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TitleTemperature, color and deformation monitoring of volcanic regions in New Zealand
 
AuthorJoyce, K E; Samsonov, SORCID logo; Jolly, G
SourceProceedings of the 2009 IGARSS conference; by IGARSS; IEEE International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium proceedings 2009, vol. 1, 2008 p. I.17-I.20, https://doi.org/10.1109/IGARSS.2009.5416924
Year2008
PublisherIEEE
Meeting2009 IGARSS conference; Cape Town; ZA; July 7-11, 2009
Documentserial
Lang.English
Mediapaper; on-line; digital
File formatpdf
AreaMt. Ruapehu; Raoul Island; New Zealand
Lat/Long WENS 175.5000 175.7500 -39.0000 -39.5000
Lat/Long WENS 177.7500 178.0000 -29.1667 -29.3333
Subjectsgeophysics; surficial geology/geomorphology; deformation; volcanoes; remote sensing
Released2009 01 01
AbstractThere are many examples around the world where satellite based remote sensing has been used to successfully monitor different stages of volcanic activity. This paper describes some of the methods used and their results for monitoring two active volcanoes in New Zealand - Mt Ruapehu and Raoul Island. A time series of ASTER night-time thermal images has been successfully used to assess crater lake temperature variability; Hyperion hyperspectral imagery was tested for crater lake color monitoring with inconclusive results; and interferograms using ALOS PALSAR data were generated of Mt Ruapehu for the purpose of mapping deformation patterns. These data provide information for baseline monitoring, as no major volcanic activity was evidenced over the duration of the study.
GEOSCAN ID293784

 
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