All Research
Location:
Thrihnukagigur Volcano, Iceland
Personnel:
Thrihnukagigur volcano (pronounced: three-nuke-a-gig-ur) is the main vent of a fissure eruption on the Reykjanes Peninsula, southwest, Iceland.
Location:
Cotopaxi, Ecuador
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Cotopaxi volcano, Ecuador, is considered by some as the world’s highest active volcano with an elevation of 5910 m (19,388 ft) and last significant eruption (VEI 3) in 1904. A unique and hazardous
Location:
Sumatra, Indonesia
Personnel:
The Great Sumatran Fault is a continental strike-slip fault that cuts the island of Sumatra. The fault results from the oblique convergence between the Indo-Eurasia and Eurasian plates.
Location:
Galápagos Islands, Ecuador
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Sierra Negra is an active basaltic shield volcano located at the southern end of Isabela Island in the Galápagos Islands.
Location:
Costa Rica, Panama and Colombia
Personnel:
Operating and expanding the current GPS network in Panama provides a valuable data set to investigate the interaction of the Caribbean, Cocos, Nazca, and South American plates in the Panama Region
Location:
Nicaragua
Personnel:
Telica volcano is considered a persistently active volcano, showing heightened rates of geophysical unrest, including high rates of seismicity and degassing.
