LA SOUFRIÈRE BULLETIN # 26  1. Three (3) GPS stations are currently streaming data to Seismic Research Centre. Telemetry of the data being collected from the new GPS station installed at the Richmond Vale Academy on 23 January, is still…

LA SOUFRIÈRE BULLETIN # 25  1. The Team from The University of the West Indies Seismic Research Centre (UWI-SRC) returned to Trinidad and Tobago on Wednesday 27th January, 2021, onboard the Regional Security System (RSS) aircraft. They are Geologist Professor…

CDEMA, through its partner network, activated the Copernicus EU to provide mapping and monitoring of the La Soufriere Volcano for its ongoing effusive activity. The Copernicus EMS is being used to produce maps of the new dome growing in the…

Why do the domes (new and old) steam? They steam because there is a large amount of hot rock present and when it combines with the high volume of groundwater in the crater, the heat causes the water to boil…

LA SOUFRIÈRE BULLETIN # 23  1. Full advantage was taken of the general clear conditions at the summit today to achieve several tasks. 2. Aerial photographs and video of the volcano were taken, through the assistance of Drone Pilot Rommel…

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We shared the hazard of the volcanic gases and now we look at the impact. They can be dangerous in high concentrations so precaution must be taken. With the current activity at La Soufrière, SVG the higher concentrations are at…

LA SOUFRIÈRE BULLETIN # 22  1. A GPS monitoring station was installed at the Richmond Vale Academy today. 2. The team prepared monitoring equipment at Belmont to be installed close to the summit of the volcano on Sunday. 3. NEMO…

LA SOUFRIÈRE BULLETIN # 21  1. Close observations of the volcano were made at the Belmont Observatory during most of the day. 2. Gas emissions from the dome were consistent throughout the day. 3. The area of burnt vegetation continues…