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Volcano Watch — Inflating volcanoes or cloudy data: discerning deformation from noise with InSAR

Volcano Watch — Inflating volcanoes or cloudy data: discerning deformation from noise with InSAR

Satellites have become one of the fundamental tools used to monitor active volcanoes. One of the most revolutionary advances has been the use of InSAR...

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Photo and Video Chronology – Hawaiian Volcano Observatory – November 3, 2022

Photo and Video Chronology – Hawaiian Volcano Observatory – November 3, 2022

Overflight of Mauna Loa summit and rift zones and eruption monitoring overflight of Kīlauea summit.

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November 5: Community Meeting in Kealakekua

November 5: Community Meeting in Kealakekua

On Saturday, November 5, 2022, the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory will participate in a Kealakekua community discussion about the status of Mauna Loa...

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Volcano Watch — Aftershock forecasts let you know what to expect after a large earthquake

Volcano Watch — Aftershock forecasts let you know what to expect after a large earthquake

After damaging earthquakes, response and recovery takes place under the threat of aftershocks. USGS aftershock forecasts can help you understand what...

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Photo and Video Chronology – Hawaiian Volcano Observatory – October 12, 2022

Photo and Video Chronology – Hawaiian Volcano Observatory – October 12, 2022

The eruption within Halema‘uma‘u, at Kīlauea's summit, began at approximately 3:20 p.m. on September 29, 2021. 

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Volcano Watch — Earthquakes and volcanoes, a recipe for preparedness

Volcano Watch — Earthquakes and volcanoes, a recipe for preparedness

Feeling occasional earthquakes is part of the experience of living in the State of Hawaii, especially on the Island of Hawai‘i.  The vast majority of...

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Photo and Video Chronology – Hawaiian Volcano Observatory – October 7, 2022

Photo and Video Chronology – Hawaiian Volcano Observatory – October 7, 2022

The eruption within Halema‘uma‘u, at Kīlauea's summit, began at approximately 3:20 p.m. on September 29, 2021. 

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Volcano Watch — Recent events at Mauna Loa remind us to be prepared for quick changes

Volcano Watch — Recent events at Mauna Loa remind us to be prepared for quick changes

The last eruption of Mauna Loa occurred in 1984 and began in a style typical of the volcano. At 10:55 p.m. on March 24, 1984, the rate of earthquakes...

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Explore Natural Hazards Science

Explore Natural Hazards Science

The Earth is a very dynamic and powerful place where natural hazards can quickly become disasters that threaten society. The USGS monitors and studies...

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Volcano Watch — How Kīlauea volcano fills its craters

Volcano Watch — How Kīlauea volcano fills its craters

Crater filling at Kīlauea is sometimes like pouring liquid into a mug, but more often it is like injecting haupia crème into a crispy malasada.

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