Activity of Agung, Sinabung, Villarica, and Piton de La Fournaise.

Nighttime glow is observed at the crater of Agung.
Activity seems to have lost intensity, with a gradual decline in ash emissions, and a shutdown on November 30. These signs are consistent with an "open" system.
 

At the seismicity level, volcanic earthquakes always indicate deep magmatic movements.

Continuous tremor is also recorded, with amplitude above baseline and saturation of seismographs by period since November 28; it shows a great activity close to the surface.

The volcano's breaths are noted in the measurements: the meters show inflation before eruption and deflation after it.

The laboratory tests on the ashes emitted during the November 21, 2017 eruption show the presence of juvenile contents, and affirm the phreatomagmatic nature of the first eruption.
The effusion of lava produced next is estimated at a volume of 20 million cubic meters, one third of the total volume of the crater.
The activity is therefore always high, and the alert status remains at the maximum level, with a prohibited areas at 8-10 km.

The first images of the Sentinel 5P satellite / TROPOMI multispectral instrumentation were presented by ESA; a good image of the sulfur dioxide of the eruption that occurred on November 27th was released during this presentation.
 
Sources: PVMBG, BNPB, Magma Indonesia, ESA

The explosive activity of Sinabung remains so high, with already three episodes today 02 December 2017, respectively at 7:40, and 8:45 WIB, accompanied by plumes of ash to 2,500 meters above the crater and pyroclastic flow over 3,000 meters to the south at 7:40 and 8:45.

Sources: PVMBG, BNPB, and local observers

In Villarica, the second half of November was marked by lava spatters (salpicaduras) throughout the crater perimeter, oscillations in the crater floor level, associated with migration and changes in the diameter of the active pit.

A fine sample of reticulitis, heavily vesiculated basaltic pumice, was recovered on November 28 at the top of the volcano; this foam, whose porosity is greater than 98%, is considered the lightest volcanic rock on the planet.
Villarica's detailed activity report is expected by POVI

Source: Werner Keller

Villarica - reticulitis sample - photo POVI 28.11.2017

The monthly activity report of the Piton de la Fournaise is listed below:

Seismicity: In November 2017, the OVPF recorded a total of 23 superficial volcano-tectonic earthquakes (0 to 2 km deep) beneath the summit craters;
3 deep earthquakes (> 2 km deep);
317 collapses (in the Crater Dolomieu, at the level of the Enclos Fouqué ramparts as well as at the eruptive site of July / August 2017);
43 local earthquakes (under the island, Piton des Neiges side);
6 regional earthquakes (in the Indian Ocean area).
Deformation: Following the recovery phase of inflation (swelling) of the volcano in mid-October, the deformations again stopped in November, showing no particular signals.
Geochemistry of gases:
- CO₂ concentrations in soil at distal sites (Plains region): the trend measured in November is consistent with the long-term decline since June (second-order fluctuations are probably associated with rainfall).
- CO₂ concentrations in the soil at the level of the volcano deposit: intermediate concentrations.
- Top emissions from the Piton de la Fournaise: persistence of low concentrations of H₂S and sometimes SO₂ in the air at the top of the volcano.

Source: OVPF