New OVDAS webcam for Chaitén

New OVDAS webcam for Chaitén 4 February 2010

Posted by admin in Chaitén, Chile, volcano monitoring.
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Webcams have been proliferating of late at the Observatorio Volcanológico de los Andes del Sur (OVDAS) in Chile: nine are now linked from the main page of the OVDAS website. The latest addition is a new webcam for Chaitén, giving a view of the caldera, with an image that updates every 10 seconds or so. At the moment it’s the early hours of the morning in southern Chile and the camera shows only darkness, so I can’t say anything about what the image is like or even if it is actually working or not. Anyway, here’s the link:

Chaitén caldera webcam

[Thanks to Guillermo for the tip.]

For all our Chaitén coverage: Chaitén « The Volcanism Blog.

Comments

1. Guillermo - 5 February 2010: If you go to the main page of vdas, you can see at the bottom left a small reference image that shows what the webcam is recording.
2. Guillermo - 5 February 2010: I mean OVDAS, not vdas

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