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AVO Webicorders - Pavlof

AVO uses several different types of data to monitor volcanoes for signs of unrest or eruptive activity. The data displayed here have not been reviewed in any way, and are preliminary unless reviewed by an AVO geoscientist.
Webicorders
Available webicorders
UTC Conversion
0000 UTC= 4:00 PM AKST on the previous day as UTC
0600 UTC = 10:00 PM AKST on the previous day as UTC
1200 UTC= 4:00 AM AKST on the same day as UTC
1800 UTC = 10:00 AM AKST on the same day as UTC
Red Lines
RED LINES indicate either a calibration pulse, or where the signal was clipped (too large to be recorded on the scale of the webicorder).
Pavlof 24 hour webicorder
(Station: PVV_EHZ_AV)

Flowage events, probably lahars (or mudflows) are being seen at PVV, a seismograph station on the southeast side of Pavlof Volcano. Volcanic debris and melt water is flowing periodically down the southeast side and shows up clearly on PVV. For flow events note that the amplitude increase occurs only PVV, suggesting that the event is near that station. An energetic event at the summit vent would show on all the stations. Data gaps seen on PVV are related to phone line from the data collection point to AVO offices.
Image last updated: November 22 2009 18:23:20
 24 hour webicorder
URL: http://avo.alaska.edu/webicorders/Pavlof/index.php
Contact Information: AVO Web Team