Sep 30, 2019
Original caption:
In CALDERA we see how Melissa Pfeffer, an atmospheric volcanologist, pulled off the first ever gas subtraction from an active caldera at the biggest glacier of Europe.
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Original caption:
In CALDERA we see how Melissa Pfeffer, an atmospheric volcanologist, pulled off the first ever gas subtraction from an active caldera at the biggest glacier of Europe.
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Volcano Iceland by SL BERLIN Via Flickr: September 2014
Iceland 2014 by SL BERLIN
 by SL BERLIN
And the Winner of the Volcanic Event of the Year is....BARDABUNGA VOLCANO & HOLUHRAUN ERUPTIVE SITE !
Here are the nominees (The Wired)Â http://www.wired.com/2015/01/2014-pliny-volcanic-event-year-goes/
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Northern Lights and Bárðarbunga Volcanic Eruption by Hörður Finnbogason
Bardabunga volcano/Holuhraun eruption site last update :Â
It's now official, Holuhraun eruption is the largest effusive eruption in Iceland since Laki : lava covers more than 67 km2 & volume of 1 km3, the largest since Laki in 1783-84.
Signs of subglacial eruption are still there (see LanSat8 images of the South Western Cauldron)
(source University of Iceland / photos credits Mashable Arctic/Image/Corbis)
Video of a quadcopter drone flyover of the Bárðarbunga volcano in Iceland.
There's a making-of video here