Automated, high time-resolution measurements of SO2 flux at Soufrière Hills Volcano, Montserrat

By M. Edmonds, R. Herd, B. Galle, C. Oppenheimer. 2003

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Radiative transfer corrections for accurate spectroscopic measurements of volcanic gas emissions (2010, background): “described by Edmonds et al. 2003; Galle et al. 2003; Bobrowski 2005) was located on a rooftop in the town of Milo, 10 km east of the active craters at 800 ma.s.l., as shown in Fig. 8. From here, it scanned the plume almost vertically in a perpendicular direction (220° azimuth relative to north, se”
The SO2 camera: A simple, fast and cheap method for ground‐based imaging of SO2 in volcanic plumes (2006, methodology): “This work was pioneered at Soufrière Hills [Edmonds et al., 2003b] and has been developed and extended to Etna and Stromboli [Burton et al., 2004].”