Natural Hazards Photo Round-up Completed

By Natural Hazards December 9, 2020

Featured photos from across the Natural Hazards Mission Area within the past 3 months.

LiDAR image — Profile of lidar returns along a sloped forested area in Grand County, CO. (Credit: EROS Fire Science Team, Earth Resources Observation and Science Center. Public domain.)

image related to volcanoes. See description — HVO seismologist Jefferson Chang photographing agglutinate development on the fissure 8 cone from a viewpoint in Leilani Estates. (Public domain.)

Photo of flowing glacier — Annotated photo showing landslide areas of Barry Arm Fjord, Alaska. Subaerial landslides at the head of Barry Arm Fjord in southern Alaska could generate tsunamis (if they rapidly failed into the Fjord) and are therefore a potential threat to people, marine interests, and infrastructure throughout the Prince William Sound region. (Public domain.)

Photos before and after Hurricane Sandy opened a breach on Fire Island — USGS researchers have been monitoring changes in a breach in the island that occurred during Hurricane Sandy (modified from Hapke et al., 2017). (Public domain.)

metal cylinder on metal wench — The Trillium T-360 seismometer on a winch at IRIS/USGS station COLA (College, Alaska). (Credit: Kyle Persefield and Kenneth Oliver, USGS. Public domain.)

green and pink lights in the night sky with pine trees in foreground — Photo of an aurora in central Alaska taken at 09:11 UTC on February 2, 2019 by Aaron Lojewski near Poker Flat (Credit: Aaron Lojewski. used with permission from Aaron Lojewski and Carl Tape)

Alex Hatem and Monte Cristo rupture recon — Alex Hatem is mapping the May 15 2020 M6.5 Monte Cristo rupture (Nevada) (Camille Collett, USGS)

Overview

Featured photos from across the Natural Hazards Mission Area within the past 3 months.

Sources/Usage: Public Domain.

Profile of lidar returns along a sloped forested area in Grand County, CO. (Credit: EROS Fire Science Team, Earth Resources Observation and Science Center. Public domain.)

Sources/Usage: Public Domain.

HVO seismologist Jefferson Chang photographing agglutinate development on the fissure 8 cone from a viewpoint in Leilani Estates. (Public domain.)

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Annotated photo showing landslide areas of Barry Arm Fjord, Alaska. Subaerial landslides at the head of Barry Arm Fjord in southern Alaska could generate tsunamis (if they rapidly failed into the Fjord) and are therefore a potential threat to people, marine interests, and infrastructure throughout the Prince William Sound region. (Public domain.)

Sources/Usage: Public Domain.

USGS researchers have been monitoring changes in a breach in the island that occurred during Hurricane Sandy (modified from Hapke et al., 2017). (Public domain.)

Sources/Usage: Public Domain.

The Trillium T-360 seismometer on a winch at IRIS/USGS station COLA (College, Alaska). (Credit: Kyle Persefield and Kenneth Oliver, USGS. Public domain.)

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Photo of an aurora in central Alaska taken at 09:11 UTC on February 2, 2019 by Aaron Lojewski near Poker Flat (Credit: Aaron Lojewski. used with permission from Aaron Lojewski and Carl Tape)

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Alex Hatem is mapping the May 15 2020 M6.5 Monte Cristo rupture (Nevada) (Camille Collett, USGS)