Aug 1975 8 Apr−27 Jun 1993
NE
Region DK1
SSEENNWSWW central
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WT
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2
Westerly SW NW Central Northerly NE Easterly SE Southerly
Drought events are:
• associated to several WTs;
• mostly including different flow directions;
• different events by different WTs;
• only
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underneath the bridge.
The automated hydrometric station at Gígjukvísl shows that the water level has increased by 1 metre during 20 hours (from 14 PM Oct. 31 to 10 AM Nov. 1). Since the floodwaters dig into the river bed, spread out and frequently change their course it must be kept in mind that the water level measured at a fixed location can only be viewed as an indicator of discharge. More
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0.501.05 12:17:2553.56.8 km NW of Grímsfjall
0.601.05 11:38:13Check.6.9 km NNW of Grímsfjall
0.301.05 11:36:41Check.7.7 km NE of Krýsuvík
0.701.05 11:31:58Check.4.6 km SE of Bárðarbunga
0.501.05 10:53:07Check.5.1 km S of Fagradalsfjall
1.001.05 09:20:04Check.3.1 km E of Flatey
0.501.05 08:53:41Check.4.8 km W of Þrengsli
0.901.05 08:35:09Check.2.4 km NE
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Stefánsson et al.
2000
The Icelandic continuous GPS network - ISGPS March 18, 1999 - February 20, 2000
Þóra Árnadóttir et al.
36
2000
Simulation of surface velocities and stress changes for the MS=7.1, 1784 earthquake, Iceland
Þóra Árnadóttir et al.
31
2000
Earthquake-prediction research in a natural laboratory - PRENLAB-TWO
Ragnar Stefánsson et al.
2000
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on activity in Eyjafjallajökull assessment from 14 April until 9 October 2010
QA on the eruption in Eyjafjallajökull, Iceland - 17 April
Forecast for volcanic ash fall in Iceland - updated from 20 April until 23 May
Photos from Eyjafjallajökull - 9 May
An eruption in South Iceland - 23 MarchPhoto galleriesReconaissance flights with the Icelandic Coast Guard - from 24 March until 22 May
Local
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that observed during
the first dike intrusion in february-march 2021. There are indications that the
deformation and seismicity is declining and this was precursory to the eruption
which started on 19th March 2021. Considering all of the above, the likelihood
of an eruption at Fagradalsfjall within the coming days is considered to be substantial.
Sentinel-1 interferogram spanning 20 July to 1
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Sea ice was closest to land 31 nm NW of Barði, 25 nm NW of Straumnes, 19 nm NA of Horn and 43 nm NNW of Skagatá. Some floe and strip strayed off the main ice edge.
Another survey was done 13th December: The main ice was closest to land 53 nm WNW of Grímsey, 32 nm NNW of Skagatá, 32 nm ENE of Hornbjarg, 25 nm north of Hornbjarg, 20 nm WNW of Straumnes and 30 nm WNW of Barði.
Surveillance off
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