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Researchers generate a bathymetric contour map of Castle Lake, near...
A bathymetric contour map of Castle Lake, Mount St. Helens.
A bathymetric contour map of Castle Lake, Mount St. Helens.
A bathymetric contour map of Castle Lake, Mount St. Helens.

Researchers map the bottom of Castle Lake, near Mount St. Helens. For three days, researchers ran a small boat over the lake surface equipped with an acoustic Doppler current profiler (ADCP). The ADCP bounces an acoustic wave off the bottom that is reflected back to a mobile receiver in the boat.

Researchers map the bottom of Castle Lake, near Mount St. Helens. For three days, researchers ran a small boat over the lake surface equipped with an acoustic Doppler current profiler (ADCP). The ADCP bounces an acoustic wave off the bottom that is reflected back to a mobile receiver in the boat.

Mount St. Helens prior to the catastrophic eruption of May 18, 1980...
Mount St. Helens prior to catastrophic eruption of May 18, 1980. St...
Mount St. Helens prior to catastrophic eruption of May 18, 1980. St...
Mount St. Helens prior to catastrophic eruption of May 18, 1980. St...

Mount St. Helens prior to the catastrophic eruption of May 18, 1980. Streams and lava flows also visible. View is looking southerly from oblique aerial view. Mount Hood in distance.

North Sister's steep northeast face, thick summit lava flow makes u...
North Sister's steep NE face, thick summit lava flow makes up "Glis...
North Sister's steep NE face, thick summit lava flow makes up "Glis...
North Sister's steep NE face, thick summit lava flow makes up "Glis...

Remnant of Villard Glacier is in cirque below. Thick summit lava flow makes up "Glisan Pinnacle," which overlies hundreds of thin rubbly lava flows that are intercalated with red-oxidized agglutinate and scoria falls exposed on 800-m- (2600-ft-) high face below. Flows that form ridge at upper right are thicker than those on most of edifice.

Remnant of Villard Glacier is in cirque below. Thick summit lava flow makes up "Glisan Pinnacle," which overlies hundreds of thin rubbly lava flows that are intercalated with red-oxidized agglutinate and scoria falls exposed on 800-m- (2600-ft-) high face below. Flows that form ridge at upper right are thicker than those on most of edifice.

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