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Soufričre Hills Volcano
(Montserrat) Planning,
February 2010
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Map of area
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(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.
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DESCW plot of the ENVISAT ASAR planning
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| 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 |
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