Grímsvötn LY1877 / Shetland / St Helens / Alaska El Chichón / Trysil / Leeds / Ruapehu / Grímsvötn Campanian Ignimbrite / Exeter / Chaitén / Berlin / Reykjavík / Katmai / Crater / Edinburgh / /
Company
Grainger / Beckman Coulter / McCormick / /
Continent
Europe / Antarctica / /
Country
Faroe Islands / Greenland / Italy / Slovenia / Northern Ireland / Mexico / New Zealand / Chile / Norway / Indonesia / Russia / United States / Iceland / United Kingdom / Scotland / Argentina / Papua New Guinea / UK / Greenland and Europe / / /
Event
Natural Disaster / Man-Made Disaster / /
Facility
University of Leeds / Institute of Earth Sciences / Siple Dome / University of Edinburgh / /
IndustryTerm
passive systems / travel distance / near-real time data / infrared energy / ash detection algorithms / gas content / satellite photographs / satellite infrared brightness temperature difference / Satellite retrievals / simulated satellite imagery / satellite infrared measurements / satellite image / satellite instrument / satellite remote sensing / transportation range / ground-based weather radar systems / nearest available satellite retrieval / particle size measuring equipment / satellite infrared data / /
NaturalFeature
Mount St Helens / Andean volcanoes / Shetland Isles / Deception Island / Icelandic volcanoes / /
Organization
European Geosciences Union / University of Leeds / Leeds / Institute of Earth Sciences / UK Office / University of Edinburgh / School of Geography / School of GeoSciences / /
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