No additional emissions have been reported as of 23 August. They also confirmed that a large lahar had traveled down the Rio Huemul and another branch of the river during the initial phase of the eruption. The 1991 eruption of the Hudson volcano: a thousand days after, Naturalia Patagonica: Universidad Nacional de la Patagonia, Comodoro Rivadavia and Publicacion Series of the Argentianian Geological Survey, Buenos Aires, Argentina. The following 8 samples associated with this volcano can be found in the Smithsonian's NMNH Department of Mineral Sciences collections, and may be availble for research (contact the Rock and Ore Collections Manager). Compositional variations and magma mixing in the 1991 eruptions of Hudson volcano, Chile. Future lava flows will be restricted to the volcano’s flanks. Bimodality is also reflected in the grain-size distribution, with one mode for sand and one mode for silt, and a remarkably low content of very fine sand. At 1700 on 14 April, an abnormal increase in river flow volume and turbidity was reported from Puerto Ibáñez, 90 km SE. The lava flow traveled 4 km down the Huemules glacier. [ Sizes of Eruptions ] [ Volcano Seismic shock grade 4 lasting 45 seconds recorded July 17 at 1505. The distal fallout ash was >98% vitric with predominant pumice and platy shards, and some entrained blocky basaltic shards. Scientists conducting an overflight noted that one ash plume rose 1 km above the craters and drifted 5-8 km NE. In response to the raised Alert Level, ONEMI reported that 128 people were evacuated from areas within a 45-km radius of the volcano, defined as high-risk zone. Fuenzalida-Ponce R, 1976. New mudflow and gas emission; details of major mid-August tephra fall. In some cases additional feature type, elevation, or location details are provided. Beginning at about 2000, a continuous, narrow, eruption plume was visible on AVHRR (NOAA 9 and 11) and GOES satellite images, gradually extending 1200 km SE, beyond the Falkland Islands, at ~12 km altitude. Team Chilean scientists headed by Alvaro Tobar, Instituto Investigacion es Geologicas, and Mario Vergara, Department Geology, University of Chile, plan visit site week August 30 for preliminary study phenomenon.". Vegetation in this desert region (<150 mm/year precipitation) was initially covered by a thin layer of ash that retained moisture. One explosion was observed rising at a rate of 1.9 km/min. These are the first reported caldera observations since January 1992 (16:12). The consequences of the eruption on Argentine territory, together with the difficult meteorological conditions that usually affect this region, produced a serious and persistent situation. These ice blocks probably floated in the mudflow." The next day a sulfurous odor reached the city of Coihaique, 75 km NE of Hudson. Geosyst., 11, Q01003. "runny," not quite like water, but more like warm honey or hot wax. During the evening a brief ashfall was reported 60 km SSE (at Bahía Murta), and a strong degassing event occurred within the caldera. Click on the index link or scroll down to read the reports. Sulfur odors; increased river flow and turbidity; fine August 1991 ash remobilized. Center for Short-Lived Phenomena (CSLP) Event Cards. High winds and limited post-eruption rainfall may combine to make Hudson's ash deposits particularly mobile. References ] [ Based on an OVDAS-SERNAGEOMIN notice, ONEMI reported that seismicity at Cerro Hudson had become more stable during 1-15 December, after an increase in the magnitude of the highest energy events had been detected the previous month. Sources: Oficina Nacional de Emergencia-Ministerio del Interior (ONEMI); Servicio Nacional de Geología y Minería (SERNAGEOMIN). According to OVDAS-SERNAGEOMIN, satellite imagery and an area web camera showed no plumes during 7-15 November. The mMotion range consists of motorized and remote control TV mounts whereas wFix consists of affordable and flexible non-motorized TV mounts. Information about large Quaternary eruptions (VEI >= 4) is cataloged in the, EarthChem develops and maintains databases, software, and services that support the preservation, discovery, access and analysis of geochemical data, and facilitate their integration with the broad array of other available earth science parameters. The probable source was the new vent in the SW part of the caldera, which showed numerous fumaroles, especially along the S wall, during a helicopter overflight on 14 September. The following, from the Geological Team of the Santa Cruz Volcanic Emergency Commission, describes the impact of the Hudson eruption in Argentina. The second White-grey columns, reaching 3 km height, were observed up to the last direct observation at 1630 on 11 August. A black flow (probably lava), with shades of reddish-brown, extended about 3.5 km from the extreme N end of the fissure, onto Ventisquero Huemules. Information Contacts: SAB; G. Stephens, NOAA/NESDIS; N. Banks, USGS; Buenos AiresHerald. The term lava is also used for the solidified rock formed by the cooling of a molten lava flow. Crater-like depressions in a 5 km2 area in the SW part of the caldera probably indicated two eruption centers from the August 1991 eruption. In early September, GOES satellite images detected ash clouds, probably below 3 km, carried by ground-level winds at 55-65 km/hr; these clouds extended from near the volcano to over the Atlantic ocean. Dacitic is … Preliminary tephrochronology indicates that in the last 7,000 years Hudson has had at least 3 large magnitude eruptions (possibly in the VEI 4-6 range). At about 1030 on 30 March, the crew of flight TAN 404 (Malargue to Neuquen), noted a brown "dust veil" ~50 km S of Malargue, at ~ 6,000 m altitude. Bull Volcanol, 70: 435-454. Volcanic bombs from the Hudson area contain black streaks in highly vesicular lighter-colored pumice. Stern, C.R., 1991, Mid-Holocene Tephra on Tierro del Fuego (54°S) Derived from the Hudson Volcano (46°S): Evidence for a Large Explosive Eruption; Revista Geológica de Chile, v. 18, no. trademarks of Wheeling Jesuit University. The volcano's explosion was followed by a river of lava that has razed one house, cut several roads, and is damming the rivers. Lakes near the volcano were highly turbid and had layers of floating pumice along their E shores. Center for Educational Technologies, Circuit Features are organized into four major categories: Cones, Craters, Domes, and Thermal Features. Hudson volcano erupted on 5 April 1973 and showered ash over a 25-mile area. rights reserved. Increased sediment load resulted in the acceleration of delta growth in Lago Buenos Aires (SE; also called Lago General Carrera), and silting up of the mouth of Río Ibáñez near Puerto Ingeniero Ibáñez (75 km SE) creating a flood risk. Ice-melt collapse pits and associated features in the 1991 lahar deposits of Volcan Hudson, Chile: criteria to distinguish eruption-induced glacier melt. Information Contacts: P. Ippach, GEOMAR; R. Kilian, Universität Tübingen, Germany. In-stock Hudson Valley and Mitzi product may take additional time to ship from our warehouse after an order is placed. These ash clouds were probably generated as strong winds remobilized fine ash from the August eruption. 1997-2004 by Wheeling Jesuit University/NASA-supported Classroom of the Future. Smithsonian Institution-CSLP, 1968-75. Poor visibility, down to a few hundred meters, was reported at Puerto Deseado and Puerto San Julián. The aircraft was in the haze for 5-10 minutes (75-150 km) and did not change their flight level (FL330, ~10 km altitude). These deposits were then covered by snow during the winter of 1992. Activities ], HTML code by Chris Kreger The eruption plume of 14-15 August was rapidly carried E by the "Roaring Forties" winds as shown by TOMS data (figure 4), reaching Australia (15,000 km E) on 20 August. On 2 November, OVDAS-SERNAGEOMIN reported that the Alert Level for Cerro Hudson was lowered to Yellow, Level 4, noting that the eruption that began on 26 October had ceased. Sampling was performed, on individual layers or on the whole deposit, with an attempt to avoid remobilized materials. Modules & Let it cool and harden and then pour another layer. The depressions contained lakes 650 m and 800 m in diameter, surrounded by an intensively cracked glacier. The initial 8-9 August eruption (beginning about 1820 on 8 August) was from a basaltic (50% SiO2) dike through a fissure 4 km long, trending through the NW rim of the 10 x 7 km, ice-filled caldera. Most were long-period with magnitudes less than 2.2. OVDAS-SERNAGEOMIN raised the Alert Level to Yellow (second highest level on a four-color scale), and ONEMI declared an Alert Level Yellow (the middle level on a three-color scale) for the communities of Aysén, Río Ibáñez, and Chile Chico. Lava flows can destroy all structures in their paths, but they advance so slowly that they seldom endanger people. Fumarolic cloud is now principal. 2016: November Lava is molten rock that has been extruded onto Earth's surface. Ash covering 100-150 km area. Bad weather prevented aerial observation, but heavy ashfall was reported at Río Murta (60 km SSE) at 1245, and 7 minutes later at Río Tranquilo, 20 km farther S. The ashfall was accompanied by intense lightning, and a sulfur odor. There is data available for 2 emission periods. Geotherm. On 21 March, re-suspended ash was deposited in Comodoro Rivadavia, accompanying local precipitation and a drop in temperature. Now, scientists have discovered lava lake No. A correspondent for Radio Patagonia Chilena provided more details of the eruption: "Because of poor climatic conditions and inaccessible terrain it has not been possible to reach the sector where the Hudson Volcano has been erupting since Thursday, 12 August. A lava flow from the eruption extended 3.5 km WNW along the Huemules glacier from the N flank of the fissure vent (see map in 16:7); it had a maximum thickness of 8 m. Lava debris flows and aa-like flows were observed on the N flank extending up to 2.5 km from the source. Bull Volcanol, 71: 419-439. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00445-008-0234-x. [As many as 13 distinct layers of ash were deposited in some locations.] The volume of the accumulated ash deposits was estimated at 2.8 km3, equivalent to ~ 2.3 x 1012 kg of ash deposited over a 100,000 km2 area. Holocene peat and lake sediment tephra record from the southernmost Chilean Andes (53-55° S). Cerro Azul, sometimes referred to as Quizapu, is an active stratovolcano in the Maule Region of central Chile, immediately south of Descabezado Grande. Earthquakes near Hudson recorded by the Worldwide Standardized Seismic Net on 14-15 August 1991. When completely solid, lava lakes are sometimes referred to as frozen lava lakes. The ash was not from a recent eruption, but was entirely due to reworking of volcanic ash in dry, windy Santa Cruz Province, Argentina. A 2-m-thick deposit of ash- to lapilli-sized sand and 0.2-5-m-diameter ice blocks was randomly dispersed near the delta. On 12 August, the volcano entered a paroxysmal phase, after four days of lesser explosive activity. 08/1971 (CSLP 80-71) Mid-August eruption generates large plumes and lahars, 04/1973 (CSLP 43-73) Eruption on 5 April causes mud avalanches that bury two people and hundreds of animals, 05/1973 (CSLP 43-73) Temperature rise, not eruption, caused damaging April lahar, 07/1991 (BGVN 16:07) SO2 circles globe; aircraft encounter ash over Australia; >1 km3 airfall on Argentina, 08/1991 (BGVN 16:08) Basaltic fissure eruption preceded andesitic paroxysmal phase; strong winds rework major ash deposits, 09/1991 (BGVN 16:09) New mudflow and gas emission; details of major mid-August tephra fall, 10/1991 (BGVN 16:10) Eruption impact on livestock described, 11/1991 (BGVN 16:11) Large plumes on satellite images, probably wind-blown August tephra, 12/1991 (BGVN 16:12) Overflight reveals thick tephra and disruption of summit glaciers; many early-eruption lava flows, 03/1992 (BGVN 17:03) Sulfur odors; increased river flow and turbidity; fine August 1991 ash remobilized, 02/1993 (BGVN 18:02) Increased gas emission and mudflows, 02/1995 (BGVN 20:02) Sulfurous odors, noises, rising rivers, and thermal anomalies, 12/2013 (BGVN 38:12) October 2011 earthquakes and eruption with ash, causing evacuation, Mid-August eruption generates large plumes and lahars, Card 1280 (16 August 1971) Eruption causes property damage and cattle evacuation, "A volcano, presumable The Hudson, in Coihaique Department in southern Chile, has spread debris over an area of 60 km2 forcing the evacuation of 10,000 head of cattle and sheep from the area. Whatever your mounting need may be, we got a solution for you. Pritchard, M. E., and M. Simons, 2004. Geotherm. [but see 16:9-10]. Seismic activity decreased significantly, reaching a low level characterized by no more than four earthquakes per hour and the absence of tremor. NOAA 10 and 11 satellite images of the eruption's basaltic phase on 8-9 August showed a narrow 550-km-long plume extending NE across the central area of Chubut Province (Argentina). The caldera glacier and the 12-15 August crater were covered by tephra, including bombs and coarse lapilli, estimated to be >10 m thick. Large-volume lava flows could descend valleys and potentially reach highways. The steam escaped from part of crater 1, an area in the glacial ice cap along the W wall of the 9-km-diameter summit caldera (see BGVN 16:07-16:11). The largest of five HB signals was a local M 3.1, located 4 km ESE at a depth of 4.3 km. Fortunately, pyroclastic flows did not spill onto the outer snow-covered flanks during this episode, and no additional mudflows were reported. We welcome users to tell us if they see incorrect information or other problems with the maps; please use the Contact GVP link at the bottom of the page to send us email. The Cordillera Oriental to the east, lower and built on a broad bed of lava, is cut and denuded by rivers with steep gradients, fed by heavy rainfall. [Event notification cards]. Bulletin of Volcanology, 76(5), 1-19. One of the largest eruptions of the 20th century began on 8 August 1991 from a fissure cutting the caldera rim (16:7-12, and 17:3). The odor of sulfurous gas was noticeable everywhere in the area affected by ashfalls, but acid rain was only reported in Gobernador Gregores, 360 km ESE of the volcano, where H2SO4 produced light face and hand burns, and damaged roof paint. 1993; Orihashi et al. Pumice fall was since reported beginning 14 August, and coarse lapilli up to 5 cm in diameter fell 55 km SE.". Tilted steps were observed along the partially collapsed and intensively cracked concentric fractures around the central crater. Very low-frequency earthquakes possibly indicated magma movement. Roughly 50-60,000 sheep and cattle are located within the airfall zone. As a consequence, 50% of the sheep and cattle had died within 30 days of the end of the Hudson eruption. Several small earthquake swarms were recorded between 0400 and 1130 on 12 October. The increased mud- and mass-flow production in the Huemules valley is similar to the April 1973 volcaniclastic flow that followed the 1971 eruption. Small flows were 2-3 m wide and 0.5 m thick; larger ones were up to 15 m wide and 1 m thick. Stern C R, Naranjo J A, 1995. The 3-day andesitic eruption produced a strong Plinian column that ejected pyroclastic material into a very strong SE-directed stratospheric wind (185 km/hr) that kept the plume narrow even 700 km from the volcano. Density measured on 39 pumice samples ranged from 0.61 to 1.05 g/cm3. Large plumes on satellite images, probably wind-blown August tephra. The earthquake hypocenters became shallower with time. Immediately following the initial explosion, a dense, ash-laden column (light brown-greyish in color) formed, reaching ~12 km. Distribucion del volcanismo activo de Chile y la reciente erupcion del Volcan Villarrica. According to the Southern Andes Volcanological Observatory-National Geology and Mining Service (OVDAS-SERNAGEOMIN), seismicity increased during 25-26 October 2011. lavas erupt, they flow for large distances before cooling enough to turn solid. On 27 October, an M 3.6 VT earthquake occurred on the SW edge of the crater. Hudson produced one of the largest eruptions of the 20th century starting on 8 August 1991 from a fissure cutting the caldera rim. The material can be very fluid, flowing almost like syrup, or it can be extremely stiff, scarcely flowing at all. Argentine officials have expressed concern over the >2 million sheep and 3,000 cattle in the affected region. Therefore, many small eruptions of runny lavas form Francisco Munizaga, Professor Volcanology, Department Geology, University of Chile, overflew eruption site August 18 and offered following information: "Eruption not volcano Hudson but caldera Cerro Ventisquero about 30 km N of Hudson at head Huemules Valley. Acid rain. "Eleven people were evacuated from along the Huemules River on 11 August. A continuous eruption began again at about 2000, when satellite images (GOES and NOAA 9 and 11) showed that the plume was carried SE at 185 km/hr (100 knots) at stratospheric altitudes of 17-18 km (figure 3). The plume became disconnected from the volcano at about 1200 on 14 August, by which time, Naranjo reported, the eruptive column reached a stable altitude of 16 km. The vitric particles are composed of pumice (~70%) and cuspate to platy shards (30%). In the first new activity since the paroxysmal event of 12-15 August, a small eruption occurred several days before 6 October, emitting ash that was carried 8 km SE. Clicking on the small images will load the full 300 dpi map. Deposits and post-eruptive activity. Few persons of estimated 50 families in valley expected to have survived.". All reports received to date have reported that eruption began on 12 August. The densest part of the clouds appeared to be ~250 km SE of the volcano, about halfway to the Argentine coast. Weak fumarolic activity was visible at several summit vents and a small rockfall (landslide) on the caldera's N inner wall exposed altered rocks. a large, but almost flat pile of wax. Yuji Orihashi 1, José A. Naranjo 2, Akihisa Motoki 3, Hirochika Sumino 4, Daiji Hirata 5, Ryo Anma 6, Keisuke Nagao 7. Summary of the Holocene eruptive history of the Hudson volcano. The massive volcano covers an area of 300 km2. Minor Plinian eruptions had a recurrence interval of 500 to 1,000 years (Stern and Naranjo, in press). However, two basalt flows erupted about 1,700 years ago extended about 10 mi (16 km) from the summit; one of them contains the Ape Cave lava tube. Pahoehoe lava moves slowly and often forms rock with a smooth or wrinkly surface when it hardens. Information Contacts: Jose Antonio Naranjo, Servicio Nacional de Geologia y Mineria, Avenida Santa Maria 0104, Casilla 1347, Santiago, Chile. Information Contacts: Card 1280 (16 August 1971) Instituto de Geologia y Geografia, Universidad Austral de Chile; Buenos Aires Ansa (radio), Argentina. "This afternoon we learned that the Hudson was erupting with more intensity and that the lives of the inhabitants of Bahia (Eranco) are endangered. Remarks: InSAR data shows at least 6 years of pre-eruptive inflation at Cerro Hudson before the October 2011 eruption. Geothermal activity was not present in the NE part of the caldera. Sulfurous odors, noises, rising rivers, and thermal anomalies. The 2011 Hudson volcano eruption (Southern Andes, Chile): Pre-eruptive inflation and hotspots observed with InSAR and thermal imagery. Viscosity is a term that A … 2004). Fumarolic activity in the central area of the 9-km-wide crater was observed. Lava dome hazards can trigger far-travelled hazardous events. or pillow fragments. Most of the earthquakes were volcano-tectonic events with magnitudes below 3.6 and located W of the caldera at depths between 3 and 25 km. The sheep in Santa Cruz had just survived a particularly harsh winter and were going into the spring lambing season feeding on overgrazed land that had undergone a period of prolonged drought. Grass growing through this deposit has a fluorine content of about 30 ppm. Seismicity continued to decrease during 28-29 October. The Mt. Seismic activity registered grades 3-5 before and after eruption and was limited to locality. 1991 eruption of Hudson volcano One of the largest eruption in Chile in the 20th century began from Hudson volcano on 8 August 1991 at 18:20 hr local time. Newhall C G, Dzurisin D, 1988. Early on the 15th, the plume extended 1,500 km SE, past the Falkland Islands, where it divided into two components, one travelling E, the other S, both quickly becoming diffuse. Paroxysmal activity, 12-15 August. Within the crater, glacier fragments and ponds of green and pale-brown water were visible. Mount Hudson is named after Francisco Hudson, a 19th-century Chilean Navy hydrographer. Two cinder cones occur N of the volcano and others occupy the SW and SE flanks. Avalanches of mud, water, and glacial ice verified. Card 1286 (30 August 1971) Francisco Munizaga, University of Chile; American Embassy, Santiago, Chile. 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