Actualité volcanique, Articles de fond sur étude de volcan, tectonique, récits et photos de voyage
Par Bernard Duyck
In the absence of significant changes in the ongoing eruptions , some news from Kilauea.
The eruption continues at Pu'u O'o without major changes: the spatter cones on the crater floor display persistent glow and a small possible lava pound, now under a crust, inside the spatter cone northeast collapsed. The spatter cone south emits lava on the crater floor from 6am on 22.02 , consistent with a small deflation marked by tilmeter .
The Kahauale'a 2 lava flow is always fed by the north spatter cones complex . Many outbreaks and forest fires are seen.
This flow has reached 7,800 meters northeast of Pu'u O'o since mid -January. The lava flow has fluctuated in recent months, in connection with a deflation, and an abrupt power drop, or an inflation and a recovery of the flow's force. Thus the front of the casting has increased by only about 500 meters since November 2013.
Vieuw of the Kahauale'a 2 flow front with smoke at the forest fires caused . You can see the Mauna Loa in the background - Photo HVO / USGS / 02/20/2014
Source : Hawaiian Volcano Observatory / USGS - link
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