Hi Cheryl, Thank you for granting us permission to use this image. Can you grant us permission by agreeing the below summary rights through this mail chain? Summary rights: Following rights to the licensed material specified herein are granted to Pearson Education, its worldwide subsidiaries and affiliates, authorized users, and customers/end-users: Use of the licensed material, in whole or in part, in the of “Physical Geography Laboratory Manual: A Landscape Appreciation”, (“Pearson Product”), and in products that support or supplement the Pearson Product, and in products that use, or are comprised of, individual chapters or portions of the Pearson Product, and in-context promotions, advertising, and marketing materials for the same; Territory (World); Languages (all); Formats (print and electronic, and accessible versions); Term (unlimited); Print Quantity (unlimited); Electronic Quantity (unlimited). Thanks, and Keep safe! Best regards, Jeamweal Jeamweal Bonilla Rights and Permissions Education SPi Global T (035) 422-0158 ext. 23644 M +639336105238 Jeamweal.Bonilla@spi-global.commailto:joanmariez.diaz@spi-global.com www.spi-global.comhttp://www.spi-global.com/ ________________________________ From: Avoemails@avo.alaska.edu Sent: Thursday, November 5, 2020 3:05 AM To: Bonilla, Jeamweal Subject: Re: Pearson Permission Request [External Email]-Avoid clicking links or opening attachments unless you trust the sender. Hello Jeamweal, Yes, you may use the image in your book. However, the information in it is outdated - it was made in 2008 and has not been updated to reflect changes in the monitoring equipment at Okmok volcano. If you would like to use the shaded relief image of Okmok that this image was made from (without the stations), you could use this publication: https://dggs.alaska.gov/pubs/id/7041 . This DEM is pre-2008 eruption. For a post-2008 DEM we have this one: https://dggs.alaska.gov/pubs/id/23223 Thank you, cheryl Hi, I am writing on behalf of Pearson Education Inc., to seek permission to use your image in our book titled Physical Geography Laboratory Manual: A Landscape Appreciation authored by Darrel Hess. The said image will be used as one of the illustration in this book. Link to the image we are requesting: https://avo.alaska.edu/images/image.php?id=14363 Looking forward for your positive response. Thank you so much for taking time to read my message, have a good day!