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Steam Plume drifting NE from La Reunion. IR Image. 6th April 2007. [Metop A Data © EUMETSAT 2007]
Steam Plume drifting NE from La Reunion. IR Image.
6th April 2007. [Metop A Data © EUMETSAT 2007]
A false colour image of 'Piton La Fournaise' on La Reunion pouring molten lava into the Indian Ocean. 6th April 2007. [Metop A Data © EUMETSAT 2007]
A false colour image of 'Piton La Fournaise' on La Reunion pouring molten lava into the Indian Ocean.
6th April 2007. [Metop A Data © EUMETSAT 2007]
Kliuchevskoi (56N 160E) Kamchatka. IR. 3rd June 2007. [Metop A Data © EUMETSAT 2007]
Kliuchevskoi (56N 160E) Kamchatka. IR.
3rd June 2007. [Metop A Data © EUMETSAT 2007]
Kliuchevskoi (56N 160E) on Kamchatka. 1st July 2007. [Metop A Data © EUMETSAT 2007]
Kliuchevskoi (56N 160E) on Kamchatka.
1st July 2007. [Metop A Data © EUMETSAT 2007]
Mount Etna, Sicily, erupted on the evening of Tuesday 4th Sept 2007. NOAA 17 Channel 4 IR. Data received via EUMETCast Processed with David Taylor's AVHRR Manager and HRPT Reader.
Mount Etna, Sicily, erupted on the evening of Tuesday 4th Sept 2007. NOAA 17 Channel 4 IR.
Data received via EUMETCast
Processed with David Taylor's AVHRR Manager and HRPT Reader.
The Chilean 'Volcan Llaima' shows a large dust plume drifting over the Andes. 2nd January 2008 @ 13.52 UTC Processed with David Taylor's Metop Manager and HRPT Reader. Metop A Data © EUMETSAT 2008
The Chilean 'Volcan Llaima' shows a large dust plume drifting over the Andes. 2nd January 2008 @ 13.52 UTC
Processed with David Taylor's Metop Manager and HRPT Reader. Metop A Data © EUMETSAT 2008
24 hours later the plume has virtually disappeared. Processed with David Taylor's Metop Manager and HRPT Reader. Metop A Data © EUMETSAT 2008
24 hours later the plume has virtually disappeared.
Processed with David Taylor's Metop Manager and HRPT Reader. Metop A Data © EUMETSAT 2008
Chaitén Volcano Lat 42.49.58S Long 72.38.45W in southern Chile has erupted for the first time since 7420 BC. The volcano is 10 km NE of Chaitén, Gulf of Corcovado. Metop A Data © EUMETSAT 2008. 3rd May 2008 @ 13.28 UTC Processed with David Taylor's MetopManager and HRPT Reader.
Chaitén Volcano Lat 42.49.58S Long 72.38.45W in southern Chile has erupted for the first time since 7420 BC. The volcano is 10 km NE of Chaitén, Gulf of Corcovado.
Metop A Data © EUMETSAT 2008.
3rd May 2008 @ 13.28 UTC
Processed with David Taylor's MetopManager and HRPT Reader.
Chaitén Volcano. Lat 42.49.58S Long 72.38.45W Today 6th May 2008 the volcano ejected a huge cloud of ash. Metop A Data © EUMETSAT 2008. 6th May 2008 @ 14.07 UTC Processed with David Taylor's MetopManager and HRPT Reader.
Chaitén Volcano. Lat 42.49.58S Long 72.38.45W Today 6th May 2008 the volcano ejected a huge cloud of ash. Metop A Data © EUMETSAT 2008.
6th May 2008 @ 14.07 UTC
Processed with David Taylor's MetopManager and HRPT Reader.
Chaitén Volcano. Lat 42.49.58S Long 72.38.45W Metop A Data © EUMETSAT 2008. 8th May 2008 Processed with David Taylor's MetopManager and HRPT Reader.
Chaitén Volcano. Lat 42.49.58S Long 72.38.45W
Metop A Data © EUMETSAT 2008.
8th May 2008
Processed with David Taylor's MetopManager and HRPT Reader.
Chaitén Volcano. Lat 42.49.58S Long 72.38.45W Metop A Data © EUMETSAT 2008. 27th May 2008 Processed with David Taylor's MetopManager and HRPT Reader.
Chaitén Volcano. Lat 42.49.58S Long 72.38.45W
Metop A Data © EUMETSAT 2008.
27th May 2008
Processed with David Taylor's MetopManager and HRPT Reader.
Koryaksky in Kamchatka erupts. 3,456 metres @ 53.19'N, 158.41'E Stratovolcano Channel 3 Metop A image received 7th March 2009. Metop A Data © EUMETSAT 2009 Processed with David Taylor's MetopManager & HRPT Reader
Koryaksky in Kamchatka erupts. 3,456 metres @ 53.19'N, 158.41'E Stratovolcano Channel 3 Metop A image received 7th March 2009.
Metop A Data © EUMETSAT 2009
Processed with David Taylor's MetopManager & HRPT Reader
Channel 3 Metop A Image showing, Koryaksky at the bottom of the image, with ash plume being blown west and Shiveluch, 3,282 m @ 56.39' N, 161.22' E with ash plume being blown south east at top of image. A third volcano is not visible in this image. Metop A Data © EUMETSAT 2009. Processed with David Taylor's MetopManager & HRPT Reader
Channel 3 Metop A Image showing, Koryaksky at the bottom of the image, with ash plume being blown west and Shiveluch, 3,282 m @ 56.39' N, 161.22' E with ash plume being blown south east at top of image. A third volcano is not visible in this image.
Metop A Data © EUMETSAT 2009. Processed with David Taylor's MetopManager & HRPT Reader
The third Volcano Karymsky is visible in this image. A channel 2 image showing an ash plume being blown west. 1536 m, 54,3' N, 159.26' E Metop A Data © EUMETSAT 2009. Processed with David Taylor's Metop Manager & HRPT Reader.
The third Volcano Karymsky is visible in this image. A channel 2 image showing an ash plume being blown west. 1536 m, 54,3' N, 159.26' E
Metop A Data © EUMETSAT 2009. Processed with David Taylor's Metop Manager & HRPT Reader.
The third Volcano Karymsky is visible in this final image using a NOAA enhancement Algorithm (CC) showing an ash plume being blown west. Metop A Data © EUMETSAT 2009. Processed with David Taylor's Metop Manager & HRPT Reader.
The third Volcano Karymsky is visible in this final image using a NOAA enhancement Algorithm (CC) showing an ash plume being blown west.
Metop A Data © EUMETSAT 2009. Processed with David Taylor's Metop Manager & HRPT Reader.
Ash Cloud from Eyjafjallajökull volcano. 15th April 2010. Image rendered to show ash in atmosphere. Metop A Data © EUMETSAT 2010. Processed with David Taylor's MetopManager & HRPT Reader
Ash Cloud from Eyjafjallajökull volcano. 15th April 2010. Image rendered to show ash in atmosphere.
Metop A Data © EUMETSAT 2010.
Processed with David Taylor's MetopManager & HRPT Reader
Eyjafjallajökull volcano. Modis L1 Data © NASA via EUMETCast 2010. 17th April 2010 @ 13.15-20 UTC Data processed in David Taylor's MSGDataManager & ModisL1viewer.
Eyjafjallajökull volcano.
Modis L1 Data © NASA via EUMETCast 2010.
17th April 2010 @ 13.15-20 UTC
Data processed in David Taylor's MSGDataManager & ModisL1viewer.
Eyjafjallajökull volcano. Modis L1 Data © NASA via EUMETCast 2010. 17th April 2010 @ 13.15-20 UTC Data processed in David Taylor's MSGDataManager & ModisL1viewer. This image uses an enhancement to show up the ash in the atmosphere.
Eyjafjallajökull volcano.
Modis L1 Data © NASA via EUMETCast 2010.
17th April 2010 @ 13.15-20 UTC
Data processed in David Taylor's MSGDataManager & ModisL1viewer.
This image uses an enhancement to show up the ash in the atmosphere.
Ash Plume continues to affect European Air Space Eyjafjallajökull volcano. Modis L1 Data © NASA via EUMETCast 2010. 8th May 2010 Data processed in David Taylor's MSGDataManager & ModisL1viewer.
Ash Plume continues to affect European Air Space Eyjafjallajökull volcano.
Modis L1 Data © NASA via EUMETCast 2010.
8th May 2010
Data processed in David Taylor's MSGDataManager & ModisL1viewer.
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