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Volcano Watch — Geologic Map of Hawai`i Island available in electronic format

Volcano Watch — Geologic Map of Hawai`i Island available in electronic format

The U.S. Geological Survey recently made available the digital geologic map for the Island of Hawai`i. Compiled by Frank Trusdell of the Hawaiian...

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Photo & Video Chronology - Hualālai - May 12, 2005

Photo & Video Chronology - Hualālai - May 12, 2005

Spectacular view of the panorama from Hualālai volcano, looking at Kohala Mountain on the left and Mauna Kea volcano on the right. Look closely to the...

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Volcano Watch — Island Castaways

Volcano Watch — Island Castaways

The home of over 5 million breeding seabirds, Laysan Island is an uninhabited Hawaiian atoll formed from coral deposits atop a 20 million-year-old...

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Volcano Watch — Here today, gone to Maui

Volcano Watch — Here today, gone to Maui

All of sudden, there's an earthquake...or was it an earthquake? Where was it? How big was it? Does it signal the start of an eruption or magma shiftin...

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Volcano Watch — What is a volcano—Shape is unimportant and even misleading basis for defining a volcano

Volcano Watch — What is a volcano—Shape is unimportant and even misleading basis for defining a volcano

Many readers know that the island of Hawai`i is made of five volcanoes—Kīlauea, Mauna Loa, Hualālai, Mauna Kea, and Kohala. 

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Volcano Watch — Gravity sees deep into the Big Island

Volcano Watch — Gravity sees deep into the Big Island

Among the many tools earth scientists use, the measurement of gravity variations over the earth's surface is one of the most useful for studying...

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Volcano Watch — From lava flow to forest: Primary succession

Volcano Watch — From lava flow to forest: Primary succession

One of the most striking aspects of a newly formed lava flow is its barren and sterile nature. The process of colonization of such flows by plants and...

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Volcano Watch — Sleeping giants Hualālai and Haleakalā require prudent monitoring

Volcano Watch — Sleeping giants Hualālai and Haleakalā require prudent monitoring

In some regards, monitoring an active volcano is easy; the constant bustle keeps a watcher on his or her toes. But what if a volcano hasn't erupted in...

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Volcano Watch — Where will the next Hawaiian volcano appear?

Volcano Watch — Where will the next Hawaiian volcano appear?

As we all know, there are no facts about the future. We cannot know for sure what will happen tomorrow, much less next year or 1,000 years from now...

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Volcano Watch — The next Hualālai eruption

Volcano Watch — The next Hualālai eruption

What will the next eruption of Hualālai be like? The first step in answering that question is to find out what the last several eruptions were like...

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Volcano Watch — Big Island geologic map

Volcano Watch — Big Island geologic map

Volcanoes, glacial deposits, and faults related to huge undersea landslides are three of the remarkable geologic features depicted on a colorful new U...

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Volcano Watch — Volcanoes of the Big Island

Volcano Watch — Volcanoes of the Big Island

The Island of Hawai'i consists of five coalesced volcanoes, a submarine volcano that has already subsided below sea level, and another, Lō‘ihi...

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