11 datasets found

Radar did not detect plume when below about 2.9 km due to mountain ranges and curvature of the Earth.Date/time (UTC) refer to the end of the time interval.

Radar did not detect plume when below about 2.9 km due to mountain ranges and curvature of the Earth.Date/time (UTC) refer to the end of the time interval.

Radar did not detect plume when below about 2.9 km due to mountain ranges and curvature of the Earth.Date/time (UTC) refer to the end of the time interval.

Radar did not detect plume when below about 2.9 km due to mountain ranges and curvature of the Earth.Date/time (UTC) refer to the end of the time interval.

Radar did not detect plume when below about 2.9 km due to mountain ranges and curvature of the Earth.Date/time (UTC) refer to the end of the time interval.

Web camera photographs taken at Hvolsvoellur-village (63.75 N, -20.22 W), 34 km distance from the volcano.Codes:2000: Obscured - Plume-top could not be determined from image...

Measured at Keflavik International Airport (64.03 N, -22.64 W), 154 km distance from the volcano. Time resolution is 5 minutes.Codes:1000: Below - Plume-top is below radar...

Code: 1000: Plume-top is below radar minimum detection height (about 2.5 km) 2000: Plume-top could not be determined from radar data because of precipitating clouds at the...

Code:1000: Plume-top is below radar minimum detection height (about 5-6 km)values 5.7 - 25.0: Plume-top altitude estimate

The eruption of Eyjafjallajökull volcano in 2010 lasted for 39 days, 14 April–23 May. The eruption had two explosive phases separated by a phase with lava formation and reduced...

Plume-top altitude time series of the volcanic plume during the eruption of Grímsvötn in Iceland 21-28 May 2011. The altitude was estimated from weather radar echo top data from...