El Hierro

[jand]

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#8206;36 seismos desde la 00:00 horas hasta las 7:13 horas....pero solo es por recolocación...sino fuera porque la cosa no es coña, es para descojonarse ya desde la mañana
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Marcos Sosa #8206;3.2-1.2 km from the coast and 5 km from the roquillos tunnel
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[jand]

Important Update Just Posted On Avcan

Translated from Spanish

According to Takeshi Sagiya, Professor at the University of Nagoya, scientific collaborator of the INVOLCAN and scientific resposnable of the permanent GPS network of the INVOLCAN volcanic Canary surveillance, no significant shifts in the permanent instrumental GPS stations are observed during the last few weeks. On the other hand, data from seismic activity reflected a reactivation of the same under the North coast of El Hierro which may indicate a second magma ascent process. There are two possibilities to explain the changes observed in the GPS stations. One of them is Let's see again signs of inflation (shifts eastward in FRON and westward in SABI). Probably the current seismic activity is deep and the deformation of the ground will gradually intensify as it occurred during the months of July - August... but we must also think about another possibility. Given that a fracturing has been created that already he has promoted magma as a result of the activity of July-August, the magma can be climbed without registering additional inflation. So far we have not seen signs of significant deflation, so that the amount of magma at depth can be large enough to continue to provide magma to positions more shallow under El Hierro. If so, the activity can continue.




By: INSTITUTO VOLCANOLÓGICO DE CANARIAS

[Florence]

Yawn.

[jand]

Scientists analysing seismic activity on the Island of El Hierro have warned how a second volcanic eruption could be on the point of happening.



Even though scientists last week spoke of signs of the first eruption off the south coast of the island, decreasing in activity early last week. seismic activity off the opposite coast of the Island led to fears that the eruprion may simply be about to enter a new phase. Over 150 earthquakes were recorded over the course of this weekend around the areas of Frontera and El Golfo, reaching as high as 3.0 on the richter scale.



It is thought that this activity could signal that the magma is now trying to break through to the surface on the opposite side of the island.

No changes to the state of alert have been made - the Island as a whole remains on Yellow alert, with the town of La Restinga, close to the Volcanic eruption on the south coast, remaining on red alert. It has also been rumoured that the El Golfo area may also be moved up to red alert, and the Los Roquillos tunnel closed if earthquakes continue.

A senior Volcanologist, Nemesio Perez, explained to Spain's national broadcaster RTVE "What we do know is that there is activity with magma and this chapter has still not been closed," he said.

The PEVOLCA spokeswoman, Ana Vidal, confirmed the news and referred to the activity as being "great and accelerating."

Although it is a couple of days old now, this Youtube clip shows a good graphical demonstration of what may be happening or about to happen >>

The PEVOLCA committee met this morning to discuss the events of this weekend, but it was found that there is insufficient data to predict what will happen in the coming days, weeks or months.

Read further news stories about the El Hierro Volcano by clicking the link HERE .

[jand]

EL PEVOLCA CONFIRMA UN CAMBIO EN LA SISMICIDAD QUE ESTÁ SIENDO VALORADO EN TÉRMINOS DE UNA NUEVA ERUPCIÓN.

31-10-2011 ... 15:43 - Dirección General de Seguridad y Emergencias

El grupo de trabajo del comité científico establece que sin una aceleración en las deformaciones no se puede hablar de una erupción inminente

El comité director del Plan de Protección Civil por Riesgo Volcánico (PEVOLCA), reunido esta mañana en El Hierro ha confirmado un cambio en la sismicidad al norte de la Isla que esta siendo valorada para "establecer si hay posibilidad o no de una erupción en esa zona".

En este sentido, el grupo de trabajo del Comité Científico reunido esta mañana, y en el que participaron representantes del INVOLCAN, IGN, CSIC e IEO, se han referido a "una sismicidad que se produce a 20-26 kilómetros de profundidad, asociada a un posible mecanismo de realimentación magmática del proceso eruptivo en curso".

Asimismo establecen otro escenario "a 10-15 kilómetros, que sí podría valorarse como precursor de una nueva erupción". De todas formas todavía es pronto para hacer una previsión, dado que la aceleración de la sismicidad a esa profundidad, más somera, no está produciendo un incremento de la deformación. La deformación tendría que aportar en los próximos días evidencias que permitieran asegurar que se produciría una nuevo foco de emisión en el norte.

Por su parte, se espera que los resultados de los análisis de Helio, realizados por parte del INVOLCAN, puedan dar mayor información. Cabe recordar que un mes antes de la erupción de La Restinga se dio un incremento significativo de este gas.

La Restinga

El proceso eruptivo del sur, sigue desarrollándose con normalidad, tal y como indican la señal de tremor registrada, y los datos recogidos por el buque Ramón Margalef, del IEO, que creen haber apreciado un hundimiento del edificio volcánico, con los datos obtenidos con la sonda acústica. Dada la turbidez del agua, no es probable que el buque pueda tomar imágenes de vídeo de la erupción submarina.

Cono volcánico y colada vista desde La Restinga
 Cono volcánico visto desde el sur

[jand]

Translated from Spanish
PEVOLCA CONFIRMS THE CHANGE IN THE SEISMIC BEING value in terms of an eruption.

31/10/2011 ... 15:43 - General Directorate of Security and Emergency

The working group of the scientific committee states that without an acceleration of deformation can not talk of an impending eruption

The Steering Committee of Civil Protection Plan for Volcanic Risk (PEVOLCA) met this morning in El Hierro has confirmed a seismic shift in the north of the island that is being evaluated to "determine whether or not there is a possibility of an eruption at that zone ".

In this sense, the working group of the Scientific Committee met this morning, and attended by representatives of non-tip, IGN, CSIC and IEO, have referred to "a seismicity occurs at 20-26 km depth, associated with a possible feedback mechanism magmatic eruption process in progress. "

Also establish another scenario "at 10-15 km, which itself could be valued as a precursor to an eruption." Anyway it is still early to forecast, since the acceleration of seismicity at that depth, shallower, it is not producing an increase in deformation. The deformation would have to provide evidence in the coming days designed to ensure that there would be a new source of emission in the north.

For his part, hoped that the results of the analysis of helium, performed by the non-tip, to give more information. Recall that a month before the eruption of La Restinga there was a significant increase in the gas.

La Restinga

The eruption process of the South, continues to develop normally, as indicated by the tremor signal recorded, and data collected by the ship Ramon Margalef, IEO, who believe they have seen a collapse of the volcano, with the data obtained with the echo sounder. Given the murky water, it is unlikely that the ship can take video images of the underwater eruption.

Wash volcanic cone view from La Restinga
 Volcanic cone seen from the south

[jand]

http://twitter.com/#!/search?q=%23ElHierro

There is a picture here sorry I dont know how to upload it but they have had a 3.4 earthquake  just after 1600 and I think they are saying and pointing out a crack has appeared in the ground near a family house.

[jand]

Another Explanation of the events in El Hierro

DIARIOELHIERRO, Spain (31/10/2011. 14:01 pm)

The director of the Geophysical Observatory of the National Geographic Institute (IGN), Carmen Lopez, said Monday that the eruption in La Restinga continues, "but it has stabilized," he said. "In fact, he added, there was a slight deflation, coupled with a process beginning to stabilize" he added.

Lopez, who appeared before the media after a meeting held on Monday by the office of Pevolca Ceoci Valverde, confirmed that the seismicity in the south of the island has disappeared almost entirely, "he said.

Meanwhile, in the north of the island in the Gulf, "there is a new stage with this seismicity and it has two scenarios: a deeper area between 20-23 miles which we believe is associated with the feedback from the shallower seismicity, ie, nuance-magma coming from deeper and is about 20-23 miles at this time. At this time it is not able to climb to the base of the oceanic crust. Until then there will only be potential to cause an eruption on the surface " he said.

(This particular last line was hard to determine intent. I think he has acknowledge the two chamber scenario, along with that one is higher but the distance is shallower than 20 to 23 kms, but it is not filling... I think that is right)

Dr. Carmen Lopez said, "that we are noticing increased seismicity now, is more associated with the deepest part of feedback," he said. According to Lopez, "this also has appeared to be shallower seismicity, between 10-14 km in the area, but is still very small in magnitude and number."

(This bears out the first line. It is apparently rising, but he acknowledges it finally. Attaboy Jon F. -If it pops he gets to name it, just no crazy Icelandic names )

In this sense, Lopez said, "Now we have to do is be very aware of how strains evolve," he said.

(No kidding Lopez.)

There is insufficient data confirming an eruption at Frontera.

(Well slip a boat over there and have them sit and look, you see bubbling, gases, and floating pumice stones Lopez you might find that an eruption is underway).

Also, the director of the Geophysical Observatory of the National Geographic Institute (IGN), Carmen Lopez, argues that we are now assessing how it will evolve, or intensify the process thats already running and starting a new eruptive process.

Lopez said, "For now, we do not have enough data to know if we have a new eruption starting in the coming days, weeks, or something imminent. We dont have enough information at this tim to think of this as an eruption. "

So basically we are going to sit and wait. But here is a nifty little fact. Both of the eruption sites are on the corners of the inverted "C" rift. Rifts are known for slipping on the corners and ends and they are notorious about it. If thats the case then the flank fault or worse comes into play. Jon gets his eruption confirmation and us Rift/flank fault failure types get our slide into the ocean. Not LOL on that one in either case. The important thing is that they are now acknowledging most of what we are seeing and have been saying and that is bad ju-ju.

Lurk-Witchdoctor headdress on cause we are going to need a mojo I think put. This I think is going to rise like a rocket in the coming days, they will confirm Jons findings and much to the shrieking terror of most of us. The implications of this are grave simply because of the size. Toba is a two or three chambered volcano. This is two very likely and the size is basically from 25-30 kms, 60 kms wide and multi tiered in a stepping stool kind of thing. Restinga is likely a vent for the main event which is under the island and El Golfo bay. A fissure is likely opening and that doesnt necessarily mean in the bay. If it faults and falls on the SW corner then I can think of all sorts of scenarios that could happen

[jand]

Something is happening in La Restinga as far as I understand the sea has changed colour gone darker and this could be magma rising.

It is showing on www.diarioelhierro.es

[jand]

Update EarthquakeReport.

Data update 31/10 – 20:20 UTC
 The muddy stain looks to be more active than ever before. A satellite image would reveal a far greater stain than last week. The fact that the eruption at La Restinga increased again might be linked to the stronger earthquakes in the El Golfo area. One of the scenarios earlier discussed at jonfr.com, a dedicated amateur volcano follower discussion group, was that the La Restinga – Las Calmas – Puerto Naos eruption was feeded by deep magma movement at El Golfo. This scenario seems to become more realistic with the current events. The picture belongs to diarioelhierro.es and was taken by Gelmert Finol at 18:00 today!
 The oceanographic ship, the Roman Margalef has detected magmatic material with another composition than last week.  Apparently the material was red colored and totally different than the initial black stones with a white inner layer.

[SurfJames]

quote:Originally posted by Florence

Yawn.

Florence.  Comments like this make you look crass, uneducated, stupid and dull. You clearly lack intelligence and the ability to look beyond xfactor and strictly cum dancing.

As a child we look at the World with wonderment. We look fascinated at ants climbing tree bark and so on. Then we go to school and get subjected to ridicule and humiliation, and become grey individuals with closed minds. We choose to become grey because it is safe and protects us from bullies.

If you find that volcanoes on this beautiful planet boring; a planet full of teeming millions and a cacophony of sound, colour and movement, then you have a dead soul.

Just my opinion and reaction to a dull comment. I'm sure you're not really like this, but you wanted a reaction and you've got one.

I, for one, am really pleased and grateful that people take the time to research and comment, about this amazing event.

[SurfJames]

Jand,

Wow - some fascinating facts coming out here. I had no idea that helium was expelled during a volcanic process. Helium is an inert gas - infact so un-reactive that it's prescence was not found, even though it was predicted as a gap in the periodic table. So where is the helium stored in the earth? It's not made from a chemical reaction, so where is it coming from? Unless, it is attracted to magma, from the atmosphere, in some way yet to be explained.

As to the ocean changing colour, I believe that was explained as the next stage in the process, and yes, it is due to a large amount of magma being extruded from the earths crust. (The original yellow/green staining of the sea was due to the high level of sulphur being expelled - which reacts with oxygen to form sulphur dioxide which then dissolves in water to form sulphuric acid - hence dead fish - Yes folks I'm a scientist!)

Keep the news coming jand.

[Florence]

This can't be for real....

[Alex Heney]

quote:Originally posted by SurfJames

quote:Originally posted by Florence

Yawn.

Florence.  Comments like this make you look crass, uneducated, stupid and dull. You clearly lack intelligence and the ability to look beyond xfactor and strictly cum dancing.

While yours just makes you look like a nasty and unpleasant person.

[Gonefishing]

Alex Heaney

While yours just makes you look like a nasty and unpleasant person.

The same can be said about Florence towards Jand.

There have been over 11000 hits on this site .

I am with SurfJames and are very thankful for all the information on this thread.

[jand]

From Earthquake/report.com

Important update 01/11 – 08:19 UTC
 - Scientists have found large smoking lava in the Las Calmas sea in front of La Restinga (earlier jacuzzi area).
 - It is hard to believe that we still do not have a webcam (and/or time lapse camera) directed on the stain. Such a camera would not only be great for us followers, but also for science. The  Sakurajima volcano is a good example for the results.
 - The currently installed webcam @ Frontera should be directed towards the El Golfo Bay during the current events.
 - The University of Cadiz has said that the deformation is decreasing in the south because of the eruption and is gradually increasing in the El Golfo area (earthquake area). The university of Cadiz is cannot rule out a possible eruption in the Frontera bay area (ER: nobody can rule out anything at the moment. All instances are making their best guess, a volcano is unpredictable as where and when he/she will erupt. A major earthquake (M 4.5 to 5.5) may put events in a final direction or it may simple stop suddenly.)
 - Yesterday was the most seismic active since October 8 – 153 earthquakes were counted and 6 were greater than M 3
 - Today a new 3.9 magnitude quake was felt at 04:15 UTC.  2 quakes were greater or equal to M 3
 - a stronger harmonic tremor has been recorded since 07:00 this morning (see below at the end of the graphic).

[jand]

I think below is in answer to a quastion why was the last 3.9 quake was heading nearer towards La Palma.


Lurking says:

 November 1, 2011 at 07:07


Starting to get... rather accumulative.

http://i39.tinypic.com/23mv2nq.png

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Lurking says:

 November 1, 2011 at 06:44


Well, I just blew away an hour of my life.

In summary, the hotspot that drives island formation in the Canaries have have changed modes of operation following the formation of Gomera.

La Palma and El Hierro have formed near simultaneously, with alternating intensity levels from island to island. While one goes strong, the other peters along, then they swap roles with the other having the intense activity.

This is similar in mode of operation to the Hawaiian hotspot driving two near simultaneous lines of volcanoes. The theory has some problems, but that's the closest fit to the available data and assists in accounting for the age differentials in the islands.

From the paper: "GEOLOGY AND VOLCANOLOGY OF LA PALMA AND EL HIERRO,
 WESTERN CANARIES," Carracedo, Badiola, Guillou, Nuez, Torrado.

During the Pliocene, a submarine volcanic edifice or seamount formed in the island of La Palma, made up of pillow lavas, breccias and haloclasties, intruded by trachytic domes, piugs of gabbros, and a highly dense dyke swarm. The íntense magmatic and dyke intrusion uplifted the searnount up to 1,500 m, tilting it 45-50° to the SW. This intrusive phase was foiiowed by a period of quiescence and erosion of the emerged submarine edifice.

...

Another point of interest is that the islands of La Palma and El Hierro are the first of the Canaries to form simultaneously, with possibly alternating eruptive activity, at least in the most recent period. This separation in a «dual line» of islands and the greater depth of its oceanic basement account for the long time they have required to emerge since the formation of the prior island of La Gomera.

...

The activity of the subaerial volcanism began in El Hierro with the development of Tiñor volcano on the NE fiank of the island (approximately from 1.12 to 0.88 ma), with the emmission of massive typical basalts. The volcano developed quickly, with different stages of growth, the eruption of Ventejís volcano being the terminal explosive stage, and probably the precursor of the collapse of the NW flank of the edifice some 882 ka ago. The emissions of the new voIcano -El Golfo, approximately 545 to 176.000 ka- totally filled the depression of the lateral collapse of Tiñor volcano, the lava flows of which then spilled over the flanks of the earlier volcano. The beginning of the construction of the El Golfo volcano seems to have taken place after a relatively Iong period of activity, probably coinciding with the maximum development of the Cumbre Nueva rift on La Palma.

...

The excessive growth of this volcano triggered the failur of its north flank, generating the the spectactular scarp and present El Golfo depression.


And the paper link:

http://acceda.ulpgc.es/bitstream/10553/383/1/1463.pdf

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Lurking says:

 November 1, 2011 at 06:50


And for the graphically inclined... this event came with precursors.

http://i41.tinypic.com/a3dwro.png

[jand]

Update 01/11 – 09:16 UTC :
 X updates ago we stressed on this page that a quick evacuation of the El Golfo bay area could be jeopardized by the blocking of the Los Roquillos tunnel in the event of a major +4.5 earthquake.  Our scenario was feeded by the fact that the authorities closed the Los Roquillos tunnel during the first half of October out of rockfall / landslide fears.
 In a document written by the Instituto Geográfico y Minero de España (IGME) is stated that the tunnel is no longer safe for magnitudes greater than  4.5. (source Diario de Avisos)
 People who are unfamiliar with volcanic bursts / eruptions have to know that major eruptions almost always coincide with a strong earthquake.  We are sure that Pevolca would take action if such a situation would be imminent.

[jand]

http://www.ign.es/ign/layoutIn/volcaSenalesAyerHoy.do#

[jand]

Looks like the harmonic tremor is growing again on El Hierro (the width is getting wider) .

http://www.ign.es/ign/layoutIn/volcaSenalesAyerHoy.do#

I may be wrong but before the last erruption I am sure the harmonic bands got wider .

Maybe someone else could confirm this is correct.

[fifi]

Thanks for all the updates jand. I didnt have a chance to look yesterday because of the Funeral.

                 ....................
The Islanders request for information is finally being answered. (Translated from the El Hierros emergency website)

http://www.emergenciaselhierro.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=297:la-consejeria-de-sanidad-del-gobierno-de-canarias-ha-constituido-un-grupo-de-seguimiento-de-la-situacion-generada-en-el-hierro&catid=114:pagina-principal&Itemid=53


October 31, 2011

In order to facilitate citizens' access to information will be placed on the website of a leading health that allows direct access to all the actions that Public Health is developing since the beginning of this phenomenon in the volcanic island of El Hierro , including a table within the application Infoplayas to collect data continuously analyzed and a recommendation not to swim in the affected area, the precautionary principle.

The performances in public health will focus on the following areas:

Health surveillance of the bathing water quality

Three samples are made weekly on alternate days for health surveillance of water quality. It has been established that the time lapse between sampling and analysis should be as short as possible, making the first analysis the same business day on which samples are obtained whenever possible. Chemical analysis was performed to determine the turbidity, electrical conductivity, salinity, pH and sulfate, in addition to standard microbiological analysis within the control program Bathing Water.

Health surveillance of the quality of drinking water

At least once a week is being carried out surveillance of the quality of drinking water in storage tanks and distribution networks. The parameters are being assessed residual chlorine, temperature, pH and odor.

Health assessment of air quality

Mobile Unit of the Deputy Ministry for the Environment located in La Restinga. Parameters analyzed: SO2 (sulfur dioxide), NO2 (nitrogen dioxide), O3 (ozone), CO (carbon monoxide), H2S (hydrogen sulfide) and PM10 (particulate matter). Hourly and daily assessment.

Food safety

We have proceeded to refer to the Public Health Laboratory of the Department of Health Gran Canaria samples of two shipments of fish appeared dead and had been referred to the IUSA (Institute of Animal Health and Food Safety at the University of Las Palmas) for conducting autopsies.

They have requested an investigation of heavy metals (cadmium, lead and mercury) for which the laboratory is accredited, and those who have health regulations established limits: Regulation (EC) No. 1881/2006 of of 19 December 2006 fixing the maximum levels for certain contaminants in foodstuffs.

Also made appropriate representations to the Deputy Ministry of Fisheries to request the Ministry of Environment, Rural and Marine Affairs (MARM), the determination of dioxins and PCBs in the CSIC laboratory located in Catalonia, with which the Ministry has a package for the determination of contaminants in fishery products, whose limits are specified in that Regulation.

Epidemiological Surveillance

From the Epidemiology and Prevention services are tracked daily in coordination with the health center in El Pinar and with other health centers in El Hierro and Valverde Border in order to detect any health effect that might occur in citizens of the island.

[jand]

This is strange (unless its my computer)

I have just checked the ign site and there is nothing showing to update the earthquakes since 0715.

[fifi]

There have been no more earthquakes since that time jand. http://www.avcan.org/?m=Animacion

[jand]

Copied from the blogs on jonfr.com/volcano

They named the new volcano erruption last week as Bob and they are not being crude when they say (our Bob farter) as I am sure I have previously read  it is normal in the scientific world  to describe
an erruption sometimes as a fart.

(Hope I am right )

Copied below.

El Hierro underwater volcano has returned to expel smoking pyroclastic (fragments of magma) to the surface of the sea, off the coast of La Restinga, as they have confirmed to Efe sources of the Government of the Canary Islands.
 In addition, this time it appears that the fragments of magma that emerge from the volcano are larger than before and cause a darker stain in the water. They said on Monday. It seems that our Bob Farter has sunk, and that it is possible that a new mouth has opened in the same rift but nearer to the coast of la Restinga.

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[jand]

Important Update 01/11 – 11:24 UTC
A new El Golfo Helicopter video has been published on you tube. The quality is poor but it looks like a 'green stain' eruption has started in the El Golfo bay. More video will have to be conclusive, but as it coincides with the stronger harmonic tremor, it can certainly not be excluded.
We remind our readers that also in the La Restinga / Las Calmas eruption, it started with a green stain only eruption, later followed by the Jacuzzi / Burbuja and thereafter by the grey muddy like stain.
Decisive information will soon come from IGN or CSIS we reckon.
More:

 [link to earthquake-report.com]

[fifi]

Yes the Government mentions the pyroclastic steam in La Restinga jand. I will have a look and see if I can find any photos of it.

IGN spotted a total 93  earthquakes on Sunday, two of them with a magnitude of 3.9http://www.gobcan.es/noticias/index.jsp?module=1&page=nota.htm&id=144308

31/10/2011 ... 19:54 - Ministry of Economy, Finance and Security

Seven of these movements were felt by the El Hierro population

The volcano monitoring network monitoring 24 hours of National Geographic Institute (IGN) has confirmed the direction of the Civil Protection Plan for Volcanic Risk Islands (PEVOLCA) during the October 30 earthquakes were located 93, seven of which were felt by the population. Two of them were recorded with a magnitude of 3.9 on the Richter scale, the largest after the start of the eruption south of La Restinga.

Most of these movements were aligned in the NNW SSE in the area of the Gulf, from the sea about 12 km from the coast to the center of the island. The depth of which varies between 14 17 km and 20 25 km. In total, since the 17th of July, 10 708 events have been found.

Furthermore, the amplitude of the tremor signal is stable, remains at levels similar to those of the previous days and no significant episodes.

Moreover, this afternoon appeared large pyroclastic steaming on the surface of the sea south of La Restinga.

Deformation

According to reports from scientists at the University of Cadiz, and with reference to the deformation of the ground, continue two separate scenarios. The south of the island shows a remission in increasing deformation, clearly marked by the eruption process and that is evident in the data recorded in the GPS station of La Restinga.

In the north of the island, seen in the deformation component increased to a lesser extent North and the East, led by an acceleration in GPS station located in the NW of the Gulf.

Recommendations

The new seismic situation that occurs in the north of the island does not rule out the scenario of a possible volcanic eruption

Therefore, from the direction of PEVOLCA, it is recommended to the residents of El Hierro remain vigilant to the advice and recommendations that are sent through the Civil Protection authorities in the same way they have done throughout this eruptive process .

In this regard, in coming days, will move to the neighboring self-protection measures to be taken in case of occurrence of earthquakes of greater magnitude, repeating the information system was launched in the summer.

It should be recalled that the Government of the Canary Islands has enabled a website that collects these recommendations, and all information related to this situation. www.gobiernodecanarias.org / DGSE / sismo_hierro.html, and the page of the Chapter of El Hierro, www.emergenciaselhierro.org, and the permanent helpline 012 Canary Islands Government.

The 1-1-2 phone is only for emergency care.

[jand]

Fifi I think this new staining is in the El Golfo area and not la Restinga please could you confirm this.

There has also been two earthquakes within two minutes of each other at a depth of 15km just after 1115.

[fifi]

Will have a look and see what I can find. The Government were referring to la Restinga but there may be more updates. Back later.[]

[jand]

Son de Bueu says:

 November 1, 2011 at 11:57


SAR plane fly this morning in the area:
 https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/308404_2369237683687_1632834657_2300435_768499397_n.jpg

These plane had IR cameras

[jand]

Son de Bueu says:

 November 1, 2011 at 12:17


New 'strong' quake in El Hierro.. intensity unknow at the moment.
 La Restinga, El Monacal, Frontera...

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