Although the BTD values are not direct determination of mass, it is a very useful tool to determine full extent of such a volcanic cloud.
These are Google Earth KMZ files. Attached image shows them together in Google Earth.
Wednesday, September 19, 2012
Ash composite (MTSAT BTD) with HYSPLIT 10km ASL trajectory - Shiveluch
Composite of the extent of the Shiveluch ash cloud using the MTSAT BTD data across around 1.5 days of data. Also included is a HYPSLIT 10km trajectory from the start time of the event.
Although the BTD values are not direct determination of mass, it is a very useful tool to determine full extent of such a volcanic cloud.
These are Google Earth KMZ files. Attached image shows them together in Google Earth.
Although the BTD values are not direct determination of mass, it is a very useful tool to determine full extent of such a volcanic cloud.
These are Google Earth KMZ files. Attached image shows them together in Google Earth.
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