Logo link to homepage

Global Volcanism Program | Image GVP-11879

An eruption in 2005-2006 that covered 23 km2 of sea floor with lava at the East Pacific Rise encased three ocean-bottom seismometers. Scientists successfully recovered two seismometers that were deployed in 2003 with the remotely operated vehicle Jason during a National Science Foundation/Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution expedition in April 2007. Photo courtesy National Deep Submergence Facility, ROV Jason, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution and National Science Foundation.

An eruption in 2005-2006 that covered 23 km2 of sea floor with lava at the East Pacific Rise encased three ocean-bottom seismometers. Scientists successfully recovered two seismometers that were deployed in 2003 with the remotely operated vehicle Jason during a National Science Foundation/Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution expedition in April 2007.

Photo courtesy National Deep Submergence Facility, ROV Jason, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution and National Science Foundation.

Creative Commons Icon This image is made available under the Creative Commons BY-NC 4.0 license terms.

Galleries: Submarine Volcanoes

Keywords: submarine volcano | lava flow | volcano monitoring | technology


Northern EPR at 9.8°N