NASA'S RESEARCH: VOLCANOES
CURRENT NASA PROJECTS:
A Volcanic Plume Dispersion Monitoring and Prediction Capability
Analysis of Volcanotectonics Deformation and Volcanic Hazards using Topographic Synthetic Aperture Radar (TOPSAR) and SRTM, Mono Basin, California-Nevada
Application of Total Ozone Mapping Spectrometer (TOMS) Data to Volcanic Hazard Mitigation
Development of an LI-Phase GPS Volcano Monitoring System
Eruption Dynamics of Etna Volcano
GPS Measurement of Crustal Deformation
GPS Monitoring of Costa Rican Volcanoes in Different Eruptive Stages
INSAR as a Tool for Anticipating Large Volcanic Eruptions: Prospecting for Deep Magma Reservoirs
Mitigating Volcanic Hazards in Mexico
Monitoring of Volcanogenic CO2-Induced Tree Kills at Mammoth Mountain, California
Monitoring the Hazards of Silicic Volcanoes with Remote Sensing
Monitoring the Hazards of Silicic Volcanoes with Remote Sensing: Pac Rim II Proposal for MASTER and AIRSAR Data over Unzen Volcano, Japan
Post-eruption Hazards of Mt. Pinatubo, The Philippines
Real-Time Predictive Modeling of Hazards from Mauna Loa Lava Flows
Remote Sensing Flight for Volcanic Hazards Assessment, Baja, CA, Mexico
Remote Sensing of Dynamic Volcanic Processes
Space Geodetic Case Studies of Recent Volcanic Events in Alaska
The Use of Digital Topographic Data for the Assessment of Volcanic Hazards
Topographic Monitoring of Mt. Ranier
Transport Regimes of Explosive Eruption Plumes in the North Pacific
Validation and Analysis of SRTM and VCL Data over Tropical Volcanoes
Volcanic Aerosol Sampling using Robotic Aircraft
Volcanic Hazard Products for the Pacific Data Center
Volcano Plume Monitoring using Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
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