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Soufričre Hills Volcano (Montserrat) Planning, February 2010

Map of area

 (From The Volcanism Blog - http://volcanism.wordpress.com/) - Vulcanian eruption at Soufričre Hills 8 February 2010. Soufričre Hills continues to produce a great deal of activity. The Montserrat Volcano Observatory reports that a significant vulcanian eruption occurred at Soufričre Hills volcano on Montserrat on Friday 5 February 2010. The event began at 13:49 local time and last about 7 minutes, sending pyroclastic flows down the volcano’s flanks to the west that swept across the site of the former capital of Plymouth and reached some 500 m out to sea. The resulting plume is reported to have reached an altitude of around 6,700 metres (21,000 feet). This was clearly a spectacular event, but fortunately not too disruptive as the easterly winds ensured that ashfall was limited to uninhabited areas.
 

DESCW plot of the ENVISAT ASAR planning 

Ident Mission Abs. Orbit Start Time Stop Time Instrument Mode Acq. Date
1-2 ENVISAT 41712 02:08:13 02:08:29 ASA_IM_IS2_VV 21-Feb-2010
3-4 ENVISAT 41776 14:07:40 14:07:56 ASA_IM_IS2_VV 25-Feb-2010
5 ENVISAT 41798 02:19:33 02:19:49 ASA_IM_IS6_VV 27-Feb-2010