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If You Like Volcanoes Behaving Badly, Abide by Them on Twitter

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If You Like Volcanoes Behaving Badly, Abide by Them on Twitter

Last year I posted a paper with Sally Sennert (Smithsonian-USGS she compiles and writes the Weekly Volcanic Activity Report) and Deanne Chook (Risk Frontiers) on how social media can be employed successfully to disseminate data about volcanic eruptions. 1 point that was a result of this paper was a listing of all the Twitter accounts I could find that were run by volcano observatories and volcano checking companies. Now, that listing is previously a little out of day. But I considered it would be fun to exhibit you my top rated ten volcano checking Twitter accounts (and enable me notify you, Central and South The usa are demonstrating the environment how it’s finished). If you are on Twitter, be positive to incorporate these. If you are not, you can still check out out their feeds to see up-to-the-2nd updates of volcanism. (You can also adhere to me to get volcano news as very well: @eruptionsblog) (presented in no certain buy) Alaska Volcano Observatory – @alaska_avo The Alaska Volcano Observatory retains everyone in the know whenever an Aleutian (and in some cases Kamchatka) volcano starts off building sounds (or settles down). They also do a wonderful task with reminding us about some of the historic eruptions in Alaska above the many years.

#tbt 2006 eruption of Mt Veniaminof started March 3, 2006. #volcanoes#avohttps://t.co/419l6rVDKLpic.twitter.com/mjkj9fHv9L — Alaska AVO (@alaska_avo) March 3, 2016

Instituto Geofísico del Perú – @igp_peru Require to keep track of volcanoes like Sabancaya, Ubinas, or El Misti? The IGP account is filled with shots of recent observations from volcanologist or the IGP webcams. #LoÚltimo Identifican laguna en la foundation del cráter del volcán #Ubinas. Foto. M. Álvarez. https://t.co/vbieXUBbm7 pic.twitter.com/WNkSXIepfH — IGP (@igp_peru) March 11, 2016

PHILVOLCS – @philvolcs_dost A little bit much more of an informational account than one particular with loads of shots, PHILVOLCS retains us appraised of the numerous earthquakes and eruptions throughout the Philippines.

Sharing tales about the 1965 eruption of Taal Volcano. Poblacion, San Nicolas. PHIVOLCS-ULB Project -Reducing… https://t.co/KDwyV57LbE — PHIVOLCS-DOST (@phivolcs_dost) March 8, 2016

Pusat Vulkanologi dan Mitigasi Bencana Geologi (PVMBG) – @vulkanologi_mbg The Indonesian volcano observing agency, the PVMBG has a pretty lively account that features loads of data of the outreach they do for communities around the numerous volcanoes of Indonesia, together with loads of updates on the action throughout the archipelago.

Evaluasi Information Pengamatan G. Gamalama, Malut Tk Aktivitas Waspada (stage Ii) Hingga six/3/2016 https://t.co/FDFS5wIn67pic.twitter.com/oG3Wd7GQ16 — PVMBG-CVGHM (@vulkanologi_mbg) March 11, 2016

Instituto Nacional de Sismología, Vulcanología, Meteorología e Hidrología (INSIVUMEH) – @insivumehgt With all the action throughout Guatemala, INSIVUMEH has its get the job done cut out as they manage all the volcanoes, earthquakes and climate throughout Guatemala. Glimpse for loads of data each individual day with updates throughout all those people fronts.

EL MINISTERIO DE COMUNICACIONES A TRAVÉS DEL INSIVUMEH INFORMA: Boletín Vulcanológico Especial #37, 02/03/2016. pic.twitter.com/2AjoaM8VWA — INSIVUMEH Guatemala (@insivumehgt) March two, 2016

Instituto Geofísico – EPN – @igecuador An additional agency that tackles the two the earthquakes and volcanoes of a country, the IG-EPN has all of Ecuador’s volcanoes beneath its area, which includes Tungurahua, El Reventador and Cotopaxi.

#Reventadorpic.twitter.com/4j8EHHDjGW — Instituto Geofísico (@IGecuador) October 26, 2015

GeoNet – @geonet GeoNet is the hazard checking apparatus for New Zealand, run jointly by GNS Science and the Earthquake Commission. They have a great deal of updates from the volcanoes throughout New Zealand and into the Kermadec Islands (and from time to time submit some of the most astounding t-shirts ever).

The 1st winner for our kitten t-shirt/website survey comp is…@FourSistersFood! Her preference? Volcano Kitten! pic.twitter.com/jF1T55bEqy — GeoNet (@geonet) March six, 2016

SERNAGEOMIN – @sernageomin The Chilean geologic survey does an fantastic task of preserving all of us appraised on the numerous lively and silent volcanoes of Chile. Merge that with the Chilean catastrophe management agency (@onemi) and you’ve received all the data you could need whenever a Chilean volcano gets restless.

#VolcánNevadosDeChillán Emisiones débiles y esporádicas de gases. Sismicidad de baja energía fourteen-3-2016 pic.twitter.com/DouXIJkV95 — Sernageomin (Chile) (@Sernageomin) March fourteen, 2016

Servicio Geológico Colombiano (SGC) – @sgcol The SGC (the new incarnation of what was termed INGEOMINAS) tweets about the numerous restless volcanoes of Colombia, which includes Nevado del Ruiz around Manizales and Pereira and Galeras around Pasto. They also tackle a lot of earthquake data and outreach to the citizens of Colombia.

Tremor volcánico de corta duración en el Volcán Nevado del Ruiz https://t.co/SXDCxVW9BZpic.twitter.com/kfneTbzBmS — Servicio Geológico (@sgcol) October 28, 2015

US Geological Study (USGS) – @usgs Discuss about a catch all account, the USGS Twitter feed has anything that the Study does, from volcanoes to wildlife. Now, it would be wonderful if each individual of the volcano observatories (like Hawaii Volcano Observatory or the Yellowstone Volcano Observatory) experienced their have accounts, but if anything is occurring at the volcanoes of the US, look for data on the USGS account. They also have some wonderful historic material as very well.

Hawaii Volcanoes NP. Shelter hut on the verge of the pit of Halemaumau Crater. 1902. #USGSHistorypic.twitter.com/l4RRqEbfbC — USGS (@USGS) March 8, 2016

Did I miss any of your favorites? Insert them below so we can see who everyone is following on Twitter to adhere to volcanic eruptions. Go Back again to Leading. Skip To: Commence of Write-up.

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Last year I posted a paper with Sally Sennert (Smithsonian-USGS she compiles and writes the Weekly Volcanic Activity Report) and Deanne Chook (Risk Frontiers) on how social media can be employed successfully to disseminate data about volcanic eruptions. 1 point that was a result of this paper was a listing of all the Twitter accounts I could find that were run by volcano observatories and volcano checking companies. Now, that listing is previously a little out of day. But I considered it would be fun to exhibit you my top rated ten volcano checking Twitter accounts (and enable me notify you, Central and South The usa are demonstrating the environment how it’s finished). If you are on Twitter, be positive to incorporate these. If you are not, you can still check out out their feeds to see up-to-the-2nd updates of volcanism. (You can also adhere to me to get volcano news as very well: @eruptionsblog)

The Alaska Volcano Observatory retains everyone in the know whenever an Aleutian (and in some cases Kamchatka) volcano starts off building sounds (or settles down). They also do a wonderful task with reminding us about some of the historic eruptions in Alaska above the many years.

#tbt 2006 eruption of Mt Veniaminof started March 3, 2006. #volcanoes#avohttps://t.co/419l6rVDKLpic.twitter.com/mjkj9fHv9L

— Alaska AVO (@alaska_avo) March 3, 2016

Instituto Geofísico del Perú – @igp_peru Require to keep track of volcanoes like Sabancaya, Ubinas, or El Misti? The IGP account is filled with shots of recent observations from volcanologist or the IGP webcams.

#LoÚltimo Identifican laguna en la foundation del cráter del volcán #Ubinas. Foto. M. Álvarez. https://t.co/vbieXUBbm7 pic.twitter.com/WNkSXIepfH — IGP (@igp_peru) March 11, 2016

A little bit much more of an informational account than one particular with loads of shots, PHILVOLCS retains us appraised of the numerous earthquakes and eruptions throughout the Philippines.

Sharing tales about the 1965 eruption of Taal Volcano. Poblacion, San Nicolas. PHIVOLCS-ULB Project -Reducing… https://t.co/KDwyV57LbE

— PHIVOLCS-DOST (@phivolcs_dost) March 8, 2016

Pusat Vulkanologi dan Mitigasi Bencana Geologi (PVMBG) – @vulkanologi_mbg

The Indonesian volcano observing agency, the PVMBG has a pretty lively account that features loads of data of the outreach they do for communities around the numerous volcanoes of Indonesia, together with loads of updates on the action throughout the archipelago.

Evaluasi Information Pengamatan G. Gamalama, Malut Tk Aktivitas Waspada (stage Ii) Hingga six/3/2016 https://t.co/FDFS5wIn67pic.twitter.com/oG3Wd7GQ16

— PVMBG-CVGHM (@vulkanologi_mbg) March 11, 2016

Instituto Nacional de Sismología, Vulcanología, Meteorología e Hidrología (INSIVUMEH) – @insivumehgt

With all the action throughout Guatemala, INSIVUMEH has its get the job done cut out as they manage all the volcanoes, earthquakes and climate throughout Guatemala. Glimpse for loads of data each individual day with updates throughout all those people fronts.

EL MINISTERIO DE COMUNICACIONES A TRAVÉS DEL INSIVUMEH INFORMA: Boletín Vulcanológico Especial #37, 02/03/2016. pic.twitter.com/2AjoaM8VWA

— INSIVUMEH Guatemala (@insivumehgt) March two, 2016

Instituto Geofísico – EPN – @igecuador

An additional agency that tackles the two the earthquakes and volcanoes of a country, the IG-EPN has all of Ecuador’s volcanoes beneath its area, which includes Tungurahua, El Reventador and Cotopaxi.

— Instituto Geofísico (@IGecuador) October 26, 2015

GeoNet is the hazard checking apparatus for New Zealand, run jointly by GNS Science and the Earthquake Commission. They have a great deal of updates from the volcanoes throughout New Zealand and into the Kermadec Islands (and from time to time submit some of the most astounding t-shirts ever).

The 1st winner for our kitten t-shirt/website survey comp is…@FourSistersFood! Her preference? Volcano Kitten! pic.twitter.com/jF1T55bEqy

— GeoNet (@geonet) March six, 2016

The Chilean geologic survey does an fantastic task of preserving all of us appraised on the numerous lively and silent volcanoes of Chile. Merge that with the Chilean catastrophe management agency (@onemi) and you’ve received all the data you could need whenever a Chilean volcano gets restless.

#VolcánNevadosDeChillán Emisiones débiles y esporádicas de gases. Sismicidad de baja energía fourteen-3-2016 pic.twitter.com/DouXIJkV95

— Sernageomin (Chile) (@Sernageomin) March fourteen, 2016

Servicio Geológico Colombiano (SGC) – @sgcol

The SGC (the new incarnation of what was termed INGEOMINAS) tweets about the numerous restless volcanoes of Colombia, which includes Nevado del Ruiz around Manizales and Pereira and Galeras around Pasto. They also tackle a lot of earthquake data and outreach to the citizens of Colombia.

Tremor volcánico de corta duración en el Volcán Nevado del Ruiz https://t.co/SXDCxVW9BZpic.twitter.com/kfneTbzBmS

— Servicio Geológico (@sgcol) October 28, 2015

US Geological Study (USGS) – @usgs

Discuss about a catch all account, the USGS Twitter feed has anything that the Study does, from volcanoes to wildlife. Now, it would be wonderful if each individual of the volcano observatories (like Hawaii Volcano Observatory or the Yellowstone Volcano Observatory) experienced their have accounts, but if anything is occurring at the volcanoes of the US, look for data on the USGS account. They also have some wonderful historic material as very well.

Hawaii Volcanoes NP. Shelter hut on the verge of the pit of Halemaumau Crater. 1902. #USGSHistorypic.twitter.com/l4RRqEbfbC

— USGS (@USGS) March 8, 2016

Did I miss any of your favorites? Insert them below so we can see who everyone is following on Twitter to adhere to volcanic eruptions.

Go Back again to Leading. Skip To: Commence of Write-up.

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