More images of this eruption ...
Satellite images collected around 2300 UTC (1500 AKDT) on August 10 showing the sulfur dioxide gas and volcanic ash cloud from the August 7, 2008 eruption of Kasatochi volcano. Please note that area of detected volcanic ash covers a much smaller area than the sulfur dioxide gas cloud; however minor amounts of ash may be associated with the gas cloud.
AVHRR image showing split window signal for ash plume from Kasatochi.
Satellite image from 6:34 AKDT (14:34 UTC) showing the ash plume from Kasatochi. The ash is being transported in a counterclockwise spiral
that extends for about 600 miles.
Composite image of AVHRR and located earthquakes, August 7, 2008.
Animation of GOES visible satellite images from August 7, 2008 (click on "full size" link to see animation).
AVHRR image of a volcanic cloud at Kasatochi, August 7, 2008.