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Global Activity Overview
Volcanic activity statistics returned by the current data source.
Volcanic Activity
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How Are Volcanoes Monitored?
Volcano monitoring commonly combines seismic activity, ground deformation, volcanic gases, temperature changes, satellite observations and field observations.
Volcanic Activity Status
Different agencies may use different volcanic alert levels and status definitions. For specific events, consult the relevant official agency guidance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is volcanic activity monitoring? +
Volcanic monitoring commonly combines seismic activity, ground deformation, volcanic gases, thermal anomalies, satellite imagery and field observations.
Why can volcanic status differ between sources? +
Different agencies can use different monitoring systems, update schedules and alert-level definitions, so reported statuses may differ.
What does an eruption status mean? +
An eruption status generally indicates that the data source has identified an eruption or related volcanic activity. Actual risk depends on eruption size, location, winds and local official information.
Is this an official volcanic warning system? +
No. This page is for public-data monitoring and information display and is not an official hazard warning system. Follow local authorities for volcanic hazard information.
Volcano data is provided by external public data sources and may be delayed, revised or temporarily unavailable. Status definitions, alert levels and update times may vary between providers. This page is intended for information and monitoring purposes only and does not constitute an official volcanic warning, safety alert or professional hazard assessment.