Cleveland - 07/21/2015 - Detection of infrasound graphic and situation of Cleveland Volcano in the Aleutian arc - Doc. AVO
The AVO has raised the aviation alert level of Cleveland at Orange on July 21, 2015 at 9:13, after detecting an explosion, based on seismic and infrasound detected at 8:17 local. The cloud ceiling prevented the satellite views; However, no ash cloud was seen above the cloud level. Observers, aboard a boat crossing to the north of the volcano, reported the presence of ash on the snow o the top, and steam escaping.
The Cleveland forms the western part of the island Chuginadak, uninhabited and located in the Aleutian volcanic arc.
Chirinkotan - image of the little cloud of ash (pink stain under the red triangle) by the satellite Himawari 8 on 07.20.2015 / 3:40 p.m. UTC - Doc. VAAC Tokyo
Three reports from the VAAC Tokyo on 20 July 2015 concern the Chirinkotan volcano in the Kuril respectively at 15h45, 17h50 et 23h20 UTC. and relate a weak ash emissions detected by the Himawari-8 satellite.
The island is uninhabited but situated on aerial line, which has motivated the SVERT to raise the level of alert to yellow.
Sources:
VAAC Tokyo
VONA / SVERT – link
Chirinkotan - ash cloud's position on 20.07.2015 / 5:20 p.m. - Doc. VAAC Tokyo
In Sinabung, explosion and several pyroclastic flows, including one with a length of 2,500 meters towards SE, accompanied by a co-pyroclastic cloud 500 meters at 17.20.
This information is derived photographers who strafed the volcano.
Sinabung 21.07.2015 / 11:09 p.m. loc.- Incandescent rockfall on both sides - photo endrolew@
Sinabung - the explosion 21.07.2015 / 24:17 loc. - Photo Beidar Sinabung
Sinabung 17h15 to 17h20 loc. on 21/07/2015 - Photo Z.G.S. & Theger_Bre.Meli@la / twitter
Sinabung 21.07.2015 / 11:09 p.m. loc.- Incandescent rockfall on both sides - photo endrolew@
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