Alaska Volcano Observatory - Send an ash report to AVO

When did you make this observation?

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From where are you making this observation?

Click your location on this map and the latitude and longitude will be filled in for you. Or, fill out the appropriate areas on the right column. -->	Address:
	City:
	Country:
	State:
	Postal Code:
	GPS Location, map location, general location, whatever you can provide -- more detail is better: Latitude/Longitude derived from placemark on map:

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Was ash present in this observation?

If ash was present, click this checkbox ->

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Your contact information (Optional)

Name:		No personally identifiable information will be distributed; all personally identifiable information will be used internally by the Alaska Volcano Observatory (AVO) and National Weather Service (NWS). AVO scientists may use some of the information that you enter in qualitative description fields in publications; you would be identified as "an observer" and your location given in general terms. Parts of some first-person accounts may be reproduced as quotations in AVO publications. Location information will only be used to generally show the location of ash fall on maps and by the NWS to update their Ashfall Advisory statements. The AVO and NWS work collaboratively to track ash fall and all personally identifiable data will be kept internal to both agencies and not distributed. If you click the checkbox below, an AVO scientist may contact you to ask more in-depth questions about your report. Can we call you for more information?
Email:
Phone:
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When did the ash start falling?
When did the ash stop falling?