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A Look into Puu Oo Crater
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Location: USA

Lava Enteries over Kalapana Gardens
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Location: USA

View of Puhiokalaikini lava Entry
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Location: USA

View of 'Ili'ili entry
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Location: USA

Thermal Image of Lava Reaching Ocean
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Location: Kilauea, HI, USA

Atsena Otie Key Island
Atsena Otie Key is one of thirteen islands on Florida's Gulf Coast that make up Cedar Keys National Wildlife Refuge. Nearby waters support a multi-million dollar clam-farming industry. USGS documented pre-oil coastal conditions near the Refuge with baseline petrochemical measurements and aerial phot...
Location: Atsena Otie, FL, USA

Anclote Key Sand Bar
This USGS aerial photograph shows the white sheen of a sand bar just north of Anclote Key, Florida. Accessible only by boat, Anclote Key is split between a State Park and National Wildlife Refuge....
Location: Anclote Key, FL, USA

Assessing Potential Impacts on Vegetation
Florida's mangrove forests were hard hit by the uncommonly cold temperatures in January, 2010. Here, a dull brown swath of freeze-damaged mangroves cuts across the photograph, offering a stark contrast with green vegetation lining the nearby Intracoastal Waterway. By documenting freeze-related mangr...
Location: Pinellas County, FL, USA

Aerial View of Rootless Lava Field
This aerial view of the main rootless lava shield (at Pu`u `Ō `ō) shows the low, domed shape of this type of flow field feature. Sometimes, the flank of a rootless shield will fail, suddenly releasing the lava stored within and feeding fast moving 'a'ā flows....
Location: Kilauea, HI, USA

Waikupanaha Aerial View
Aerial view of the Waikupanaha (large plume) and West Waikupanaha ocean entries. The West Waikupanaha entry spans the coastline where the numerous small, wispy plumes are visible. The entries remain active as lava continues to enter the ocean through both lava tubes and surface flows....
Location: Kilauea, HI, USA

Lava Flow into Ocean
Although there are no surface flows anywhere on the flow field, lava continues to flow through the Waikupanaha lava tube and enter the ocean. ...
Location: Kilauea, HI, USA

Aerial of Active Kilauea Area
An aerial view looking north at two active areas of Kīlauea. Pu`u `Ō `ō crater is in the foreground, Mauna Loa (left) and Mauna Kea (right) are in the background. The fume source near the base of Mauna Loa (at Kīlauea's summit) is from the Halema`uma`u Overloo...
Location: Kilauea, HI, USA

Waikupanaha Ocean Entry
The Waikupanaha ocean entry remains active with its typical white steam plume blowing inland. The Hawaii County viewing area is marked by the white dots just below and left of the image center. The viewing area trailhead is at the white structure at the far right. ...
Location: Kilauea, HI, USA

Lava flow Breakouts
Two breakouts are visible in this photo. The nearer is the lighter colored flow at the center of the image, and it is no longer active. The other is at the base of the pali just beyond and it continues to creep slowly forward. ...
Location: Kilauea, HI, USA

Aerial View of Pu'u 'Ō 'ō Crater
View of the lava pond in Pu`u `Ō `ō crater, taken from the southwest rim of the cone. The pond is approximately 75 meters below the visible section of the rim in the upper edge of the photograph....
Location: Kilauea, HI, USA

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