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Pavlof Activity

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Maps
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Location of Pavlof volcano and other Alaska Peninsula volcanoes with respect to nearby cities and towns. (Click to view full-size image.)
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Location of the Emmons Lake volcanic center on the Alaska Peninsula of southwestern Alaska and major stratocones in the region. (Click to view full-size image.)
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Map showing extent of tephra fallout from historical eruptions of Pavlof Volcano (Click to view full-size image.)
Selected Images
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NOAA AVHRR satellite image showing a strong thermal anomaly observed at the summit of Pavlof Volcano taken August 16, 2007 at 07:50 AM AKDT (1550 UTC). In this image, white colors represent hot temperatures. These data are routinely provided within minutes of acquisition to the Alaska Volcano Observatory by both the UAF-GINA project and the National Weather Service - Gilmore Creek station. (Click to view full-size image.)
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Areas likely to be inundated by lahars, lahar runout flows, and floods.
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Extent of debris-avalanche hazard zone for Pavlof Volcano.
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Extent of lava flow hazard zone.
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Map showing location of hot springs, fumaroles, and acidic lakes and potential sites for volcanic gas emission.
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Webcams
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Webicorders
RSAM
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PV6_EHX_AV - 10 minute average, starting August 14.

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PV6_EHX_AV - Last 3 days, 5 minute average.

NOAA ARL Ash Trajectory Forecasts
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These graphics depict a simulation of the direction and speed of potential ash cloud motion from Pavlof IF a significant ash cloud were generated by the current eruption. It does not mean that such an ash cloud has been produced. These models are run every 6 hours independent of the current eruptive state of the volcano. Each colored line indicates the direction a cloud would travel at different altitudes (see key below map plot).

Model output by NOAA ARL, please see http://www.arl.noaa.gov/ready/traj_alaska.html for more information.

URL: http://www.avo.alaska.edu/activity/Pavlof.php
Contact Information: AVO Web Team