This photo, taken on December 22, 2020, shows an HVO geophysicist installing a new GNSS station on the portion of Kīlauea's caldera that down-dropped during the 2018 summit collapse. The summit eruption plume is visible in the background. USGS photo by K. Kamibayashi.
IAVCEI eVolcano Curated Video Library
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IAVCE is piloting an eVolcano video project to curate and distribute Volcanology videos. Please consider contributing some content!
The eVolcano pilot project includes peer-reviewed videos that are 20-30min long scientific lectures covering different fields and subjects in Volcanology, targeting the University level in English language. You could think of it like as many of you had to teach lately, i.e. by recording power point or zoom lectures. Of course, if anyone would be interested in using their Universities’ MOOC equipment they are encouraged to do so, but it is not mandatory. Please let the commission chairs know if you are interested in participating. We have one contribution already to discuss offshore geodesy, but some contributions relating general aspects of deformation monitoring methods would be a nice addition.
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