BIP! Finder - Infrared satellite monitoring at Popocatépetl: Explosions, exhalations, and cycles of dome growth

2002 • Infrared satellite monitoring at Popocatépetl: Explosions, exhalations, and cycles of dome growth

Authors: Luke P. Flynn; Juan Jose Gomez-Palacios; Servando De la Cruz-Reyna; Robert Wright; Andrew I. Harris

Venue: Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth

Type: Publication

Abstract: Since December 1994, activity at Popocatépetl has evolved through two main phases. The first was characterized by elevated seismic activity, degassing, and emissions of predominantly lithic ash. However, in March 1996 the volcano entered a magmatic phase, which has involved the emplacement of at least eight lava domes within its summit crater. We have used infrared radiance data acquired by the GOES meteorological satellite alongside ground‐based geophysical data sets to analyze aspects of this activity. We develop a technique to identify ma... (read more)

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Topics: Remote sensing Seismology

DOI: 10.1029/2000jb000125

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