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04 Mar '21

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Re: Request for Videocassette Footage of Crater Peak, Mt. Spurr, on August 18th, 1992
by Jeremy Francoeur 03 Mar '21

03 Mar '21

Got it! Footage and audio do not appear to have any issues. Thank you so much for your help! Best, Jeremy On Wed, Mar 3, 2021 at 11:04 AM Perreault, John M (DNR) < john.perreault(a)alaska.gov> wrote: > Good morning, > > > > Jeremy, you should receive a link from ZendTo to download the file. If you > don’t, try this: > > > > > https://drop.state.ak.us/drop/pickup.php?claimID=BCh67nQGgwDndrWp&claimPass… > > > > Let me know if it all works or not, so we can make sure you get the video. > > > > Cheers, > > John > > > > *From:* Avoemails [mailto:avoemails-bounces@avo.alaska.edu] *On Behalf Of > *Jeremy Francoeur > *Sent:* Tuesday, March 2, 2021 3:26 PM > *To:* Avoemails(a)avo.alaska.edu > *Subject:* Re: Request for Videocassette Footage of Crater Peak, Mt. > Spurr, on August 18th, 1992 > > > > Hi Cheryl, > > > > That would be great! Thank you for getting back to me with the good news > so soon. No rush on the upload, just let me know when it's ready. > > > > Thanks again, > > Jeremy > > > > On Tue, Mar 2, 2021 at 3:18 PM <Avoemails(a)avo.alaska.edu> wrote: > > Dear Jeremy, > > Yes, we have this publication in mp4 format and can share it with you - > it's 1.1 GB in size, so we can put a copy for you at the State of Alaska's > ZendTo site, and you'll have four days to pick it up from there before it > is automatically deleted. > It is fairly poor resolution - I do also have a VHS copy in my office > although it doesn't look better than this digital copy. > My home internet is definitely sub-optimal - I'll try and if I fail, a > coworker will upload it for you. You should get an email from ZendTo when > it is available for you. > > Best wishes on your studies, > Cheryl > > Hello, > > I am writing to you because I am interested in viewing some eruption > footage of Crater Peak, Mt. Spurr, from August 18, 1992. I read about the > footage in the report by M. Doukas et al.: "10 YEARS OF VOLCANIC > ACTIVITY IN ALASKA: > 1983 TO 1992: A VIDEO" as part of a literature review that I am > currently working on as an undergraduate in Robin Matoza's research > group at UCSB. Please let me know if there is a way for me to see the > footage! > > Thanks, > Jeremy Francoeur > >

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Re: redoubt
by Avoemails＠avo.alaska.edu 03 Mar '21

03 Mar '21

Hi Pete - Yep, Redoubt's typical fumarolic activity can appear stronger under certain atmospheric conditions. Redoubt remains at Aviation Color Code Green and Volcano Alert Level Normal. Must have made for a pretty drive - lots of great photos from last night. Thanks, cheryl Looked like my redoubt was giving off a plume of steam driving back from Seward this evening

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[Public Email] redoubt
by pnharren＠gmail.com 03 Mar '21

03 Mar '21

--------------------------------------------------------------- The following message was sent to you via AVO Web Email System: --------------------------------------------------------------- Name: pete Email Address: pnharren(a)gmail.com Subject: redoubt Message: Looked like my redoubt was giving off a plume of steam driving back from Seward this evening ---------------------------------------------------------------- REMOTE IP ADDRESS: 24.237.87.190 USER AGENT/BROWSER: Mozilla/5.0 (Android 10; Mobile; rv:86.0) Gecko/86.0 Firefox/86.0 REFERRING PAGE: https://avo.alaska.edu/contact.php

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Re: Request for Videocassette Footage of Crater Peak, Mt. Spurr, on August 18th, 1992
by Jeremy Francoeur 03 Mar '21

03 Mar '21

Hi Cheryl, That would be great! Thank you for getting back to me with the good news so soon. No rush on the upload, just let me know when it's ready. Thanks again, Jeremy On Tue, Mar 2, 2021 at 3:18 PM <Avoemails(a)avo.alaska.edu> wrote: > Dear Jeremy, > > Yes, we have this publication in mp4 format and can share it with you - > it's 1.1 GB in size, so we can put a copy for you at the State of Alaska's > ZendTo site, and you'll have four days to pick it up from there before it > is automatically deleted. > It is fairly poor resolution - I do also have a VHS copy in my office > although it doesn't look better than this digital copy. > My home internet is definitely sub-optimal - I'll try and if I fail, a > coworker will upload it for you. You should get an email from ZendTo when > it is available for you. > > Best wishes on your studies, > Cheryl > > Hello, > > I am writing to you because I am interested in viewing some eruption > footage of Crater Peak, Mt. Spurr, from August 18, 1992. I read about the > footage in the report by M. Doukas et al.: "10 YEARS OF VOLCANIC > ACTIVITY IN ALASKA: > 1983 TO 1992: A VIDEO" as part of a literature review that I am > currently working on as an undergraduate in Robin Matoza's research > group at UCSB. Please let me know if there is a way for me to see the > footage! > > Thanks, > Jeremy Francoeur >

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Re: Request for Videocassette Footage of Crater Peak, Mt. Spurr, on August 18th, 1992
by Avoemails＠avo.alaska.edu 02 Mar '21

02 Mar '21

Dear Jeremy, Yes, we have this publication in mp4 format and can share it with you - it's 1.1 GB in size, so we can put a copy for you at the State of Alaska's ZendTo site, and you'll have four days to pick it up from there before it is automatically deleted. It is fairly poor resolution - I do also have a VHS copy in my office although it doesn't look better than this digital copy. My home internet is definitely sub-optimal - I'll try and if I fail, a coworker will upload it for you. You should get an email from ZendTo when it is available for you. Best wishes on your studies, Cheryl Hello, I am writing to you because I am interested in viewing some eruption footage of Crater Peak, Mt. Spurr, from August 18, 1992. I read about the footage in the report by M. Doukas et al.: "10 YEARS OF VOLCANIC ACTIVITY IN ALASKA: 1983 TO 1992: A VIDEO" as part of a literature review that I am currently working on as an undergraduate in Robin Matoza's research group at UCSB. Please let me know if there is a way for me to see the footage! Thanks, Jeremy Francoeur

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[Public Email] Request for Videocassette Footage of Crater Peak, Mt. Spurr, on August 18th, 1992
by jwf＠ucsb.edu 02 Mar '21

02 Mar '21

--------------------------------------------------------------- The following message was sent to you via AVO Web Email System: --------------------------------------------------------------- Name: Jeremy Francoeur Email Address: jwf(a)ucsb.edu Subject: Request for Videocassette Footage of Crater Peak, Mt. Spurr, on August 18th, 1992 Message: Hello, I am writing to you because I am interested in viewing some eruption footage of Crater Peak, Mt. Spurr, from August 18, 1992. I read about the footage in the report by M. Doukas et al.: "10 YEARS OF VOLCANIC ACTIVITY IN ALASKA: 1983 TO 1992: A VIDEO" as part of a literature review that I am currently working on as an undergraduate in Robin Matoza's research group at UCSB. Please let me know if there is a way for me to see the footage! Thanks, Jeremy Francoeur ---------------------------------------------------------------- REMOTE IP ADDRESS: 68.6.90.14 USER AGENT/BROWSER: Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_15_7) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/88.0.4324.192 Safari/537.36 REFERRING PAGE: https://www.avo.alaska.edu/contact.php

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Re: Inquiry regarding new photo posted on site (Hi to Cheryl)
by Gtascode 01 Mar '21

01 Mar '21

Hello Cheryl! Thanks very much for the information regarding the Augustine site. It's interesting and it's always good to hear from you. I hope you and everyone you care for--along with all the good folks at AVO--are doing well and are safe. Hope you can also "qualify" for the vaccination waiting list. The 2020 field season had to be a bit difficult for AVO and I hope 2021 is better. Since I qualify as a coot, I've already had both shots. 'May or June when things melt out." I understand completely as mid-May is generally when the last snow leaves our home and driveway. I look forward to driving cars now and then instead of the trucks. Have a good week. Ed In a message dated 3/1/2021 9:39:22 AM Alaskan Standard Time, Avoemails(a)avo.alaska.edu writes: Hi Ed, Hope you are doing well - there are actually two of us here now who answer AVO emails -- myself and John Perreault, who does a bunch of GIS tasks as well as AVO Radio. :)We reached out to one of our field techs about what happened to that site, and she said:"This site at the summit of Augustine Volcano gets completely buried each winter by many feet of snow, which can result in slow crushing of the equipment - most often we find shattered solar panels, but anything outside the hut can be vulnerable. The metal hood and vent on the east wall of the hut were part of a gas sampling experiment designed to measure emissions from the nearby fumarole. While the hood itself looks to be solidly constructed, I suspect that the weight of the snow on that hood caused inward force on the fiberglas hut wall and eventually cracked it. Our fiberglas shelters are designed to withstand a lot of snow burial while remaining light enough (~400 pounds empty weight) that a couple field techs can skid them into position if the helicopter placement isn't perfect - it's important that the solar panels face south!The AUSS hut was repaired in summer 2020 and although it's currently offline since since the solar panels and radio antenna are buried in snow, it has a fair chance of coming back online in May or June as things melt out." I learned a bunch from her answer - thanks for askingCheryl-- Hello AVO (Cheryl?), I enjoyed the new photos posted on your website and was curious about one. What caused the damage to the seismic station on Augustine? Is that bear damage on an island volcano? Info and URL below. Thanks, I know you have more important things to do, but I can't help being curious. Sincerely, Ed MarkerKenai Seismic site AUSS on Augustine summit.Date: July 15, 2020 9:20 PM AKVolcano(es): AugustinePhotographer/Creator: Mayo, WyattURL: http://www.avo.alaska.edu/images/image.php?id=163571

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Re: Inquiry regarding new photo posted on site
by Avoemails＠avo.alaska.edu 01 Mar '21

01 Mar '21

Hi Ed, Hope you are doing well - there are actually two of us here now who answer AVO emails -- myself and John Perreault, who does a bunch of GIS tasks as well as AVO Radio. :) We reached out to one of our field techs about what happened to that site, and she said: "This site at the summit of Augustine Volcano gets completely buried each winter by many feet of snow, which can result in slow crushing of the equipment - most often we find shattered solar panels, but anything outside the hut can be vulnerable. The metal hood and vent on the east wall of the hut were part of a gas sampling experiment designed to measure emissions from the nearby fumarole. While the hood itself looks to be solidly constructed, I suspect that the weight of the snow on that hood caused inward force on the fiberglas hut wall and eventually cracked it. Our fiberglas shelters are designed to withstand a lot of snow burial while remaining light enough (~400 pounds empty weight) that a couple field techs can skid them into position if the helicopter placement isn't perfect - it's important that the solar panels face south! The AUSS hut was repaired in summer 2020 and although it's currently offline since since the solar panels and radio antenna are buried in snow, it has a fair chance of coming back online in May or June as things melt out." I learned a bunch from her answer - thanks for asking Cheryl -- Hello AVO (Cheryl?), I enjoyed the new photos posted on your website and was curious about one. What caused the damage to the seismic station on Augustine? Is that bear damage on an island volcano? Info and URL below. Thanks, I know you have more important things to do, but I can't help being curious. Sincerely, Ed Marker Kenai Seismic site AUSS on Augustine summit. Date: July 15, 2020 9:20 PM AK Volcano(es): Augustine Photographer/Creator: Mayo, Wyatt URL: http://www.avo.alaska.edu/images/image.php?id=163571

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by wellnessfa.m.i.ly.4＠gmail.com 01 Mar '21

01 Mar '21

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