Wilson / BP / Holmes and Narver Inc. / Beacon Supergroup / McMurdo Volcanic Group / New Zealand Journal / /
Continent
Antarctica / /
Country
Germany / United States / /
Event
Natural Disaster / /
Facility
University De Kalb / Darwin Glacier Camp / Beacon Supergroup / Northern Illinois University / Geology University of Kansas Lawrence / Victoria University of Wellington / Physics University of Kansas Lawrence / VOLKER THOSTE WOLF-RUDIGER KROPP Federal Institute / University of Colorado / /
IndustryTerm
radiation detection equipment / transportation / present site / /
NaturalFeature
Cape Barne / Mount Erebus / Dry Valley / Ross Sea / Brown Hills / Deep Lake / Cape Royds / cape Cape Barrie / Touchdown Glacier / Inner Crater / Capes Royds-Barne / Backdoor Bay / Cape RoydsCape Barne / Cape Barrie / Black Island / Ross Island / /
Organization
Victoria University of Wellington / National Science Foundation / PETER N. WEBB Department of Geology Northern Illinois University De Kalb / M^ GISELA DRESCHHOFF Department / Northern Illinois University / University of Colorado / National Scientific Foundation / Physics University of Kansas Lawrence / Geological Society of London / VOLKER THOSTE WOLF-RUDIGER KROPP Federal Institute for Geosciefzces and Resources Hanover / EDWARD ZELLER Department / Geology University of Kansas Lawrence / /
Person
Harry Keys / Victoria Land / GISELA DRESCHHOFF / BARBARA L. WARD / PETER N. WEBB / Victoria McGinnis / Kathy Cashman / Bill McIntosh / Windy Gully / EDWARD ZELLER / /
ProvinceOrState
Kansas / Illinois / Colorado / /
Region
Antarctic / Northern Illinois / British Antarctic / South Victoria / /
Just before the eruption, lava was observed to rise rapidly in the Active Vent and, as it reached the rim, the explosion occurred. After the eruption, there was a drop in the general level of the lava lake, which returne