation of measurement equipment."
Lava flows cutting Mauna Loa observatory road (photo USGS)
https://www.usgs.gov/media/images/lava-flow-cutting-mauna-loa-observatory-road
Updated #USGS map of #MaunaLoa eruption and lava flows. Lava flows already cut the road to NOAA observatory.
https://www.usgs.gov/media/images/november-29-2022-mauna-loa-eruption-map
"La baguette de pain française inscrite au patrimoine immatériel de l’humanité par l’Unesco !" 🥖 😋
@RaphaelGrandin I had a hard time figuring out what was visible on this radar image and from what angle.
In fact, if I'm not mistaken, it only shows part of the #MaunaLoa summit #caldera, its southern part. The very visible crack is not the one currently erupting which is located to the NE outside the radar image. But, may be, it was that fissure that fed the lava lake?
The small volcanic cone in the middle of the fissure was there before current eruption.The broad enlighten (white) zone crossing the image from left to right is the steep western caldera wall. LOS on the map roughly outlines the view angle of the radar image.
Sulfur dioxide (SO2) RGB composition of the 28 Nov 2022 Mauna Loa (Hawaii) eruption from GOESNG -137° geostationary imagery.
Full animation (MP4) here: https://peertube.virtual-assembly.org/videos/watch/3cc8a340-d2a1-4c91-9a61-e578ce9fdc73
Sampling rate: 1 image every 30 minutes.
Source of animation: VolcPlume portal (c) AERIS / ICARE / LOA.
Data: NOAA / SATMOS.
#Hawaii #Volcano #eruption #lavaflow #maunaloa #lava #Geology #GOES #satellite #remotesensing #SO2 #dataviz
For those wondering today why locating a #CO2 observational #station on a flank of an active #MaunaLoa volcano:
1. It is remote from major pollution sources and located at a hight of 3.4 km above sea level - a perfect spot for sampling background air in the well mixed free #troposphere.
2. It is easily accessible and has a good local infrastructure.
3. It is also the longest #record of #volcanic CO2 observations.
A win-win situation for #science 😀
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