October 12, 2004.
Mount St. Helens dome with new growth.
|
Events
-
Two press conferences will be held each day. One will be at the Joint Information Center (JIC) at 10:30, and the other at the Castle Lake Overlook on the road to the Coldwater Visitor Center at 1:00.
The JIC location is at the Supervisor's Office of the Gifford Pinchot National Forest, 10600 N.E. 51st Circle, Vancouver, WA 98682.
Quick Links
-
Current Update
-
Link to:
University of Washington Webicorders
-
Current Images of Mount St. Helens
"user-friendly", with thumbnails, web-quality medium-size images (100K) and media-quality large-size images (2-3M),
NOTE: NO "real-time" images
Agency Links
Background Information
-
Past Updates, Advisories, and Information Statements for the Cascade Range
-
Alert Levels for the Cascade Range Volcanoes - Information
-
Alert Levels for the Cascade Range Volcanoes - Poster
-- [PDF Format, 240K]
-
Location Map - Cascade Range Volcanoes
-
Seismic Signal Examples -- including a small gas and ash explosion
-- [PDF Format, 915K]
-
Volcanic Ash Website -- "What it can do and how to prevent damage"
-- Link
-
Volcanic Explosivity Index (VEI) information
-- [PDF Format, 1.4M]
Background Information - Mount St. Helens
-
Mount St. Helens General Menu
-
Past Updates, Advisories, Information Statements, and Monthly Seismic Graphs for Mount St. Helens
-
Location Map - Mount St. Helens
-
Map - Mount St. Helens Hazards Zones
-- [regional, large-scale, JPG Format, 467K, 1084x715pixels]
-
Mount St. Helens -- From the 1980 Eruption to 2000, USGS Fact Sheet FS036-00
-
Volcanic-Hazard Zonation for Mount St. Helens, Washington, 1995, USGS Open-File Report 95-497
-- Current Hazards Report
Miscellaneous
-
Media Advisory - Interior Secretary Gale Norton visit, October 2, 2004
-- [PDF Format]
|