Volcanic eruption list March 1997 to November 2014
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Fogo
CapeVerdeIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2014 Nov23
Colima
Mexico
ConfirmedEruption
2014 Nov21
Pavlof
AlaskaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2014 Nov12
1
Sinarka
KurilIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2014 Nov11
1
Turrialba
CostaRica
ConfirmedEruption
2014 Oct29
2
Lewotobi
LesserSundaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2014 Oct6
2
Ontakesan
Honshu
ConfirmedEruption
2014 Sep27
3
RincondelaVieja
CostaRica
ConfirmedEruption
2014 Sep17
1
BarrenIsland
AndamanIslands
UncertainEruption
2014 Sep9
1
Manam
NortheastofNewGuinea
ConfirmedEruption
2014 Sep6
2
Asosan
RyukyuIslandsandKyushu
ConfirmedEruption
2014 Aug30
2
Rabaul
NewBritain
ConfirmedEruption
2014 Aug29
Bardarbunga
Iceland(northeastern)
ConfirmedEruption
2014 Aug29
0
Sabancaya
Peru
ConfirmedEruption
2014 Aug13
1
Mayon
Luzon
ConfirmedEruption
2014 Aug13
Kuchinoerabujima
RyukyuIslandsandKyushu
ConfirmedEruption
2014 Aug3
1
Copahue
CentralChileandArgentina
ConfirmedEruption
2014 Jul4
1
Nyamuragira
Africa(central)
ConfirmedEruption
2014 Jun22
Fournaise,Pitondela
IndianOcean(western)
ConfirmedEruption
2014 Jun21
0
Karangetang[ApiSiau]
SangiheIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2014 Jun8
2
Zhupanovsky
KamchatkaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2014 Jun6
3
Pavlof
AlaskaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2014 May31
SangeangApi
LesserSundaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2014 May30
3
Ahyi
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2014 Apr24
Krakatau
Krakatau
ConfirmedEruption
2014 Mar31
1
Karkar
NortheastofNewGuinea
ConfirmedEruption
2014 Mar26
1
Merapi
Java
ConfirmedEruption
2014 Mar9
Slamet
Java
ConfirmedEruption
2014 Mar8
2
Kelut
Java
ConfirmedEruption
2014 Feb13
4
Karangetang[ApiSiau]
SangiheIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2014 Feb9
1
Shishaldin
AleutianIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2014 Feb7
1
SanCristobal
Nicaragua
ConfirmedEruption
2014 Feb4
1
Marapi
Sumatra
ConfirmedEruption
2014 Feb3
1
Kavachi
BougainvilleandSolomonIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2014 Jan29
1
Asosan
RyukyuIslandsandKyushu
ConfirmedEruption
2014 Jan13
1
SanMiguel
ElSalvadorandHonduras
ConfirmedEruption
2013 Dec29
2
Cleveland
AleutianIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2013 Dec28
3
Nishinoshima
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2013 Nov20
2
Merapi
Java
ConfirmedEruption
2013 Nov18
Zhupanovsky
KamchatkaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2013 Oct23
3
BarrenIsland
AndamanIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2013 Oct12
1
Sinabung
Sumatra
ConfirmedEruption
2013 Sep15
2
Etna
Italy
ConfirmedEruption
2013 Sep3
Iliwerung
LesserSundaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2013 Aug20
0
Klyuchevskoy
KamchatkaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2013 Aug15
1
Ketoi
KurilIslands
UncertainEruption
2013 Jul25
Villarrica
CentralChileandArgentina
ConfirmedEruption
2013 Jul25
1
Ulawun
NewBritain
ConfirmedEruption
2013 Jul8
1
Izu-Torishima
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
UncertainEruption
2013 Jul6
2
Ubinas
Peru
ConfirmedEruption
2013 Jul4
2
Veniaminof
AlaskaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2013 Jun13
3
Chirinkotan
KurilIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2013 Jun11
SanCristobal
Nicaragua
ConfirmedEruption
2013 Jun7
1
Kikai
RyukyuIslandsandKyushu
ConfirmedEruption
2013 Jun4
1
Turrialba
CostaRica
ConfirmedEruption
2013 May21
2
Pavlof
AlaskaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2013 May13
3
Mayon
Luzon
ConfirmedEruption
2013 May7
2
Lascar
NorthernChile,BoliviaandArgentina
ConfirmedEruption
2013 Apr2
1
Pacaya
Guatemala
ConfirmedEruption
2013 Mar5
2
Tangkubanparahu
Java
ConfirmedEruption
2013 Feb21
2
BarrenIsland
AndamanIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2013 Feb16
Etorofu-Yakeyama[GroznyGroup]
KurilIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2013 Feb16
2
Karkar
NortheastofNewGuinea
ConfirmedEruption
2013 Jan29
1
Gamkonora
Halmahera
UncertainEruption
2013 Jan23
1
Rabaul
NewBritain
ConfirmedEruption
2013 Jan19
2
Colima
Mexico
ConfirmedEruption
2013 Jan6
SanCristobal
Nicaragua
ConfirmedEruption
2012 Dec26
2
Copahue
CentralChileandArgentina
ConfirmedEruption
2012 Dec22
2
Langila
NewBritain
ConfirmedEruption
2012 Nov28
1
Tolbachik
KamchatkaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2012 Nov27
Tongariro
NewZealand
ConfirmedEruption
2012 Nov21
2
Villarrica
CentralChileandArgentina
UncertainEruption
2012 Nov14
1
Chirpoi
KurilIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2012 Nov11
Ulawun
NewBritain
ConfirmedEruption
2012 Nov6
1
Pagan
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2012 Oct30
2
Paluweh
LesserSundaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2012 Oct27
2
Alaid
KurilIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2012 Oct5
2
Marapi
Sumatra
ConfirmedEruption
2012 Sep26
1
Gamalama
Halmahera
ConfirmedEruption
2012 Sep15
1
Lokon-Empung
Sulawesi
ConfirmedEruption
2012 Sep15
2
SanCristobal
Nicaragua
ConfirmedEruption
2012 Sep8
2
Heard
IndianOcean(southern)
ConfirmedEruption
2012 Sep5
0
Klyuchevskoy
KamchatkaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2012 Sep1
1
Etorofu-Yakeyama[GroznyGroup]
KurilIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2012 Aug16
2
Soputan
Sulawesi
ConfirmedEruption
2012 Aug8
3
WhiteIsland
NewZealand
ConfirmedEruption
2012 Aug7
2
Tongariro
NewZealand
ConfirmedEruption
2012 Aug6
2
MonowaiSeamount
TongaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2012 Aug3
0
HavreSeamount
KermadecIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2012 Jul17
Michael
AntarcticaandSouthSandwichIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2012 Jun30
Karangetang[ApiSiau]
SangiheIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2012 May17
2
Galeras
Colombia
ConfirmedEruption
2012 May13
2
Sirung
LesserSundaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2012 May8
2
Ulawun
NewBritain
ConfirmedEruption
2012 May7
1
Witori
NewBritain
ConfirmedEruption
2012 May3
2
Marapi
Sumatra
ConfirmedEruption
2012 Mar1
1
Ruiz,Nevadodel
Colombia
ConfirmedEruption
2012 Feb22
3
RincondelaVieja
CostaRica
ConfirmedEruption
2012 Feb19
1
Kanaga
AleutianIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2012 Feb18
2
Ioto
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2012 Feb10
1
Karkar
NortheastofNewGuinea
UncertainEruption
2012 Feb1
Turrialba
CostaRica
ConfirmedEruption
2012 Jan12
2
Callaqui
CentralChileandArgentina
UncertainEruption
2012 Jan2
Lewotolo
LesserSundaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2012 Jan2
ZubairGroup
Africa(northeastern)andRedSea
ConfirmedEruption
2011 Dec18
Gamalama
Halmahera
ConfirmedEruption
2011 Dec5
Nyamuragira
Africa(central)
ConfirmedEruption
2011 Nov6
2
Klyuchevskoy
KamchatkaPeninsula
UncertainEruption
2011 Nov2
Hudson,Cerro
SouthernChileandArgentina
ConfirmedEruption
2011 Oct26
Hierro
CanaryIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2011 Oct10
Gaua
Vanuatu
ConfirmedEruption
2011 Sep17
1
SanCristobal
Nicaragua
ConfirmedEruption
2011 Aug21
1
RincondelaVieja
CostaRica
ConfirmedEruption
2011 Aug15
1
Marapi
Sumatra
ConfirmedEruption
2011 Aug3
2
Krakatau
Krakatau
ConfirmedEruption
2011 Jul31
Cleveland
AleutianIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2011 Jul20
2
Soputan
Sulawesi
ConfirmedEruption
2011 Jul3
3
Lokon-Empung
Sulawesi
ConfirmedEruption
2011 Jun26
Lengai,OlDoinyo
Africa(eastern)
ConfirmedEruption
2011 Jun22
0
Nabro
Africa(northeastern)andRedSea
ConfirmedEruption
2011 Jun13
4
Aoba
Vanuatu
ConfirmedEruption
2011 Jun4
Puyehue-CordónCaulle
CentralChileandArgentina
ConfirmedEruption
2011 Jun4
5
Grimsvotn
Iceland(northeastern)
ConfirmedEruption
2011 May21
4
Asosan
RyukyuIslandsandKyushu
ConfirmedEruption
2011 May15
1
Telica
Nicaragua
ConfirmedEruption
2011 May14
2
Pagan
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2011 Apr23
2
AxialSeamount
PacificOcean(northern)
ConfirmedEruption
2011 Apr6
0
Galeras
Colombia
UncertainEruption
2011 Mar31
Klyuchevskoy
KamchatkaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2011 Mar30
1
Rabaul
NewBritain
ConfirmedEruption
2011 Mar29
2
Karangetang[ApiSiau]
SangiheIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2011 Mar11
Lokon-Empung
Sulawesi
ConfirmedEruption
2011 Feb22
Planchon-Peteroa
CentralChileandArgentina
ConfirmedEruption
2011 Feb17
3
Kirishimayama
RyukyuIslandsandKyushu
ConfirmedEruption
2011 Jan19
2
Turrialba
CostaRica
ConfirmedEruption
2011 Jan14
1
Dallol
Africa(northeastern)andRedSea
ConfirmedEruption
2011 Jan4
0
TenggerCaldera
Java
ConfirmedEruption
2010 Nov26
3
Tungurahua
Ecuador
ConfirmedEruption
2010 Nov22
3
Michael
AntarcticaandSouthSandwichIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2010 Nov17
1
Kizimen
KamchatkaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2010 Nov11
3
Bulusan
Luzon
ConfirmedEruption
2010 Nov6
2
Merapi
Java
ConfirmedEruption
2010 Oct26
4
Krakatau
Krakatau
ConfirmedEruption
2010 Oct25
2
Fournaise,Pitondela
IndianOcean(western)
ConfirmedEruption
2010 Oct14
1
SarychevPeak
KurilIslands
UncertainEruption
2010 Sep20
2
BarrenIsland
AndamanIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2010 Sep17
2
Cleveland
AleutianIslands
UncertainEruption
2010 Sep12
2
Planchon-Peteroa
CentralChileandArgentina
ConfirmedEruption
2010 Sep6
2
Sinabung
Sumatra
ConfirmedEruption
2010 Aug27
2
Etna
Italy
ConfirmedEruption
2010 Aug25
1
Galeras
Colombia
ConfirmedEruption
2010 Aug25
2
Manam
NortheastofNewGuinea
ConfirmedEruption
2010 Aug10
2
Karangetang[ApiSiau]
SangiheIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2010 Aug6
3
Turrialba
CostaRica
UncertainEruption
2010 Jul24
2
Rabaul
NewBritain
ConfirmedEruption
2010 Jul23
1
Ubinas
Peru
UncertainEruption
2010 Jul18
1
Ebeko
KurilIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2010 Jul2
1
Ekarma
KurilIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2010 Jun30
2
Ioto
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
UncertainEruption
2010 Jun19
1
SanCristobal
Nicaragua
ConfirmedEruption
2010 Jun9
2
Gorely
KamchatkaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2010 Jun6
1
Cleveland
AleutianIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2010 May30
2
SouthSariganSeamount
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2010 May27
3
Ulawun
NewBritain
ConfirmedEruption
2010 May26
2
Bezymianny
KamchatkaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2010 May21
3
Pagan
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2010 May3
1
Miyakejima
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2010 Apr11
1
Etna
Italy
ConfirmedEruption
2010 Apr8
2
Kirishimayama
RyukyuIslandsandKyushu
ConfirmedEruption
2010 Mar30
1
Eyjafjallajokull
Iceland(southern)
ConfirmedEruption
2010 Mar20
4
Karkar
NortheastofNewGuinea
UncertainEruption
2010 Feb25
1
Fukutoku-Oka-no-Ba
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2010 Feb3
1
TorZawar
MiddleEast(western)
ConfirmedEruption
2010 Jan29
0
Turrialba
CostaRica
ConfirmedEruption
2010 Jan5
2
Nyamuragira
Africa(central)
ConfirmedEruption
2010 Jan2
1
Tungurahua
Ecuador
ConfirmedEruption
2010 Jan1
3
Bezymianny
KamchatkaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2009 Dec17
3
Concepcion
Nicaragua
ConfirmedEruption
2009 Dec11
1
Villarrica
CentralChileandArgentina
ConfirmedEruption
2009 Nov22
1
Michael
AntarcticaandSouthSandwichIslands
UncertainEruption
2009 Nov19
Kirishimayama
RyukyuIslandsandKyushu
ConfirmedEruption
2009 Nov15
1
Fournaise,Pitondela
IndianOcean(western)
ConfirmedEruption
2009 Nov5
1
Poas
CostaRica
ConfirmedEruption
2009 Nov
1
Cleveland
AleutianIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2009 Oct2
2
Gaua
Vanuatu
ConfirmedEruption
2009 Sep27
2
DiengVolcanicComplex
Java
ConfirmedEruption
2009 Sep27
1
Mayon
Luzon
ConfirmedEruption
2009 Sep15
2
SanCristobal
Nicaragua
ConfirmedEruption
2009 Sep6
2
Langila
NewBritain
ConfirmedEruption
2009 Sep
2
KolokolGroup
KurilIslands
UncertainEruption
2009 Aug26
2
Klyuchevskoy
KamchatkaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2009 Aug1
2
MandaHararo
Africa(northeastern)andRedSea
ConfirmedEruption
2009 Jun28
2
Cleveland
AleutianIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2009 Jun25
2
SarychevPeak
KurilIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2009 Jun11
4
Rinjani
LesserSundaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2009 May2
2
SangeangApi
LesserSundaIslands
UncertainEruption
2009 May1
Karkar
NortheastofNewGuinea
UncertainEruption
2009 May1
Slamet
Java
ConfirmedEruption
2009 Apr21
1
Pagan
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
UncertainEruption
2009 Apr15
2
Fernandina
GalapagosIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2009 Apr10
2
Kerinci
Sumatra
ConfirmedEruption
2009 Apr1
1
Miyakejima
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2009 Apr1
1
Krakatau
Krakatau
ConfirmedEruption
2009 Mar25
2
HungaTonga-HungaHa'apai
TongaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2009 Mar17
2
Redoubt
Alaska(southwestern)
ConfirmedEruption
2009 Mar15
3
GuaguaPichincha
Ecuador
UncertainEruption
2009 Feb16
1
Ebeko
KurilIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2009 Feb11
1
Villarrica
CentralChileandArgentina
ConfirmedEruption
2009 Jan29
1
Callaqui
CentralChileandArgentina
UncertainEruption
2009 Jan22
Chillán,Nevadosde
CentralChileandArgentina
UncertainEruption
2009 Jan21
Asamayama
Honshu
ConfirmedEruption
2009 Jan21
2
CurtisIsland
KermadecIslands
UncertainEruption
2009 Jan18
0
DiengVolcanicComplex
Java
ConfirmedEruption
2009 Jan15
1
Poas
CostaRica
ConfirmedEruption
2009 Jan12
1
Cleveland
AleutianIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2009 Jan2
Dempo
Sumatra
ConfirmedEruption
2009 Jan1
1
Koryaksky
KamchatkaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2008 Dec23
2
Karangetang[ApiSiau]
SangiheIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2008 Nov29
2
SanCristobal
Nicaragua
ConfirmedEruption
2008 Nov21
1
Akan
Hokkaido
ConfirmedEruption
2008 Nov18
1
Alu-Dalafilla
Africa(northeastern)andRedSea
ConfirmedEruption
2008 Nov3
3
Tafu-Maka
TongaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2008 Nov
0
WestMata
TongaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2008 Nov
0
Villarrica
CentralChileandArgentina
ConfirmedEruption
2008 Oct26
1
Huila,Nevadodel
Colombia
ConfirmedEruption
2008 Oct26
3
Michael
AntarcticaandSouthSandwichIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2008 Oct25
Galeras
Colombia
ConfirmedEruption
2008 Oct21
3
Klyuchevskoy
KamchatkaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2008 Oct8
1
Fournaise,Pitondela
IndianOcean(western)
ConfirmedEruption
2008 Sep21
1
Tinakula
SantaCruzIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2008 Sep19
1
Kirishimayama
RyukyuIslandsandKyushu
ConfirmedEruption
2008 Aug22
1
Mayon
Luzon
ConfirmedEruption
2008 Aug10
1
Asamayama
Honshu
ConfirmedEruption
2008 Aug10
1
Kasatochi
AleutianIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2008 Aug7
4
Bardarbunga
Iceland(northeastern)
UncertainEruption
2008 Aug
0
Concepcion
Nicaragua
ConfirmedEruption
2008 Jul30
1
Chikurachki
KurilIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2008 Jul29
2
Reventador
Ecuador
ConfirmedEruption
2008 Jul27
2
GarbunaGroup
NewBritain
ConfirmedEruption
2008 Jul13
2
Okmok
AleutianIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2008 Jul12
4
Bezymianny
KamchatkaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2008 Jul11
3
Telica
Nicaragua
ConfirmedEruption
2008 Jul5
1
SanCristobal
Nicaragua
ConfirmedEruption
2008 Jun22
1
Raung
Java
ConfirmedEruption
2008 Jun12
2
Soputan
Sulawesi
ConfirmedEruption
2008 Jun6
3
Azul,Cerro
GalapagosIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2008 May29
1
Ambrym
Vanuatu
ConfirmedEruption
2008 May23
2
Merapi
Java
UncertainEruption
2008 May19
Etna
Italy
ConfirmedEruption
2008 May13
1
BarrenIsland
AndamanIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2008 May13
2
Gamalama
Halmahera
UncertainEruption
2008 May10
1
Miyakejima
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2008 May8
1
Chaiten
SouthernChileandArgentina
ConfirmedEruption
2008 May2
4
Masaya
Nicaragua
ConfirmedEruption
2008 Apr29
1
Egon
LesserSundaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2008 Apr15
2
Ibu
Halmahera
ConfirmedEruption
2008 Apr5
1
Kerinci
Sumatra
ConfirmedEruption
2008 Mar24
1
Karangetang[ApiSiau]
SangiheIslands
UncertainEruption
2008 Mar12
1
GarbunaGroup
NewBritain
ConfirmedEruption
2008 Mar11
1
Lopevi
Vanuatu
UncertainEruption
2008 Feb24
2
Veniaminof
AlaskaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2008 Feb22
1
Asosan
RyukyuIslandsandKyushu
ConfirmedEruption
2008 Feb17
1
Shishaldin
AleutianIslands
UncertainEruption
2008 Feb12
1
MonowaiSeamount
TongaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2008 Feb8
0
GuaguaPichincha
Ecuador
UncertainEruption
2008 Feb1
1
Poas
CostaRica
ConfirmedEruption
2008 Jan13
1
Michael
AntarcticaandSouthSandwichIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2008 Jan8
0
Miyakejima
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2008 Jan7
1
Huila,Nevadodel
Colombia
ConfirmedEruption
2008 Jan2
2
Llaima
CentralChileandArgentina
ConfirmedEruption
2008 Jan1
3
RumbleIII
NewZealand
ConfirmedEruption
2008
0
Ulawun
NewBritain
UncertainEruption
2007 Dec25
1
Talang
Sumatra
ConfirmedEruption
2007 Nov27
2
Anatahan
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2007 Nov27
2
Concepcion
Nicaragua
ConfirmedEruption
2007 Nov24
2
SanCristobal
Nicaragua
ConfirmedEruption
2007 Nov8
1
Telica
Nicaragua
ConfirmedEruption
2007 Oct28
1
Krakatau
Krakatau
ConfirmedEruption
2007 Oct23
2
Galeras
Colombia
ConfirmedEruption
2007 Oct4
3
Kelut
Java
ConfirmedEruption
2007 Oct
2
Tair,Jebelat
Africa(northeastern)andRedSea
ConfirmedEruption
2007 Sep30
3
Ruapehu
NewZealand
ConfirmedEruption
2007 Sep25
1
Kerinci
Sumatra
ConfirmedEruption
2007 Sep9
1
Witori
NewBritain
ConfirmedEruption
2007 Aug28
1
Gamalama
Halmahera
UncertainEruption
2007 Aug23
1
Chikurachki
KurilIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2007 Aug19
2
Pavlof
AlaskaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2007 Aug15
2
MandaHararo
Africa(northeastern)andRedSea
ConfirmedEruption
2007 Aug12
2
Raung
Java
ConfirmedEruption
2007 Jul26
2
Gamkonora
Halmahera
ConfirmedEruption
2007 Jul8
2
Cleveland
AleutianIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2007 Jun17
2
Telica
Nicaragua
UncertainEruption
2007 Jun12
1
Soputan
Sulawesi
ConfirmedEruption
2007 Jun
3
Lengai,OlDoinyo
Africa(eastern)
ConfirmedEruption
2007 Jun
3
Llaima
CentralChileandArgentina
ConfirmedEruption
2007 May26
2
RitterIsland
NortheastofNewGuinea
ConfirmedEruption
2007 May19
1
Bezymianny
KamchatkaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2007 May10
3
Ulawun
NewBritain
ConfirmedEruption
2007 May1
2
Lopevi
Vanuatu
ConfirmedEruption
2007 Apr21
2
Kavachi
BougainvilleandSolomonIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2007 Apr2
1
Ontakesan
Honshu
ConfirmedEruption
2007 Mar24
0
Etna
Italy
ConfirmedEruption
2007 Mar19
2
Talang
Sumatra
ConfirmedEruption
2007 Mar19
2
Reventador
Ecuador
ConfirmedEruption
2007 Mar15
2
Chikurachki
KurilIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2007 Mar4
2
Huila,Nevadodel
Colombia
ConfirmedEruption
2007 Feb19
3
Klyuchevskoy
KamchatkaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2007 Feb15
2
Concepcion
Nicaragua
ConfirmedEruption
2007 Feb9
1
Tara,Batu
LesserSundaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2007 Jan17
2
Karthala
IndianOcean(western)
ConfirmedEruption
2007 Jan12
2
Soputan
Sulawesi
ConfirmedEruption
2006 Dec14
1
MonowaiSeamount
TongaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2006 Dec12
0
Telica
Nicaragua
ConfirmedEruption
2006 Dec11
1
Pagan
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2006 Dec4
1
Nyamuragira
Africa(central)
ConfirmedEruption
2006 Nov27
2
Korovin
AleutianIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2006 Nov25
1
Ambrym
Vanuatu
ConfirmedEruption
2006 Nov8
2
RitterIsland
NortheastofNewGuinea
ConfirmedEruption
2006 Oct17
1
Bulusan
Luzon
ConfirmedEruption
2006 Oct10
2
Ruapehu
NewZealand
ConfirmedEruption
2006 Oct4
1
Dempo
Sumatra
ConfirmedEruption
2006 Sep25
1
Poas
CostaRica
ConfirmedEruption
2006 Sep25
1
Fourpeaked
AlaskaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2006 Sep17
2
Talang
Sumatra
ConfirmedEruption
2006 Sep10
1
Concepcion
Nicaragua
ConfirmedEruption
2006 Sep1
2
Miyakejima
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2006 Aug23
1
Rabaul
NewBritain
ConfirmedEruption
2006 Aug11
4
Langila
NewBritain
ConfirmedEruption
2006 Aug9
2
HomeReef
TongaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2006 Aug7
2
Masaya
Nicaragua
ConfirmedEruption
2006 Aug4
1
Telica
Nicaragua
ConfirmedEruption
2006 Aug4
1
Fournaise,Pitondela
IndianOcean(western)
ConfirmedEruption
2006 Jul20
1
Etna
Italy
ConfirmedEruption
2006 Jul14
2
Mayon
Luzon
ConfirmedEruption
2006 Jul13
1
Karangetang[ApiSiau]
SangiheIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2006 Jul3
1
Tara,Batu
LesserSundaIslands
UncertainEruption
2006 Jul1
1
Michael
AntarcticaandSouthSandwichIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2006 Jun9
0
Kanlaon
CentralPhilippines
ConfirmedEruption
2006 Jun3
2
Karthala
IndianOcean(western)
ConfirmedEruption
2006 May28
0
Lascar
NorthernChile,BoliviaandArgentina
ConfirmedEruption
2006 Apr18
3
Bezymianny
KamchatkaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2006 Apr
3
Bardarbunga
Iceland(northeastern)
UncertainEruption
2006 Apr
0
Ubinas
Peru
ConfirmedEruption
2006 Mar25
2
Poas
CostaRica
ConfirmedEruption
2006 Mar24
1
Bulusan
Luzon
ConfirmedEruption
2006 Mar21
2
Akan
Hokkaido
ConfirmedEruption
2006 Mar21
1
Anatahan
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2006 Mar20
2
RaoulIsland
KermadecIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2006 Mar17
1
Heard
IndianOcean(southern)
ConfirmedEruption
2006 Mar11
0
Veniaminof
AlaskaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2006 Mar3
1
Ulawun
NewBritain
ConfirmedEruption
2006 Mar1
2
Merapi
Java
ConfirmedEruption
2006 Mar
1
Mayon
Luzon
ConfirmedEruption
2006 Feb21
1
Miyakejima
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2006 Feb17
1
Cleveland
AleutianIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2006 Feb6
3
Tinakula
SantaCruzIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2006 Feb
2
Soputan
Sulawesi
ConfirmedEruption
2005 Dec26
1
Ambang
Sulawesi
ConfirmedEruption
2005 Dec22
1
Etna
Italy
ConfirmedEruption
2005 Dec16
1
Augustine
Alaska(southwestern)
ConfirmedEruption
2005 Dec9
3
Bezymianny
KamchatkaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2005 Nov29
2
Aoba
Vanuatu
ConfirmedEruption
2005 Nov27
2
Galeras
Colombia
ConfirmedEruption
2005 Nov24
2
Karthala
IndianOcean(western)
ConfirmedEruption
2005 Nov24
3
SanCristobal
Nicaragua
ConfirmedEruption
2005 Nov13
2
Lopevi
Vanuatu
ConfirmedEruption
2005 Oct27
2
Negra,Sierra
GalapagosIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2005 Oct22
3
GarbunaGroup
NewBritain
ConfirmedEruption
2005 Oct16
2
Fournaise,Pitondela
IndianOcean(western)
ConfirmedEruption
2005 Oct4
0
Michael
AntarcticaandSouthSandwichIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2005 Oct2
0
Dabbahu
Africa(northeastern)andRedSea
ConfirmedEruption
2005 Sep26
3
Fukutoku-Oka-no-Ba
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
UncertainEruption
2005 Sep11
0
Veniaminof
AlaskaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2005 Sep7
1
Mayon
Luzon
ConfirmedEruption
2005 Aug17
0
Unnamed
PacificOcean(eastern)
ConfirmedEruption
2005 Aug
0
Concepcion
Nicaragua
ConfirmedEruption
2005 Jul28
2
Raung
Java
UncertainEruption
2005 Jul23
2
McDonaldIslands
IndianOcean(southern)
ConfirmedEruption
2005 Jul12
0
Fukutoku-Oka-no-Ba
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2005 Jul2
1
Bardarbunga
Iceland(northeastern)
UncertainEruption
2005 Jul
0
SantaAna
ElSalvadorandHonduras
ConfirmedEruption
2005 Jun16
3
BarrenIsland
AndamanIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2005 May26
2
Fernandina
GalapagosIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2005 May13
2
Lascar
NorthernChile,BoliviaandArgentina
ConfirmedEruption
2005 May4
3
Soputan
Sulawesi
ConfirmedEruption
2005 Apr19
2
Langila
NewBritain
ConfirmedEruption
2005 Apr19
2
Karthala
IndianOcean(western)
ConfirmedEruption
2005 Apr16
2
SoufrièreHills
WestIndies
ConfirmedEruption
2005 Apr15
3
Asosan
RyukyuIslandsandKyushu
ConfirmedEruption
2005 Apr14
1
Talang
Sumatra
ConfirmedEruption
2005 Apr12
2
Miyakejima
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2005 Apr12
1
Ulawun
NewBritain
ConfirmedEruption
2005 Mar27
2
Cleveland
AleutianIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2005 Mar13
2
Chikurachki
KurilIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2005 Mar12
1
Sumisujima
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
UncertainEruption
2005 Mar8
0
Masaya
Nicaragua
ConfirmedEruption
2005 Mar4
1
MonowaiSeamount
TongaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2005 Mar2
0
Korovin
AleutianIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2005 Feb23
1
Fournaise,Pitondela
IndianOcean(western)
ConfirmedEruption
2005 Feb17
0
Egon
LesserSundaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2005 Feb6
1
Lopevi
Vanuatu
ConfirmedEruption
2005 Jan30
2
Ebeko
KurilIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2005 Jan29
2
Kanlaon
CentralPhilippines
ConfirmedEruption
2005 Jan25
2
Rabaul
NewBritain
ConfirmedEruption
2005 Jan25
2
Klyuchevskoy
KamchatkaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2005 Jan20
2
Popocatepetl
Mexico
ConfirmedEruption
2005 Jan9
2
Veniaminof
AlaskaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2005 Jan4
2
KolokolGroup
KurilIslands
UncertainEruption
2005
1
SanCristobal
Nicaragua
ConfirmedEruption
2004 Dec3
1
Miyakejima
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2004 Nov30
1
Langila
NewBritain
ConfirmedEruption
2004 Nov24
2
McDonaldIslands
IndianOcean(southern)
UncertainEruption
2004 Nov14
1
Reventador
Ecuador
ConfirmedEruption
2004 Nov7
2
Telica
Nicaragua
ConfirmedEruption
2004 Nov5
1
Grimsvotn
Iceland(northeastern)
ConfirmedEruption
2004 Nov1
3
Manam
NortheastofNewGuinea
ConfirmedEruption
2004 Oct24
4
Suwanosejima
RyukyuIslandsandKyushu
ConfirmedEruption
2004 Oct23
2
Soputan
Sulawesi
ConfirmedEruption
2004 Oct18
3
St.Helens
USA(Washington)
ConfirmedEruption
2004 Oct1
2
Rinjani
LesserSundaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2004 Oct1
2
Klyuchevskoy
KamchatkaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2004 Sep15
1
Etna
Italy
ConfirmedEruption
2004 Sep7
1
Asamayama
Honshu
ConfirmedEruption
2004 Sep1
2
Lopevi
Vanuatu
ConfirmedEruption
2004 Sep
2
Villarrica
CentralChileandArgentina
ConfirmedEruption
2004 Aug5
1
Marapi
Sumatra
ConfirmedEruption
2004 Aug5
2
NightingaleIsland
AtlanticOcean(southern)
ConfirmedEruption
2004 Jul29
0
Chirinkotan
KurilIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2004 Jul20
2
Pacaya
Guatemala
ConfirmedEruption
2004 Jul19
3
Galeras
Colombia
ConfirmedEruption
2004 Jul16
3
Korovin
AleutianIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2004 Jul4
1
Masaya
Nicaragua
UncertainEruption
2004 Jul4
1
Egon
LesserSundaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2004 Jul3
2
MarionIsland
IndianOcean(southern)
ConfirmedEruption
2004 Jun24
1
Kerinci
Sumatra
ConfirmedEruption
2004 Jun22
2
TenggerCaldera
Java
ConfirmedEruption
2004 Jun8
2
Ioto
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
UncertainEruption
2004 Jun6
1
Mayon
Luzon
ConfirmedEruption
2004 Jun3
1
Awu
SangiheIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2004 Jun2
2
Popocatepetl
Mexico
ConfirmedEruption
2004 May26
2
Nyamuragira
Africa(central)
ConfirmedEruption
2004 May8
2
Fournaise,Pitondela
IndianOcean(western)
ConfirmedEruption
2004 May2
0
Ibu
Halmahera
ConfirmedEruption
2004 May
0
Raung
Java
UncertainEruption
2004 Apr15
2
Ulawun
NewBritain
ConfirmedEruption
2004 Apr12
2
Anatahan
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2004 Apr12
3
Karangetang[ApiSiau]
SangiheIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2004 Apr2
2
Telica
Nicaragua
ConfirmedEruption
2004 Mar31
1
Tofua
TongaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2004 Mar19
1
Kavachi
BougainvilleandSolomonIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2004 Mar15
1
Kikai
RyukyuIslandsandKyushu
ConfirmedEruption
2004 Mar5
2
SoufrièreHills
WestIndies
ConfirmedEruption
2004 Mar3
3
Tokachidake
Hokkaido
ConfirmedEruption
2004 Feb25
1
Witori
NewBritain
UncertainEruption
2004 Feb24
1
Shishaldin
AleutianIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2004 Feb17
2
Epi
Vanuatu
ConfirmedEruption
2004 Feb16
2
Veniaminof
AlaskaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2004 Feb16
2
Etna
Italy
ConfirmedEruption
2004 Feb12
1
Egon
LesserSundaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2004 Jan29
1
Langila
NewBritain
ConfirmedEruption
2004 Jan20
2
Bezymianny
KamchatkaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2004 Jan14
3
Asosan
RyukyuIslandsandKyushu
ConfirmedEruption
2004 Jan14
1
Lascar
NorthernChile,BoliviaandArgentina
UncertainEruption
2003 Dec9
1
Sumisujima
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
UncertainEruption
2003 Nov6
0
Kita-Ioto
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
UncertainEruption
2003 Nov4
0
Manam
NortheastofNewGuinea
ConfirmedEruption
2003 Oct26
1
Mayon
Luzon
UncertainEruption
2003 Oct8
0
Masaya
Nicaragua
ConfirmedEruption
2003 Sep22
1
Lokon-Empung
Sulawesi
ConfirmedEruption
2003 Sep12
3
Chillán,Nevadosde
CentralChileandArgentina
ConfirmedEruption
2003 Aug29
1
Gamalama
Halmahera
ConfirmedEruption
2003 Jul31
2
Sabancaya
Peru
ConfirmedEruption
2003 Jul30
2
Bezymianny
KamchatkaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2003 Jul26
3
Asosan
RyukyuIslandsandKyushu
ConfirmedEruption
2003 Jul10
1
DiengVolcanicComplex
Java
ConfirmedEruption
2003 Jul
1
Leroboleng
LesserSundaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2003 Jun26
3
SanCristobal
Nicaragua
ConfirmedEruption
2003 Jun17
1
Heard
IndianOcean(southern)
ConfirmedEruption
2003 Jun9
0
Lopevi
Vanuatu
ConfirmedEruption
2003 Jun8
3
Fournaise,Pitondela
IndianOcean(western)
ConfirmedEruption
2003 May30
1
Lewotobi
LesserSundaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2003 May30
2
Villarrica
CentralChileandArgentina
ConfirmedEruption
2003 May23
1
Manam
NortheastofNewGuinea
ConfirmedEruption
2003 May17
1
Anatahan
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2003 May10
3
Michael
AntarcticaandSouthSandwichIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2003 May6
0
Unnamed
PacificOcean(eastern)
ConfirmedEruption
2003 May
0
GuaguaPichincha
Ecuador
UncertainEruption
2003 Apr17
1
Chikurachki
KurilIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2003 Apr17
2
Ulawun
NewBritain
ConfirmedEruption
2003 Apr14
2
MonowaiSeamount
TongaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2003 Apr10
0
Llaima
CentralChileandArgentina
ConfirmedEruption
2003 Apr9
2
Vailulu'u
SamoanandWallisIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2003 Apr
0
Mayon
Luzon
ConfirmedEruption
2003 Mar17
2
Kita-Ioto
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
UncertainEruption
2003 Mar10
0
Etna
Italy
ConfirmedEruption
2003 Mar8
1
Kanlaon
CentralPhilippines
ConfirmedEruption
2003 Mar7
1
Asamayama
Honshu
ConfirmedEruption
2003 Feb6
1
Kikai
RyukyuIslandsandKyushu
ConfirmedEruption
2003 Feb
2
NWRota-1
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2003
0
Bezymianny
KamchatkaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2002 Dec25
2
Lokon-Empung
Sulawesi
ConfirmedEruption
2002 Dec23
2
Fukutoku-Oka-no-Ba
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
UncertainEruption
2002 Dec19
0
Kanlaon
CentralPhilippines
ConfirmedEruption
2002 Nov28
1
Klyuchevskoy
KamchatkaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2002 Nov24
2
Fournaise,Pitondela
IndianOcean(western)
ConfirmedEruption
2002 Nov16
2
Papandayan
Java
ConfirmedEruption
2002 Nov11
2
Reventador
Ecuador
ConfirmedEruption
2002 Nov3
4
MonowaiSeamount
TongaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2002 Nov1
0
Tinakula
SantaCruzIslands
UncertainEruption
2002 Nov
1
Manam
NortheastofNewGuinea
ConfirmedEruption
2002 Oct31
2
Lascar
NorthernChile,BoliviaandArgentina
ConfirmedEruption
2002 Oct26
2
Etna
Italy
ConfirmedEruption
2002 Oct26
3
Telica
Nicaragua
ConfirmedEruption
2002 Oct17
0
Llaima
CentralChileandArgentina
ConfirmedEruption
2002 Oct13
1
Lewotobi
LesserSundaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2002 Oct12
1
GuaguaPichincha
Ecuador
ConfirmedEruption
2002 Oct11
1
Mayon
Luzon
ConfirmedEruption
2002 Oct11
1
Rabaul
NewBritain
ConfirmedEruption
2002 Oct6
2
Ruang
SangiheIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2002 Sep25
4
Veniaminof
AlaskaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2002 Sep24
1
Sumisujima
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
UncertainEruption
2002 Sep4
0
Ulawun
NewBritain
ConfirmedEruption
2002 Aug22
2
Izu-Torishima
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2002 Aug12
2
Witori
NewBritain
ConfirmedEruption
2002 Aug3
3
RitterIsland
NortheastofNewGuinea
UncertainEruption
2002 Aug2
2
Wrangell
Alaska(eastern)
ConfirmedEruption
2002 Aug1
1
Ijen
Java
UncertainEruption
2002 Jul29
1
Nyamuragira
Africa(central)
ConfirmedEruption
2002 Jul25
2
Michael
AntarcticaandSouthSandwichIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2002 Jul
0
Korovin
AleutianIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2002 Jul
1
Bardarbunga
Iceland(northeastern)
UncertainEruption
2002 Jul
0
Galeras
Colombia
ConfirmedEruption
2002 Jun7
1
Raung
Java
ConfirmedEruption
2002 Jun
2
Pacaya
Guatemala
ConfirmedEruption
2002 May30
1
SanCristobal
Nicaragua
ConfirmedEruption
2002 May29
1
Langila
NewBritain
ConfirmedEruption
2002 May25
2
MonowaiSeamount
TongaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2002 May24
0
Nyiragongo
Africa(central)
ConfirmedEruption
2002 May17
2
Kikai
RyukyuIslandsandKyushu
ConfirmedEruption
2002 May11
2
Klyuchevskoy
KamchatkaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2002 Apr9
2
GuaguaPichincha
Ecuador
ConfirmedEruption
2002 Apr
1
Tinakula
SantaCruzIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2002 Apr
1
Epi
Vanuatu
ConfirmedEruption
2002 Mar
1
Kita-Ioto
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
UncertainEruption
2002 Feb28
0
Lokon-Empung
Sulawesi
ConfirmedEruption
2002 Feb9
2
Chikurachki
KurilIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2002 Jan25
2
Nyiragongo
Africa(central)
ConfirmedEruption
2002 Jan17
1
SanMiguel
ElSalvadorandHonduras
ConfirmedEruption
2002 Jan16
1
Manam
NortheastofNewGuinea
ConfirmedEruption
2002 Jan13
3
Fournaise,Pitondela
IndianOcean(western)
ConfirmedEruption
2002 Jan5
1
Fuego
Guatemala
ConfirmedEruption
2002 Jan4
2
Bezymianny
KamchatkaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2001 Dec10
2
Kick'emJenny
WestIndies
ConfirmedEruption
2001 Dec4
0
Etna
Italy
ConfirmedEruption
2001 Dec
1
GuaguaPichincha
Ecuador
ConfirmedEruption
2001 Nov26
1
Unnamed
AtlanticOcean(central)
ConfirmedEruption
2001 Nov24
0
Karymsky
KamchatkaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2001 Nov15
3
Sumisujima
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
UncertainEruption
2001 Oct31
0
Pacaya
Guatemala
ConfirmedEruption
2001 Oct31
1
Fukutoku-Oka-no-Ba
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
UncertainEruption
2001 Oct30
0
Kita-Fukutokutai
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
UncertainEruption
2001 Oct30
0
Kita-Ioto
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
UncertainEruption
2001 Oct29
0
Avachinsky
KamchatkaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2001 Oct5
1
MontaguIsland
AntarcticaandSouthSandwichIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2001 Oct1
1
Unnamed
TongaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2001 Sep27
2
Talang
Sumatra
ConfirmedEruption
2001 Sep25
1
Ioto
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2001 Sep21
1
Michael
AntarcticaandSouthSandwichIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2001 Sep
0
Ulawun
NewBritain
ConfirmedEruption
2001 Aug28
2
Bezymianny
KamchatkaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2001 Jul23
3
Krakatau
Krakatau
ConfirmedEruption
2001 Jul21
1
Etna
Italy
ConfirmedEruption
2001 Jul17
2
Manam
NortheastofNewGuinea
ConfirmedEruption
2001 Jun14
2
Fournaise,Pitondela
IndianOcean(western)
ConfirmedEruption
2001 Jun11
1
Lopevi
Vanuatu
ConfirmedEruption
2001 Jun8
3
Pavlof
AlaskaPeninsula
UncertainEruption
2001 Jun5
1
Ibu
Halmahera
ConfirmedEruption
2001 May28
0
Lascar
NorthernChile,BoliviaandArgentina
UncertainEruption
2001 May17
Kerinci
Sumatra
ConfirmedEruption
2001 May12
2
SanCristobal
Nicaragua
ConfirmedEruption
2001 May11
1
McDonaldIslands
IndianOcean(southern)
ConfirmedEruption
2001 May3
1
Ahyi
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2001 Apr24
0
Masaya
Nicaragua
ConfirmedEruption
2001 Apr23
1
Marapi
Sumatra
ConfirmedEruption
2001 Apr13
2
Fournaise,Pitondela
IndianOcean(western)
ConfirmedEruption
2001 Mar27
1
WhiteIsland
NewZealand
ConfirmedEruption
2001 Feb19
2
Nyamuragira
Africa(central)
ConfirmedEruption
2001 Feb6
2
Cleveland
AleutianIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2001 Feb2
3
Telica
Nicaragua
ConfirmedEruption
2001 Jan17
1
Ulawun
NewBritain
ConfirmedEruption
2001 Jan16
3
Miyakejima
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2001 Jan11
2
Inielika
LesserSundaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2001 Jan11
2
Mayon
Luzon
ConfirmedEruption
2001 Jan8
3
Nishinoshima
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
UncertainEruption
2001 Jan
0
PeuetSague
Sumatra
ConfirmedEruption
2000 Dec25
2
Suwanosejima
RyukyuIslandsandKyushu
ConfirmedEruption
2000 Dec19
3
TenggerCaldera
Java
ConfirmedEruption
2000 Nov29
2
Tinakula
SantaCruzIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2000 Nov2
1
Sumisujima
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
UncertainEruption
2000 Oct30
0
Kita-Ioto
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
UncertainEruption
2000 Oct30
0
Kikai
RyukyuIslandsandKyushu
ConfirmedEruption
2000 Oct
1
Ulawun
NewBritain
ConfirmedEruption
2000 Sep28
4
Hokkaido-Komagatake
Hokkaido
ConfirmedEruption
2000 Sep4
1
Ijen
Java
UncertainEruption
2000 Sep1
1
Kaba
Sumatra
ConfirmedEruption
2000 Aug22
1
Shishaldin
AleutianIslands
UncertainEruption
2000 Aug11
Michael
AntarcticaandSouthSandwichIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2000 Aug
0
Bardarbunga
Iceland(northeastern)
UncertainEruption
2000 Aug
0
Pacaya
Guatemala
ConfirmedEruption
2000 Aug
1
Klyuchevskoy
KamchatkaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2000 Jul28
2
Fukutoku-Oka-no-Ba
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
UncertainEruption
2000 Jul26
0
Lascar
NorthernChile,BoliviaandArgentina
ConfirmedEruption
2000 Jul20
2
Bezymianny
KamchatkaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2000 Jul18
2
Mayon
Luzon
ConfirmedEruption
2000 Jul16
2
Raung
Java
ConfirmedEruption
2000 Jul9
2
Copahue
CentralChileandArgentina
ConfirmedEruption
2000 Jul1
2
Slamet
Java
UncertainEruption
2000 Jul
1
Mutnovsky
KamchatkaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2000 Jun30
1
Miyakejima
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2000 Jun27
3
Fournaise,Pitondela
IndianOcean(western)
ConfirmedEruption
2000 Jun23
1
Manam
NortheastofNewGuinea
ConfirmedEruption
2000 Jun3
2
Krakatau
Krakatau
ConfirmedEruption
2000 May29
1
Cameroon
Africa(western)
ConfirmedEruption
2000 May28
2
Soputan
Sulawesi
ConfirmedEruption
2000 May13
2
Lokon-Empung
Sulawesi
ConfirmedEruption
2000 May10
2
Sabancaya
Peru
ConfirmedEruption
2000 Apr
2
Toya
Hokkaido
ConfirmedEruption
2000 Mar31
2
Galeras
Colombia
ConfirmedEruption
2000 Mar21
1
Mutnovsky
KamchatkaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2000 Mar17
2
Bezymianny
KamchatkaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2000 Mar14
2
Marapi
Sumatra
ConfirmedEruption
2000 Mar11
2
WhiteIsland
NewZealand
ConfirmedEruption
2000 Mar7
3
Heard
IndianOcean(southern)
ConfirmedEruption
2000 Mar7
2
Bagana
BougainvilleandSolomonIslands
ConfirmedEruption
2000 Feb28
2
Hekla
Iceland(southern)
ConfirmedEruption
2000 Feb26
3
Suwanosejima
RyukyuIslandsandKyushu
ConfirmedEruption
2000 Feb24
2
Fournaise,Pitondela
IndianOcean(western)
ConfirmedEruption
2000 Feb14
1
Klyuchevskoy
KamchatkaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
2000 Feb3
2
Nyamuragira
Africa(central)
ConfirmedEruption
2000 Jan27
2
Kita-Ioto
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
UncertainEruption
2000 Jan25
0
Kikai
RyukyuIslandsandKyushu
ConfirmedEruption
2000 Jan
2
BarrenIsland
AndamanIslands
UncertainEruption
2000 Jan
1
Concepcion
Nicaragua
ConfirmedEruption
1999 Dec27
1
Masaya
Nicaragua
ConfirmedEruption
1999 Nov22
1
Kavachi
BougainvilleandSolomonIslands
ConfirmedEruption
1999 Nov
1
Ulawun
NewBritain
ConfirmedEruption
1999 Oct20
1
Moyorodake[Medvezhia]
KurilIslands
ConfirmedEruption
1999 Oct7
1
Tungurahua
Ecuador
ConfirmedEruption
1999 Oct5
3
Shishaldin
AleutianIslands
UncertainEruption
1999 Sep25
Ioto
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
1999 Sep10
1
Fukutoku-Oka-no-Ba
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
UncertainEruption
1999 Sep8
0
Kita-Ioto
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
UncertainEruption
1999 Sep7
0
Sheveluch
KamchatkaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
1999 Aug15
4
Negro,Cerro
Nicaragua
ConfirmedEruption
1999 Aug5
2
Raung
Java
ConfirmedEruption
1999 Jul30
2
Fournaise,Pitondela
IndianOcean(western)
ConfirmedEruption
1999 Jul19
1
Katla
Iceland(southern)
UncertainEruption
1999 Jul17
0
Ijen
Java
ConfirmedEruption
1999 Jun28
1
Mayon
Luzon
ConfirmedEruption
1999 Jun22
3
Suwanosejima
RyukyuIslandsandKyushu
ConfirmedEruption
1999 Jun15
1
MonowaiSeamount
TongaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
1999 Jun6
0
Iliwerung
LesserSundaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
1999 May22
0
Telica
Nicaragua
ConfirmedEruption
1999 May21
2
Fuego
Guatemala
ConfirmedEruption
1999 May21
2
Wrangell
Alaska(eastern)
ConfirmedEruption
1999 May14
1
SanCristobal
Nicaragua
ConfirmedEruption
1999 May1
2
Slamet
Java
ConfirmedEruption
1999 May1
1
Tinakula
SantaCruzIslands
ConfirmedEruption
1999 May
1
EastGakkelRidgeat85E
ArcticOcean
ConfirmedEruption
1999 Apr5
2
Sheveluch
KamchatkaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
1999 Apr3
2
Marapi
Sumatra
ConfirmedEruption
1999 Apr
2
Lewotobi
LesserSundaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
1999 Mar31
2
Cameroon
Africa(western)
ConfirmedEruption
1999 Mar28
2
Batur
LesserSundaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
1999 Mar15
1
Shishaldin
AleutianIslands
ConfirmedEruption
1999 Mar13
3
PeuetSague
Sumatra
ConfirmedEruption
1999 Mar9
1
Karangetang[ApiSiau]
SangiheIslands
ConfirmedEruption
1999 Mar
3
Kerinci
Sumatra
ConfirmedEruption
1999 Mar
2
Bezymianny
KamchatkaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
1999 Feb25
2
Krakatau
Krakatau
ConfirmedEruption
1999 Feb5
2
Klyuchevskoy
KamchatkaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
1999 Feb5
2
Epi
Vanuatu
ConfirmedEruption
1999 Feb1
1
Kavachi
BougainvilleandSolomonIslands
ConfirmedEruption
1999 Feb
1
Unnamed
TongaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
1999 Jan8
1
Suwanosejima
RyukyuIslandsandKyushu
ConfirmedEruption
1999 Jan5
1
Ibu
Halmahera
ConfirmedEruption
1998 Dec18
2
Grimsvotn
Iceland(northeastern)
ConfirmedEruption
1998 Dec18
3
Terceira
Azores
ConfirmedEruption
1998 Nov25
0
Planchon-Peteroa
CentralChileandArgentina
ConfirmedEruption
1998 Nov18
1
Llaima
CentralChileandArgentina
ConfirmedEruption
1998 Nov10
2
Akan
Hokkaido
ConfirmedEruption
1998 Nov9
1
Shishaldin
AleutianIslands
ConfirmedEruption
1998 Nov4
1
Kerinci
Sumatra
ConfirmedEruption
1998 Nov3
2
Kita-Ioto
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
UncertainEruption
1998 Oct27
0
Sumisujima
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
UncertainEruption
1998 Oct27
0
Hokkaido-Komagatake
Hokkaido
ConfirmedEruption
1998 Oct25
2
Nyamuragira
Africa(central)
ConfirmedEruption
1998 Oct17
2
Fukutoku-Oka-no-Ba
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
UncertainEruption
1998 Oct16
0
Azul,Cerro
GalapagosIslands
ConfirmedEruption
1998 Sep15
1
Masaya
Nicaragua
ConfirmedEruption
1998 Sep14
1
WhiteIsland
NewZealand
ConfirmedEruption
1998 Aug22
2
Chiginagak
AlaskaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
1998 Aug13
1
GuaguaPichincha
Ecuador
ConfirmedEruption
1998 Aug7
3
Klyuchevskoy
KamchatkaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
1998 Jul23
2
Karangetang[ApiSiau]
SangiheIslands
ConfirmedEruption
1998 Jul5
1
Kerinci
Sumatra
ConfirmedEruption
1998 Jul4
2
Batur
LesserSundaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
1998 Jul4
1
Lopevi
Vanuatu
ConfirmedEruption
1998 Jul
3
Bezymianny
KamchatkaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
1998 Jun20
0
Sheveluch
KamchatkaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
1998 May30
3
Kita-Ioto
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
UncertainEruption
1998 May21
0
Korovin
AleutianIslands
ConfirmedEruption
1998 May8
3
Kikai
RyukyuIslandsandKyushu
ConfirmedEruption
1998 Apr25
2
PeuetSague
Sumatra
ConfirmedEruption
1998 Apr19
1
Llaima
CentralChileandArgentina
ConfirmedEruption
1998 Apr3
2
Niigata-Yakeyama
Honshu
ConfirmedEruption
1998 Mar30
1
WhiteIsland
NewZealand
ConfirmedEruption
1998 Mar28
1
Fournaise,Pitondela
IndianOcean(western)
ConfirmedEruption
1998 Mar9
1
Villarrica
CentralChileandArgentina
ConfirmedEruption
1998 Feb24
1
RincondelaVieja
CostaRica
ConfirmedEruption
1998 Feb15
2
AxialSeamount
PacificOcean(northern)
ConfirmedEruption
1998 Jan25
0
Kavachi
BougainvilleandSolomonIslands
UncertainEruption
1998
0
SanMiguel
ElSalvadorandHonduras
ConfirmedEruption
1997 Dec31
1
MonowaiSeamount
TongaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
1997 Dec15
0
Bezymianny
KamchatkaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
1997 Dec5
3
Colima
Mexico
ConfirmedEruption
1997 Nov22
3
Sumisujima
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
UncertainEruption
1997 Nov21
0
Fukutoku-Oka-no-Ba
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
UncertainEruption
1997 Nov18
0
Niigata-Yakeyama
Honshu
ConfirmedEruption
1997 Oct29
1
Ruapehu
NewZealand
ConfirmedEruption
1997 Oct9
1
Klyuchevskoy
KamchatkaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
1997 Sep7
1
Alaid
KurilIslands
UncertainEruption
1997 Aug23
Akita-Yakeyama
Honshu
ConfirmedEruption
1997 Aug16
1
Bardarbunga
Iceland(northeastern)
UncertainEruption
1997 Aug
0
Watt,Morne
WestIndies
ConfirmedEruption
1997 Jul15
1
DonJoaodeCastroBank
Azores
UncertainEruption
1997 Jun27
0
Masaya
Nicaragua
ConfirmedEruption
1997 Jun3
1
Shishaldin
AleutianIslands
ConfirmedEruption
1997 Jun2
1
SanCristobal
Nicaragua
ConfirmedEruption
1997 May19
1
Akita-Yakeyama
Honshu
ConfirmedEruption
1997 May11
1
Bezymianny
KamchatkaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
1997 May8
3
Cleveland
AleutianIslands
ConfirmedEruption
1997 May5
2
Michael
AntarcticaandSouthSandwichIslands
ConfirmedEruption
1997 May
0
MonowaiSeamount
TongaIslands
ConfirmedEruption
1997 Apr18
0
Raung
Java
ConfirmedEruption
1997 Apr
2
Kita-Ioto
Izu,Volcano,andMarianaIslands
UncertainEruption
1997 Mar10
0
Sheveluch
KamchatkaPeninsula
ConfirmedEruption
1997 Mar8
2
Amukta
AleutianIslands
ConfirmedEruption
1997 Mar3
1
GuaguaPichincha
Ecuador
ConfirmedEruption
1997 Mar
1
Llaima
CentralChileandArgentina
ConfirmedEruption
1997 Mar
1
I am not a lawyer, I was working on learning weather lore at the time I went online and discovered they wouldn't allow me to use my own name, some spammer has Weblogs covered as Michael McNeil? Big deal.
Thursday, February 19, 2015
How to download a decent list of Volcanic acitivity in recent times
1. Open Opera.
I haven't tried this in Firefox but there is no reason why that doesn't work just as well.
2. Load this page:
http://volcano.si.edu/search_eruption_results.cfm
It should open the list of volcanoes but it may not do much more than that for you. It WON'T do any more than that for you if you are using Linux.
(Try telling that to Wikipedia.)
3. Right click on the list.
When you right click on the list it shows, you should be able to view the page code.
It will look something like this:
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=Edge"/>
<title>Global Volcanism Program | Eruption Search Results</title>
<meta charset="utf-8">
<link rel="stylesheet" href="css/reset.css" type="text/css" media="screen" />
<link rel="stylesheet" href="css/style.css" type="text/css" media="screen" />
<script type="text/javascript" src="js/analytics.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="js/framej.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript....
4. Highlight page from:
<div class="td1"><a href="volcano.cfm?vn=384010">Fogo</a></div>
<div class="td8">Cape Verde Islands</div>
<div class="td3">Confirmed Eruption</div>
<div class="td3">2014 Nov 23</div>
<div class="td5"></div>
<div class="td5"></div>
</div>
<div class="tr">
<div class="td1"><a href="volcano.cfm?vn=341040">Colima</a></div>
<div class="td8">Mexico</div>
<div class="td3">Confirmed Eruption</div>
to:
...div class="td1"><a href="volcano.cfm?vn=357110">Llaima</a></div>
<div class="td8">Central Chile and Argentina</div>
<divclass="td3">ConfirmedEruption</div>
<div class="td3">1997 Mar</div>
<div class="td5">1</div>
5. Copy (CtrlV)
You can now download the copied text to an editor.
6. Get rid of the stuff you don't want.
In my text editor I press CtrlH which gives me the find and replace tool. All text editors have something like that, even Microsoft text editor. You may need to use the File menu to find it.
7. You will probably have to get rid of one line at a time.
Just highlight the line and press the Control and H keys or whatever your system needs:
" <div class="td5">1</div> " (the bottom line above) contains some data (the number "1") that you want to keep.
This becomes the top line in the "find and replace" box.
8. You want to keep it but you want to keep it separate:
In Linux the script "\t" is used for the "special character" that means "new tab". Put:
\t 1.
Spaces and punctuation marks keep such data as text in spreadsheet files. (that is, in Libre Office Calc on Mageia 4.1.)
9. Click: "Replace All"
You should now have a number one instead of <div class="td5">1</div>
A line opens at the bottom of the page:
"Found and replaced 267 occurrences"
10. It won't have touched similar lines with different numbers in them.
You could just change the VEI number (that is what the 1 denotes.) You can change it to 2 and repeat and then 3 etcetera. You only need to go to 6 IIRC.
11. You now move onto the next line in the sequence:
<div class="td3">1997 Mar</div>
In this line you waqnt to keep "March 1997".
You want the tab and some punctuation. I use spaces and a full stop:
\t March 1997.
12. Found and replaced 2 occurrences.
It is going to be a long evening. I could just go to the library and use their Microsoft computers and their officeware. Only they use Microsoft Office because someone is stupid or corrupt.
13. I could just go through the months and the years on this thing.
I am not sure what would be quickest. Maybe going to the library. But I will just work up throughthe lines of code and keep it simple and straightforward.
Plus I can stop whenever I want to and give up, as I usually do or continue from the last line.... last time.
14. Learn Bash shell commands and get a life.
I haven't tried this in Firefox but there is no reason why that doesn't work just as well.
2. Load this page:
http://volcano.si.edu/search_eruption_results.cfm
It should open the list of volcanoes but it may not do much more than that for you. It WON'T do any more than that for you if you are using Linux.
(Try telling that to Wikipedia.)
3. Right click on the list.
When you right click on the list it shows, you should be able to view the page code.
It will look something like this:
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=Edge"/>
<title>Global Volcanism Program | Eruption Search Results</title>
<meta charset="utf-8">
<link rel="stylesheet" href="css/reset.css" type="text/css" media="screen" />
<link rel="stylesheet" href="css/style.css" type="text/css" media="screen" />
<script type="text/javascript" src="js/analytics.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="js/framej.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript....
4. Highlight page from:
<div class="td1"><a href="volcano.cfm?vn=384010">Fogo</a></div>
<div class="td8">Cape Verde Islands</div>
<div class="td3">Confirmed Eruption</div>
<div class="td3">2014 Nov 23</div>
<div class="td5"></div>
<div class="td5"></div>
</div>
<div class="tr">
<div class="td1"><a href="volcano.cfm?vn=341040">Colima</a></div>
<div class="td8">Mexico</div>
<div class="td3">Confirmed Eruption</div>
to:
...div class="td1"><a href="volcano.cfm?vn=357110">Llaima</a></div>
<div class="td8">Central Chile and Argentina</div>
<divclass="td3">ConfirmedEruption</div>
<div class="td3">1997 Mar</div>
<div class="td5">1</div>
5. Copy (CtrlV)
You can now download the copied text to an editor.
6. Get rid of the stuff you don't want.
In my text editor I press CtrlH which gives me the find and replace tool. All text editors have something like that, even Microsoft text editor. You may need to use the File menu to find it.
7. You will probably have to get rid of one line at a time.
Just highlight the line and press the Control and H keys or whatever your system needs:
" <div class="td5">1</div> " (the bottom line above) contains some data (the number "1") that you want to keep.
This becomes the top line in the "find and replace" box.
8. You want to keep it but you want to keep it separate:
In Linux the script "\t" is used for the "special character" that means "new tab". Put:
\t 1.
Spaces and punctuation marks keep such data as text in spreadsheet files. (that is, in Libre Office Calc on Mageia 4.1.)
9. Click: "Replace All"
You should now have a number one instead of <div class="td5">1</div>
A line opens at the bottom of the page:
"Found and replaced 267 occurrences"
10. It won't have touched similar lines with different numbers in them.
You could just change the VEI number (that is what the 1 denotes.) You can change it to 2 and repeat and then 3 etcetera. You only need to go to 6 IIRC.
11. You now move onto the next line in the sequence:
<div class="td3">1997 Mar</div>
In this line you waqnt to keep "March 1997".
You want the tab and some punctuation. I use spaces and a full stop:
\t March 1997.
12. Found and replaced 2 occurrences.
It is going to be a long evening. I could just go to the library and use their Microsoft computers and their officeware. Only they use Microsoft Office because someone is stupid or corrupt.
13. I could just go through the months and the years on this thing.
I am not sure what would be quickest. Maybe going to the library. But I will just work up throughthe lines of code and keep it simple and straightforward.
Plus I can stop whenever I want to and give up, as I usually do or continue from the last line.... last time.
14. Learn Bash shell commands and get a life.
Database of 2,000 major volcanic eruptions
General queries regarding VOGRIPA should be directed to vogripa-admin@bristol.ac.uk
Project Co-ordinator: Prof Stephen Sparks, steve.sparks@bristol.ac.uk
Database Co-ordinator: Dr Sian Crosweller, >>>sian.crosweller@bristol.ac.uk<<<
BGS contact: Sue Loughlin
This site is hosted by the British Geological Survey. For queries relating to hosting and service issues please contact Jonathan Lowndes.
Project Co-ordinator: Prof Stephen Sparks, steve.sparks@bristol.ac.uk
Database Co-ordinator: Dr Sian Crosweller, >>>sian.crosweller@bristol.ac.uk<<<
BGS contact: Sue Loughlin
This site is hosted by the British Geological Survey. For queries relating to hosting and service issues please contact Jonathan Lowndes.
***
Trying to load your list
***
I have had a couple of goes trying to download a list of your volcanoes in the much vaunted Large Magnitude Explosive Eruptions
Either you are all a bunch of dimwits or there is something wrong with my computer.
***
What is the betting I will get a nicely worded reply to that?
Slightly admonishing.
And no list.
***
For a pointless exercise in ever decreasing circles try the links on here:
Scientists Compile Largest Database Of Major Volcanic Eruptions
Scientists have compiled a database detailing around 2,000 major volcanic eruptions that occurred over the last 18 million years.
***
So back in the unreal world it is over to the Wikipedia. On second thoughts; I won't bother.
Wednesday, February 18, 2015
Hello Disqusers
I don't have the faintest idea what I am doing on here but I joined this blog up so I can erupt over the state of play with volcanoes. I have picked up a following on Discus' web-site without having the faintest idea how to respond to any of them.
I am just no good at social media. But I am a socialist. Just an antisocial one.
OK, if by some strang chance anyone has followed me here. Welcome. If you are wondering what I am about, I am a thaumaturge.
I forecast geophysical phenomena as and when I can spot them. This ability varies with the season. Sometimes it is due to ignorance and sometimes it is due to climate problems. I am not a climatologist and nor am I interested in the art. It is just that with conditions in Brazil at the moment things are a bit ropey in my favourite scrying tool.
My crystal ball:
http://www.bom.gov.au/australia/charts/viewer/index.shtml?type=mslp-precip&tz=UTC&area=SH&model=G&chartSubmit=Refresh+View
Another favourite is the NA-EFS but that has been a load of crap lately. (And I can't see why.)
What I am trying to do at the moment is forecast volcanoes from seismic backgrounds. I was having some success with forecasting tropical storms. That blasted f word in Boston seems to have effed me over. Feeking Americans!
And what I want to rant about today is the Smithsonian archives, a website called Volcano Discovery and the volcano lists in Wikipedia.
Let's deal with the latter first. The entries in Wikipedia are for morons. Some twink from Fox News seems to be in charge of all their data. I can't say any more as the swearing will annoy you and when I come back to look at this blog, it will annoy me.
Volcano Discovery is alright in its own way. The site is unreadble of course as the fourth rate adverts put you off. I didn't even know there was a fourth rate for adverts. The least said about them the better.
The Smithsonian volcano archives were sold to Adobe, which as you all know is the commercial arm of the CIA/NSA. (I keep mixing them up. Which is the one that owns a Bible?) (The other one owns the USA. (If you don't believe, me have a think about why Comcast is deliberately bad at supplying broadband to the USA.))
OK; to business:
You can forecast -or could forecast recently, where there was going to be a tropical storm from the lists of earthquakes (supplied by the SED) (If you want the NSA to go straight to your searches, use the list put out by the USGS called the NEIC.)
You can easily tell when the US secret police have got at a website: The agency has moved from HTML to Adobe or Javascript.
Here are a couple of examples.
Sort them out yourself. I am not interested. What I wanted to do was compile a short list of eruptions so I could go back over the SED lists and match them up. It is a simple process provided you can get the data.
I suppose I could get the data from Volcano Discovery but it means looking at their abortion of a website. My life is already shitty enough, thanks. Someone called Lucas Wilson was publishing a PDF of volcano data, complete with photos of the happy events. But he seems to have moved on to better things.
(Anyone know where he is these days?)
Anyway the point is that until recently you could tell where the tropical storms would peak by the break in the lulls or what in Maths is called the "saddle point". The highest low spot. I don't see a need to supply you with links. All you need to do to find out about saddle points is highlight the term and right click on your local Secret Police patrol engine.
My problem is that I don't have decent charts. I have a small collection; a selection of which are some use. All I really need is dates of appropriate eruptions and lists of earthquakes. You can try for yourself how accurate a method that is, once you become good at it. In a few hours practice, you can see what I am talking about.
It is a little harder to forecast volcanic eruptions. Which is all there is of use in any of this. I personally find that art more pleasurable than compiling and researching old data. With the real thing, you always get something as a reward. It may not be what you wanted but...
With data, if you comb through it carefully enough you may not find what you want and then you are stuffed. Well that is about all I have to say on the matter. I wish that someone would compile a decent Wikipedia list get rid of the tripe. The problem is it is open to anyone to edit it. Arseholes seem to get attracted to such places.
Maybe that is a good thing. I seem to have reached my pinnacle at geo-physics with volcanoes. The arseholes of the world. At least there is only me here at the moment and so I can say what I effing well like.
I am just no good at social media. But I am a socialist. Just an antisocial one.
OK, if by some strang chance anyone has followed me here. Welcome. If you are wondering what I am about, I am a thaumaturge.
I forecast geophysical phenomena as and when I can spot them. This ability varies with the season. Sometimes it is due to ignorance and sometimes it is due to climate problems. I am not a climatologist and nor am I interested in the art. It is just that with conditions in Brazil at the moment things are a bit ropey in my favourite scrying tool.
My crystal ball:
http://www.bom.gov.au/australia/charts/viewer/index.shtml?type=mslp-precip&tz=UTC&area=SH&model=G&chartSubmit=Refresh+View
Another favourite is the NA-EFS but that has been a load of crap lately. (And I can't see why.)
What I am trying to do at the moment is forecast volcanoes from seismic backgrounds. I was having some success with forecasting tropical storms. That blasted f word in Boston seems to have effed me over. Feeking Americans!
And what I want to rant about today is the Smithsonian archives, a website called Volcano Discovery and the volcano lists in Wikipedia.
Let's deal with the latter first. The entries in Wikipedia are for morons. Some twink from Fox News seems to be in charge of all their data. I can't say any more as the swearing will annoy you and when I come back to look at this blog, it will annoy me.
Volcano Discovery is alright in its own way. The site is unreadble of course as the fourth rate adverts put you off. I didn't even know there was a fourth rate for adverts. The least said about them the better.
The Smithsonian volcano archives were sold to Adobe, which as you all know is the commercial arm of the CIA/NSA. (I keep mixing them up. Which is the one that owns a Bible?) (The other one owns the USA. (If you don't believe, me have a think about why Comcast is deliberately bad at supplying broadband to the USA.))
OK; to business:
You can forecast -or could forecast recently, where there was going to be a tropical storm from the lists of earthquakes (supplied by the SED) (If you want the NSA to go straight to your searches, use the list put out by the USGS called the NEIC.)
You can easily tell when the US secret police have got at a website: The agency has moved from HTML to Adobe or Javascript.
Here are a couple of examples.
Sort them out yourself. I am not interested. What I wanted to do was compile a short list of eruptions so I could go back over the SED lists and match them up. It is a simple process provided you can get the data.
I suppose I could get the data from Volcano Discovery but it means looking at their abortion of a website. My life is already shitty enough, thanks. Someone called Lucas Wilson was publishing a PDF of volcano data, complete with photos of the happy events. But he seems to have moved on to better things.
(Anyone know where he is these days?)
Anyway the point is that until recently you could tell where the tropical storms would peak by the break in the lulls or what in Maths is called the "saddle point". The highest low spot. I don't see a need to supply you with links. All you need to do to find out about saddle points is highlight the term and right click on your local Secret Police patrol engine.
My problem is that I don't have decent charts. I have a small collection; a selection of which are some use. All I really need is dates of appropriate eruptions and lists of earthquakes. You can try for yourself how accurate a method that is, once you become good at it. In a few hours practice, you can see what I am talking about.
It is a little harder to forecast volcanic eruptions. Which is all there is of use in any of this. I personally find that art more pleasurable than compiling and researching old data. With the real thing, you always get something as a reward. It may not be what you wanted but...
With data, if you comb through it carefully enough you may not find what you want and then you are stuffed. Well that is about all I have to say on the matter. I wish that someone would compile a decent Wikipedia list get rid of the tripe. The problem is it is open to anyone to edit it. Arseholes seem to get attracted to such places.
Maybe that is a good thing. I seem to have reached my pinnacle at geo-physics with volcanoes. The arseholes of the world. At least there is only me here at the moment and so I can say what I effing well like.
Tuesday, July 15, 2014
Interesting signal for tornadoes in the North Pacific.
There is an interesting development in the North Pacific that I had not
noticed until recently. When a front of the kind that signals the
approach of a tornado reaches the Gulf of Alaska it is replaced after
the event by an anticyclone:
The system develops as a Low passing between two anticyclones. So I suppose it doesn’t explain the occurrence of Blocking Highs since they are already there. But looking at the chart for the 1July at 18:00 the cyclone in the middle of the north Pacific breaks in between the already split anticyclone off the Gulf.
Then the tell tale jellyfish shaped frontal system develops. The analogy of the term Jellyfish-like fronts is appropriate I imagine as the jellyfish we get in Britain in the warm summers come in the same direction. I suppose the same is true with marine life in the Pacific.
Whatever the case, by noon on the 3rd the system has that look. It breaks up a day later so something interesting got in the way on the 4th. On the 5th it has made it to British Columbia and a small anticyclone builds in the Gulf of Alaska.
Another one builds on the midnight of the 6th at 40 N. 170 E. that has a little more success.
This one is a little more determined and holds its form a lot better getting to the Gulf at Midnight on the 11th. It was linking up to another one back at base camp but something happened midnight on the 12 to upset things.
By noon on the 14th we are back with the flaccid North Pacific oscillation anomaly. However, there appears to be another one in the loop. Check out > Pacific Products > North Pacific Surface Analysis at:
http://www.opc.ncep.noaa.gov/Loops/
Check the “Select Size” tab for 3, 7 or 28 days (they only go back a month so grab them while you can.) If you are using Linux check the Javascript loop.
Here are the charts for the NWS storm reports:

These go back to 2009 more or less. Analysis methods and presentation has changed slightly since 2009, but they are worth collecting -if you can find something to compare them with. Even the Meteorological and Climategate Office supply data going back that far*, I am sure you will find it worth it.
(*It goes back that far and further but it is not necessarily
available from the people who have been paid to derive and submit it to
us.)
The system develops as a Low passing between two anticyclones. So I suppose it doesn’t explain the occurrence of Blocking Highs since they are already there. But looking at the chart for the 1July at 18:00 the cyclone in the middle of the north Pacific breaks in between the already split anticyclone off the Gulf.
Then the tell tale jellyfish shaped frontal system develops. The analogy of the term Jellyfish-like fronts is appropriate I imagine as the jellyfish we get in Britain in the warm summers come in the same direction. I suppose the same is true with marine life in the Pacific.
Whatever the case, by noon on the 3rd the system has that look. It breaks up a day later so something interesting got in the way on the 4th. On the 5th it has made it to British Columbia and a small anticyclone builds in the Gulf of Alaska.
Another one builds on the midnight of the 6th at 40 N. 170 E. that has a little more success.
This one is a little more determined and holds its form a lot better getting to the Gulf at Midnight on the 11th. It was linking up to another one back at base camp but something happened midnight on the 12 to upset things.
By noon on the 14th we are back with the flaccid North Pacific oscillation anomaly. However, there appears to be another one in the loop. Check out > Pacific Products > North Pacific Surface Analysis at:
http://www.opc.ncep.noaa.gov/Loops/
Check the “Select Size” tab for 3, 7 or 28 days (they only go back a month so grab them while you can.) If you are using Linux check the Javascript loop.
Here are the charts for the NWS storm reports:

These go back to 2009 more or less. Analysis methods and presentation has changed slightly since 2009, but they are worth collecting -if you can find something to compare them with. Even the Meteorological and Climategate Office supply data going back that far*, I am sure you will find it worth it.
***
Here is a list of earthquakes of Magnitude 5 and over from the same period:
| 2014/07/15 | ||||||||||||||||||
| 16:39:03 | -4.05 | 151.42 | 5.4 | M | New Britain Region, P.N.G | |||||||||||||
| 10:30:29 | -4.14 | 151.37 | 5.8 | Mb | New Britain, Papua New Gu | |||||||||||||
| 09:44:58 | -4.12 | 151.36 | 5.5 | Mb | New Britain, Papua New Gu | |||||||||||||
| 2014/07/14 | ||||||||||||||||||
| 11:24:39 | -17.92 | -73.42 | 5.5 | Mb | Off coast of Peru | |||||||||||||
| 08:40:52 | 5.78 | 126.54 | 5.0 | M | Mindanao, Philippines | |||||||||||||
| 08:00:00 | 5.68 | 126.57 | 6.3 | M | Mindanao, Philippine Isla | |||||||||||||
| 07:15:51 | 36.84 | -97.79 | 4.5 | M | Oklahoma | |||||||||||||
| 05:44:17 | -26.79 | -114.68 | 5.2 | Mb | EASTER ISLAND REGION | |||||||||||||
| 05:05:04 | -8.91 | 111.25 | 5.7 | Mb | Jawa, Indonesia | |||||||||||||
| 2014/07/13 | ||||||||||||||||||
| 20:54:14 | -20.24 | -70.36 | 6.1 | M | Near coast of northern Ch | |||||||||||||
| 20:00:40 | -4.14 | 151.19 | 5.6 | Mb | New Britain, Papua New Gu | |||||||||||||
| 07:18:25 | -30.68 | -70.22 | 5.3 | Mb | SAN JUAN, ARGENTINA | |||||||||||||
| 03:16:50 | -32.92 | -71.45 | 5.0 | Mb | VALPARAISO, CHILE | |||||||||||||
| 2014/07/12 | ||||||||||||||||||
| 18:20:38 | -55.45 | -28.02 | 5.2 | Mb | SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS RE | |||||||||||||
| 17:49:17 | -55.38 | -28.01 | 5.5 | M | South Sandwich Islands re | |||||||||||||
| 03:11:33 | -73.9 | -1.6 | 5.8 | Mb | Antarctica | |||||||||||||
| 2014/07/11 | ||||||||||||||||||
| 19:22:40 | 40.35 | 142.34 | 6.1 | Mb | near the east coast of Ho | |||||||||||||
| 19:21:59 | 37.04 | 142.42 | 6.5 | M | Off east coast of Honshu, | |||||||||||||
| 13:11:47 | 26.31 | 125.94 | 5.0 | Mb | NORTHEAST OF TAIWAN | |||||||||||||
| 04:24:46 | -4.67 | 102.58 | 5.0 | Mb | SOUTHERN SUMATRA, INDONES | |||||||||||||
| 2014/07/10 | ||||||||||||||||||
| 19:24:44 | -7.38 | 156.25 | 5.0 | Mb | SOLOMON ISLANDS | |||||||||||||
| 07:16:17 | -19.93 | -175.6 | 5.2 | Mb | TONGA | |||||||||||||
| 2014/07/09 | ||||||||||||||||||
| 17:58:11 | -62.11 | 164.9 | 5.5 | Mb | Balleny Islands region | |||||||||||||
| 13:35:18 | 55.3 | 165.39 | 5.0 | Mb | KOMANDORSKIYE OSTROVA REG | |||||||||||||
| 00:01:32 | -7.01 | 104.89 | 5.1 | Mb | SOUTHWEST OF SUMATRA, IND | |||||||||||||
| 2014/07/08 | ||||||||||||||||||
| 21:52:56 | 39.46 | 78.78 | 5.1 | Mb | SOUTHERN XINJIANG, CHINA | |||||||||||||
| 20:10:04 | -3.3 | 143.29 | 5.4 | Mb | NEAR N COAST OF NEW GUINE | |||||||||||||
| 12:56:26 | -17.62 | 168.36 | 6.3 | M | Vanuatu Islands | |||||||||||||
| 09:05:23 | 42.68 | 141.41 | 5.5 | M | Hokkaido, Japan, region | |||||||||||||
| 01:23:24 | -7.18 | 129.98 | 5.0 | Mb | KEPULAUAN BABAR, INDONESI | |||||||||||||
| 2014/07/07 | ||||||||||||||||||
| 23:06:06 | 23.37 | 122.4 | 5.1 | Mb | TAIWAN REGION | |||||||||||||
| 18:04:37 | -5.18 | 131.67 | 5.2 | Mb | BANDA SEA | |||||||||||||
| 11:23:55 | 14.74 | -92.41 | 6.9 | M | Near coast of Chiapas, Me | |||||||||||||
| 09:15:29 | -7.34 | 123.74 | 5.2 | Mb | BANDA SEA | |||||||||||||
| 2014/07/06 | ||||||||||||||||||
| 17:08:37 | -10.33 | -12.74 | 5.0 | Mb | ASCENSION ISLAND REGION | |||||||||||||
| 15:37:43 | -19.82 | -177.79 | 5.0 | Mb | FIJI REGION | |||||||||||||
| 2014/07/05 | ||||||||||||||||||
| 09:39:30 | 1.99 | 97.02 | 6.0 | M | Northern Sumatera, Indone | |||||||||||||
| 03:34:39 | -5.04 | 154.04 | 5.0 | Mb | BOUGAINVILLE REGION, P.N. | |||||||||||||
| 01:18:07 | -30.95 | -177.7 | 5.2 | Mb | KERMADEC ISLANDS, NEW ZEA | |||||||||||||
| 2014/07/04 | ||||||||||||||||||
| 22:42:04 | 39.67 | 142.03 | 5.7 | Mb | Near east coast of easter | |||||||||||||
| 15:00:26 | -6.2 | 152.82 | 6.6 | M | New Britain, Papua New Gu | |||||||||||||
| 13:12:18 | -7 | 155.85 | 5.6 | Mb | Bougainville – Solomon Is | |||||||||||||
| 05:34:22 | -49.13 | -8.2 | 5.2 | Mb | SOUTHERN MID-ATLANTIC RID | |||||||||||||
| 2014/07/03 | ||||||||||||||||||
| 22:30:35 | -4.02 | 139.25 | 5.1 | Mb | PAPUA, INDONESIA | |||||||||||||
| 19:50:05 | -30.53 | -176.53 | 6.3 | M | Kermadec Islands region | |||||||||||||
| 19:06:47 | 52.07 | 178.46 | 5.7 | M | Rat Islands, Aleutian Isl | |||||||||||||
| 12:05:22 | 55.21 | 166.92 | 5.9 | M | Komandorsky Islands, Russ | |||||||||||||
| 09:35:49 | -22.06 | -179.45 | 5.6 | Mb | South of Fiji Islands | |||||||||||||
| 04:43:42 | 51.98 | 178.65 | 5.2 | Mb | RAT ISLANDS, ALEUTIAN ISL | |||||||||||||
| 02:56:41 | 55.3 | 166.87 | 5.8 | M | Komandorsky Islands, Russ | |||||||||||||
| 2014/07/02 | ||||||||||||||||||
| 10:02:30 | -55.37 | -28.42 | 5.2 | Mb | SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS RE | |||||||||||||
| 05:53:28 | -62.37 | 154.8 | 5.4 | Mb | BALLENY ISLANDS REGION | |||||||||||||
| 2014/07/01 | ||||||||||||||||||
| 18:14:49 | -30.32 | -176.9 | 5.1 | Mb | KERMADEC ISLANDS REGION | |||||||||||||
| 18:11:47 | -30.38 | -176.94 | 5.2 | Mb | KERMADEC ISLANDS REGION | |||||||||||||
| 14:22:09 | -33.88 | -72.39 | 5.1 | Mb | OFFSHORE O’HIGGINS, CHILE | |||||||||||||
| 09:11:24 | 13.9 | 119.37 | 5.1 | Mb | PHILIPPINE ISLANDS REGION | |||||||||||||
| 2014/06/30 | ||||||||||||||||||
| 20:45:29 | -30.17 | -177.23 | 5.3 | Mb | KERMADEC ISLANDS, NEW ZEA | |||||||||||||
| 19:55:32 | 28.35 | 138.86 | 6.2 | M | Bonin Islands, Japan, reg | |||||||||||||
| 15:44:27 | -55.31 | -28.25 | 5.0 | Mb | SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS RE | |||||||||||||
| 11:37:26 | 17.74 | 145.43 | 5.1 | Mb | ALAMAGAN REG, N. MARIANA | |||||||||||||
| 11:36:14 | -30.02 | -177.61 | 5.2 | M | Kermadec Islands, New Zea | |||||||||||||
| 01:46:23 | 0.04 | -17.34 | 5.8 | Mb | North of Ascension Island | |||||||||||||
| 2014/06/29 | ||||||||||||||||||
| 18:24:30 | -15.36 | -175.45 | 5.6 | Mb | Tonga Islands | |||||||||||||
| 17:33:56 | -55.36 | -28.29 | 5.1 | Mb | SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS RE | |||||||||||||
| 17:26:09 | 41.76 | 46.84 | 5.1 | Mb | CAUCASUS REGION, RUSSIA | |||||||||||||
| 17:15:15 | -15.11 | -175.34 | 6.8 | Mw | TONGA | |||||||||||||
| 17:15:08 | -15.04 | -175.57 | 6.7 | M | Tonga Islands | |||||||||||||
| 15:52:22 | -14.77 | -175.26 | 6.4 | M | Samoa Islands region | |||||||||||||
| 14:32:49 | -55.39 | -28.14 | 6.0 | M | South Sandwich Islands re | |||||||||||||
| 14:20:37 | -55.38 | -28.02 | 5.8 | M | South Sandwich Islands re | |||||||||||||
| 12:11:19 | -55.34 | -28.04 | 5.1 | Mb | SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS RE | |||||||||||||
| 09:56:14 | -40.7 | 43.5 | 5.2 | Mb | South Indian Ocean | |||||||||||||
| 08:28:58 | -55.47 | -28.65 | 5.1 | Mb | SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS RE | |||||||||||||
| 08:21:12 | -55.57 | -28.3 | 5.1 | Mb | SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS RE | |||||||||||||
| 07:52:56 | -55.51 | -28.45 | 6.9 | M | South Sandwich Islands re | |||||||||||||
| 07:19:26 | 1.44 | 126.48 | 5.0 | Mb | MOLUCCA SEA | |||||||||||||
| 05:56:31 | 24.4 | 142.59 | 6.2 | M | Volcano Islands, Japan, r | |||||||||||||
| 04:59:34 | 32.7 | -109.11 | 5.2 | Mw | ARIZONA |
http://www.seismo.ethz.ch/eq/latest/index_EN?list=w
***
Saturday, July 05, 2014
The Southern Oscillation
I've been looking at ocean cycles and
got tangled up in what Wikipedia says. The problem is they are
covering their ignorance with spurious explanations. A self evident
truth need little explanation.
El Niño is associated with a band of
warm ocean water temperatures that periodically develops off the
Pacific coast of South America and in air surface pressure in the
tropical western Pacific. The warm oceanic phase accompanies high air
surface pressure in the western Pacific. The cause is unknown.
The periodic warming in the Pacific
near South America is usually at Winter Solstice. The definition is a
warming of at least 0.5 °C averaged over the east-central tropical
Pacific Ocean.
Half a degree and only at winter
solstice in the tropics?
Really?
This anomaly happens at irregular
intervals of two to seven years, and lasts nine months to two years.
The average period length is five years. Lesser periods of seven to
nine months, are classified as El Niño "conditions";
longer periods are classified as El Niño "episodes".
Weakening of the Walker circulation and
strengthening of the Hadley circulation occur with a rise in surface
pressure over the Indian Ocean, Indonesia and Australia as air
pressure over Tahiti and the rest of the central and eastern Pacific
Ocean falls.
Trade winds in the south Pacific weaken
or head east. Warm air Peru, brings to northern Peruvian deserts and
warm nutrient-poor water replaces the cold, nutrient-rich Humboldt
Current. El Niño episodes cause extensive ocean warming reducing
easterly trade winds and the upwelling of cold nutrient-rich deep
water.
The Southern Oscillation is the
atmospheric component of El Niño. This component is an oscillation
in surface air pressure between the tropical eastern and the western
Pacific Ocean waters. The strength is measured by the Southern
Oscillation Index fluctuations in the surface air pressure between
Tahiti and Darwin, Australia.
I think these are fairly easy to
explain when considering the activity of cyclones near Antarctica,
the key to it all.
El Niño episodes are negative values
of the SOI with below normal pressure over Tahiti and above normal
pressure of Darwin. Low pressure over warm water and high pressure
over cold water -the opposite of what actually occurs in the Southern
Oceans where anticyclones surrond the eaquatorial regions and deep
cyclones fence in Antarctica.
Episodes are defined as sustained
warming of the central and eastern tropical Pacific Ocean. In Non-El
Niño conditions, the Walker circulation has easterly trade winds
bringing conditions west. Ocean upwelling off the coasts of Peru and
Ecuador brings nutrient-rich cold water to the surface. The
equatorial West Pacific has warm, wet, low-pressure with typhoons and
thunderstorms.
And nobody has linked this seasonality
to the AAO?
The ocean is some 24 in higher in the
western Pacific and nobody knows why?
Really?
Increased rainfall across the
east-central and eastern Pacific Ocean, directly affects South
America are stronger than in North America. April–October the
coasts of northern Peru and Ecuador have major flooding in strong or
extreme events and may become critical from February to April.
Southern Brazil and northern Argentina
have wetter than normal conditions in spring and early summer.
Central Chile receives a mild winter with large rainfall, and the
Peruvian-Bolivian Altiplano is sometimes exposed to unusual winter
snowfall events.
Drier and hotter weather occurs in
parts of the Amazon River Basin, Colombia, and Central America. US
winters, during the El Niño effect, are warmer and drier than
average in the North-west to northern mid-east United States,
reducing snowfall. Conversely, winters are wetter in north-west
Mexico and the south-west United States, including central and
southern California, while both cooler and wetter than average
winters in north-east Mexico and the south-east United States occur
during the El Niño phase of the oscillation....
This part just got silly. What we need
is to see some weather charts here.
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