I recommend my viewers to watch the video below for the interesting view of the KayOne Crater Volcano with tourists approaching it. I used the topographic feature visible in this video to find the similar feature in the Icelandic Meteorological Office map and find out the distance of that topographic feature from the KayOne and then use that to measure the dimensions of the KayOne. This is the link to the video:
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A great source for live views of the volcano in Reykjanes Peninsula is the amazing mbl.is YouTube channel. Please SUBSCRIBE and like and share their live YouTube camera views here to help their work be known. Iceland depends on tourism and beyond the Reykjanes Peninsula there are plenty of sites with world class tourist attractions. If you want to help Iceland, plan a holiday to this amazing country. Icelandic people are kind and welcoming people and their food and cousin is second to none. The clip of starting moments of the eruption is courtesy of mbl Iceland.
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Live view here:
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Icelandic Meteorological Office is a great source of information and maps:
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The team that designed the dikes at Grindavík and Svartsengi gained a lot of experience in designing and making them when experiments were carried out with dikes during the eruption at Fagradalsfjall in 2021. It was not surprising to the team when the dikes passed the test in the eruption on January 14.
Hörn Hrafnsdóttir, water resources engineer at Verkís and assistant professor at the Department of Environmental and Civil Engineering at the University of Helsinki, and Sólveig Kristín Sigurðardóttir, geotechnical engineer at Verkís, are on the dam team.
3 D Model of eruption here :
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The GPS data is from University of Iceland here:
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GPS animation here:
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Sulfur dioxide distribution map from here :
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The thumbnail for this video is produced by an AI machine based on a text description. It does not represent, implied or inferred, the real ground facts. It is just a pretty picture chosen based on general advise by YouTube on choosing effective eye catching thumbnails.
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