Volcano Watch
These satellite images show some of the world's most active volcanoes. Additional volcano information can be obtained from the Michigan Tech Geology Department. The Java animations below contain the last four satellite images. Volcanoes are listed from north to south. These products are made available, in part, through an IBM Shared University Research Grant.For active volcanos, refer to the Smithsonian's Global Volcanism Program. http://www.volcano.si.edu/
Updated every half hour.
Klyuchevskoy |
56.06N 160.64E 54.05N 159.43E Kamchatka Peninsula, Russia |
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Shishaldin |
54.75N 163.97W Alaska |
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Mt. St. Helens |
46.2N 122.2W Washington state, USA |
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Colima |
19.51N 103.62W Central Mexico |
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Etna |
37.73N 15.00E Sicily, Italy |
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Stromboli |
38.79N 15.21E Isole Eolie, Sicily, Italy |
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Popocatepetl |
19.023N 98.622W Central Mexico |
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Soufriere Hills |
16.72N 62.18W Montserrat, West Indies |
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Pacaya |
14.38N 90.60W 14.76N 91.55W Guatemala |
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Guagua Pichincha |
0.17S 78.60W Quito, Ecuador |
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Mt. Mayon |
13.1N 123.7E Legazpi, Philippines |
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Arenal |
10.46N 84.70W Costa Rica |
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Merapi |
7.54S 110.44E 8.11S 112.93E Java, Indonesia |
