Best El Hierro Thread On GLP - Canary Islands - ACTIVITY HAS RETURNED - AGAIN!

I don't know what happened, but Idgits is now showing as AC...876 and AC...187 (Germany) He isn't in Germany though. For some reason whenever he posts from his cellphone, GLP picks it up as being from Germany. I'm really not sure if any of the other AC's - Germany - are Idgits or not. I can't remember if any of them showed as 'Idgits' up until a few days ago. Hopefully we will see 'Idgits' back soon.

Last Edited by shenue on 09/06/2012 08:13 AM

The thread is no longer editable. I've closed my old account for personal reasons and will be here from time to time under this title. Keep up the good work everybody.

Pretty big up tick in activity yesterday. 26 small but shallow quakes [link to www.02.ign.es]

something happening here....lots of activity [link to www.ign.es] you can see the frequency was charged too...magma flow? [link to www.ign.es]

Thank you for letting us know. :-)

There are Geomagnetic Field Anomalies in the Canary Islands:

[link to www.01.ign.es]

Can't get on site due to slow mobile data connection. If someone can translate and post some of it, I would appreciate it..

Thanks

El Hierro active:

[link to www.ign.es]

Translated by google:

The first mapping geomagnetic Spain dates back to 1858, and was performed by Dr. Lamont University Louis-Maximilian of Bavaria. IGN (then Institute of Geography and Cadastre) first made the magnetic map of Spain in 1924 comprising three sheets Isogonals curves, isoclines and isodinámicas horizontal map Isogonals being transported after the date of 1939.5 and later to the National Charter of 1942.5 Declines Magnetic.

In 1960 he published jointly by the Department of Geomagnetism and Cadastral Geographic Institute of Spain and Portugal National Weather Service The geomagnetic map of the Iberian Peninsula consists of sheets Isogonals, isodinámicas horizontal, vertical isodinámicas, Total isodinámicas and isoclines. The map Isogonals was also transported to the 1970.0 epoch for the Map of Magnetic Declines in the Iberian Peninsula.

Following the recommendation of the IAGA, Geomagnetism Service of IGN publishes since 1975 the geomagnetic map of Spain every ten years, and the Map of Magnetic Declines in five years.

In 1987 he published the first aeromagnetic maps of mainland Spain and the Canary Islands 1995.

In the table below you can see the different maps that IGN posted throughout its history.

El Hierro Volcano : Green pre-alert - Seismic activity continues below El Hierro
[link to earthquake-report.com]

Good Morning ....

Update 11/09 – 07:09 UTC

- 6 earthquakes so far today + a couple very shallow ones ! The shallow ones are hopefully due to deformation stress (although deformation is not really changing fundamentally).

[link to earthquake-report.com]

Good Morning.........

Update 12/09 – 07:45 UTC

- 5 earthquakes have been listed by IGN so far today. One earthquake was at a depth of only 6 km, not yet at a potential eruption level, but this is already the 3th shallower earthquake in 2 days.
- Deformations are still up and down with approx. the same values. Yesterday 2 cm deflating, today 2 cm inflating as one can see at the Prof. Sagiya graph below.....
[link to earthquake-report.com]


Update 11/09 – 23:55 UTC

5 more at the end of the day, which makes a total of 21 earthquakes today.

[link to earthquake-report.com]

Good Morning,

Decent amount of activity this morning....

Update 13/09 – 08:10 UTC

- 11 earthquakes so far today

[link to earthquake-report.com]

Last Edited by shenue on 09/13/2012 08:38 AM

thanks for keeping up on this

Update 13/09 – 19:30 UTC

- “Only” one additional earthquake since this morning. A M 1.1 at a depth of 11 km.

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Good Morning

Update 14/09 – 07:55 UTC

- 2 earthquakes listed by IGN so far this morning
* At 04:48, a M1.4 earthquake occurred at a depth of 11 km West of Frontera
* At 05:36, a M1.1 earthquake occurred at a depth of 18 km West of Frontera

[link to earthquake-report.com]


Here is a good map of El Hierro...well labelled:

[link to home.tiscali.nl]

2012-09-14 10:26:33.01hr 29min ago 27.77 N 18.08 W 10 ML 2.6 CANARY ISLANDS, SPAIN REGION

[link to www.emsc-csem.org]

[link to www.ign.es]

Strong seismic activity at different depths

[link to earthquake-report.com]

About to blow?


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Magma maybe on the move again this is the station near El Julan CJUL.

[link to www.subirimagenes.com]

[link to www.01.ign.es]

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[link to www.01.ign.es]

I don't know what those graphs show..seismic? but, eeks!

This looks like a big one ??

[link to www.02.ign.es]

No!

What makes you think that ?

It's been fairly quiet lately until today and now stirring with lots more quakes including shallow.
My question was only half serious after I noticed the seismic graphs ramping up from flat-line.

[link to www.ign.es]

I'm not sure if you noticed but I will point out that this thread was started August 2011 when the activity started... and subsided.
We have had this year another significant swarm ... that subsided also.
This activity is so very minimal at the moment to what we have seen in the past year that it CAN be sniffed at.


The charts are NOT showing harmonic tremors, which means there is NO volcanic activity.

Why do you think it is going to blow ?

what is this CJUL chart?

[link to www.02.ign.es]

where on el hierro is it located? it's a new one on me.

What are you on about the charts are showing new Harmonic Tremor as shown in the graph below .



[link to www.subirimagenes.com]