10minute update average tremmor hraun.vedur.is webcams: www.earthice.hi.is www.earthice.hi.is www.earthice.hi.is en.vedur.is REPORT PDF en.vedur.is reread video text docs.google.com 2010-05-02 by Icelandic Meteorological Office and Institute of Earth Sciences, University of Iceland. Based on: IMO seismic monitoring; IES-IMO GPS monitoring; IMO hydrological data; web cameras of the eruption site from Vodafone, Mila, and Múlakot; IMO weather radar measurements; information from scientists at Gígjökull. Eruption plume: Height (asl): Estimated from web-camera views and observers on the ground at an elevation of 45.4 km (1318,000 ft). Clouds of ash at lower elevations observed drifting south-east of the eruption site. No verifiable detections from the weather radar at Keflavík Airport. Heading: South-east from the eruption site. Plume track visible at least 200 km from the eruption site on MODIS (12:35 GMT) and EUMETSAT (17:15 GMT) satellite imagery. Colour: Dark grey (ash) clouds observed over the eruptive site. White (steam) plumes rising from Gígjökull, north of the eruption site. Tephra fallout: Moderate ash-fall reported in the village of Vík (12:00 GMT), located 40 km south-east of Eyjafjallajökull. Lightning: No detections today over the eruption site (18:00 GMT). Noises: Booming sounds heard during the night and throughout the day up to 40 km south-east of the eruption site. coria cone continues to form at the eruption site. produced where lava is in contact with ice …
Last 48 hours Earthquake count:
* Magnitude less than 1: 0
* Magnitude 1 to 2: 28
* Magnitude 2 to 3: 4
* Magnitude more than 3: 0
* Total: 32
Friday
07.05.201012:38:0863.628-19.61213.0 km1.899.08.5 km SW of Básar
Friday
07.05.201006:59:4463.607-19.6576.1 km1.599.011.7 km SW of Básar
Friday
07.05.201003:16:2863.622-19.63712.8 km1.499.09.9 km SW of Básar
Friday
07.05.201003:05:4463.610-19.6579.4 km2.099.011.4 km SW of Básar
Friday
07.05.201003:01:5063.616-19.6625.1 km1.699.011.2 km SW of Básar
Tuesday
04.05.201021:44:4763.666-19.8501.1 km1.690.018.9 km NE of Seljalandsfoss
Tuesday
04.05.201020:40:0463.631-19.6449.0 km2.190.059.5 km WSW of Básar
Tuesday
04.05.201018:58:0663.631-19.58114.7 km1.990.017.1 km SW of Básar
Tuesday
04.05.201018:53:2263.613-19.6778.7 km1.559.0512.0 km SW of Básar
Tuesday
04.05.201018:51:0163.638-19.6464.7 km2.190.039.2 km WSW of Básar
@skinrich thats 3-5march
@skinrich The seismic activity continued to increase and from 35 March, close to 3,000 earthquakes were measured at the epicentre of the volcano.
if these earthquakes keep going he’s probably refiling the magma chamber as far as i have looked last couple of weeks there weren’t any earthquakes there at all only some times 1 or 2 in a couple of days. now its getting verry active there. i would advise people to watch it closely.
@pietjanhenk On 26 February 2010, unusual seismic activity along with rapid expansion of the Earth’s crust was registered by the Meteorological Institute of Iceland. This gave geophysicists evidence that magma was pouring from underneath the crust into the magma chamber of the Eyjafjallajökull volcano and that pressure stemming from the process caused the huge crustal displacement at Þorvaldseyri farm.
Tuesday
04.05.201017:28:3463.628-19.62112.4 km2.290.038.8 km SW of Básar
Tuesday
04.05.201016:35:2363.696-19.7051.1 km1.347.4311.2 km W of Básar
webcams verry clear at the moment lots and lots of steam
@pietjanhenk just a hobby
@skinrich ok, i don’t know much from these numbers.
you do this as hobby or work?
when eyjafjallajokull is still erupting it’s not over yet!
@skinrich the full link is in description
@pietjanhenk
DateTimeLatitudeLongitudeDepthMagnitudeQualityLocation
Tuesday
04.05.201011:23:3163.606-19.7072.2 km1.765.9713.5 km NW of Skógar
indeed but if you look at the tremors the have suddenly dropped! it may be done but seeing the earthquakes last couple of days it might be pushing up new magma.
hraun. vedur. is /ja /Katla2009 / gosplott
it’s going really rough there or not?
Tuesday
04.05.201003:42:0563.621-19.6371.1 km2.990.019.9 km SW of Básar
Tuesday
04.05.201003:41:5363.616-19.6271.3 km2.490.029.9 km SW of Básar
Tuesday
04.05.201003:40:5563.701-19.5921.1 km2.290.026.1 km WNW of Básar
Tuesday
04.05.201003:40:5463.621-19.6471.9 km1.739.7610.3 km SW of Básar
Tuesday
04.05.201001:24:3763.641-19.62213.0 km1.899.08.0 km WSW of Básar
Tuesday
04.05.201000:57:2663.636-19.58421.6 km1.499.06.8 km SW of Básar
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@skinrich No measurable geophysical changes within the Katla volcano.
The overall activity has not changed much since yeasterday (from the last report). Presently there are no indications that the eruption is about to end.
See more in Status Report issued by Icelandic Meteorological Office and Institute of Earth Sciences, University of Iceland, at 16:00..
Today water temperature at the Markarfljot bridge was measured 11°C but about 3°C in a 2 km distance from Gígjökull. Water is flowing on both sides of the glacier and pulses of meltwater flow down the channels every 10 minutes or so. Water level gauge at Gígjökull also records the pulses. Temperature measurements at Markarfljot bridge show a pulse of water temperature up to 17°C at 06:00 GMT this morning. Water temperature has now dropped down below 4°C.
Largest eruption plumes were observed at 5-5,5 km height (17-18,000 ft) estimated from the Icelandic Coast Guard (ICG) flight at 14:30. The plume rises higher after large explosions. It is heading east-south-east to south-east from the eruption site.
Scientists working at Gígjökull regularly hear explosions and booming sounds and feel the ground vibrate. The vibrations are not felt in 3-4 km distance.
@pietjanhenk indeed you’r right seems that there has been 1of magnitude 3. going to check the webcams soon to
i checked en.vedur today and i believe there are more earthquakes and much heavy.
today: tuesday 4 may 2010 around 11:00AM GMT+1