Tungurahua volcano (Ecuador): increasing degassing, crater glow
Sat, 14 Sep 2013, 09:30 | BY: T
Current seismic recording from Tungurahua (RETU station, IGPEN)
Previously, activity had been consisting of weak steaming producing a column of less than 200 m height.
Seismically, there has been a slight increase in the number of events related to rock fracturing and fluid movements within the volcano, but seismic activity still remains at a level considered moderate to low.
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