Mt. Fitzherbert
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RECENT OBSERVATIONS: Crews were in the field on Thursday, June 26, to continue the campaign-GPS survey, to repair photographic and telemetry equipment, and to make visual observations. With snow disappearing from the crater walls and hot, dry weather forecast for the weekend, crater-wall rockfalls may produce some minor dust clouds.
RECENT OBSERVATIONS: In the past week: Analysis of data collected from time-lapse cameras, tiltmeters, and GPS stations confirms no lava extrusion and indicate minor sagging of the lava dome. Crews were in the field on Friday, June 13th to repair or retrieve damaged monitoring equipment, to deploy campaign GPS stations, and to conduct a FLIR flight. Crews returned to the field on Monday, June 16th to repair time-lapse cameras, to repair GPS spiders, to relocate campaign GPS stations, and to measure volcanic gas emissions.
RECENT OBSERVATIONS: In the past week: Analysis of data collected from time-lapse camera images, tiltmeters, last week confirms no lava extrusion and indicate minor sagging of the lava dome. Repairs of time-lapse cameras, tilt meters and seismometers are being conducted by field crews on Friday, June 13th, weather permitting.
RECENT OBSERVATIONS: In the past week: Analysis of data collected from time-lapse camera images, tiltmeters, last week confirms no lava extrusion and indicate minor sagging of the lava dome. Repairs of time-lapse cameras, tilt meters and seismometers were conducted by field crews on Friday, May 30.
Some new images, the first ones in months, taken both from the ground and from the air.
