Welcome to HOTVOLC




HOTVOLC is a web-based satellite-data-driven reporting system dedicated to the real-time observation of volcanic products.
This application is developped and managed by the Observatoire de Physique du Globe de Clemont-Ferrand (OPGC). It uses on-site automated ingestion of MSG-SEVIRI geostationary data for direct dissemination of ready-to-use products on a full web-GIS interface.



This application allows you to interactively browse satellite imagery and associated products for both real-time (RT) and past events.



BY CONTINUING, THE USER AGREES TO THE FOLLOWING TERMS OF USE



Data provided by HOTVOLC can only be published with our permission. Publications must include an acknowledgement of, and citation to, the HOTVOLC observing system as specified below :


Contact : M.Gouhier@opgc.fr


Acknowledgement


• The authors gratefully acknowledge the HOTVOLC observing system, hosted by OPGC, for the provision of satellite imagery and/or READY products via https://hotvolc.opgc.fr/


Citation


• Gouhier M., Guéhenneux Y., Labazuy P., Cacault P., Decriem J., Rivet S. (2016).
HOTVOLC : a web-based monitoring system for volcanic hot spots. Geological Society, London, Special Publications, 426, SP426-31.





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I - HOTVOLC : Observing System


HOTVOLC is a web-based satellite-data- driven reporting system dedicated to the real-time observation of volcanic products. This application is developed and managed by the Observatoire de Physique du Globe de Clermont-Ferrand (OPGC). It uses on-site automated ingestion of MSG-SEVIRI geostationary satellite data from EUMETSAT primary dissemination protocol using the Digital Video Broadcasting - Satellite 2 (DVB-S2) service.

This allows acquisition of High Rate Information Transmission (HRIT) level 1.5 data format, corresponding to image data that have been corrected for unwanted radiometric and geometric effects. Images are geolocated, calibrated and radiance linearized.

HRIT digital numbers are converted into spectral radiance (in Wm-2sr- 1µm-1) and then processed through validated algorithm for direct dissemination of ready-to-use products on a full web-GIS interface.

This application allows you to interactively browse satellite imagery and associated products for both real-time (RT) and past events.



II - HOTVOLC : Deliverables


We currently provide real-time Earth Observation (EO) products of volcanic activity at a 15-min time step on about 50 targets. Data provided can be :

Lava monitoring :

- Thermal state @3.9µm (geotiff map + CSV timeseries)
- Total spectral radiance (CSV timeseries)
- Number of hot spots (CSV timeseries)
- Discharge rate (m3/s) (CSV timeseries)

Ash monitoring :

- BTD 5-band method (geotiff map + CSV timeseries)
- Area (CSV timeseries)

SO2 monitoring :

- BTD tropospheric @8.7µm (geotiff map + CSV timeseries)
- Area (CSV timeseries)



III - HOTVOLC : Staff


Scientist in charge :

- Mathieu Gouhier (Physicien-Adj, OPGC) - M.Gouhier@opgc.univ-bpclermont.fr

Contributors :

- Philippe Labazuy (Physicien-Adj, OPGC)
- Yannick Guéhenneux (IE, OPGC)

Technical staff :

- Philippe Cacault (IE-ITARF, Resp. SDI, OPGC)
- Yannick Guéhenneux (IE, OPGC)
- Gaël Raux (engineering student, ISIMA)
- Rémi Huerta (engineering student, ISIMA)
- Sandrine Rivet (IE-ITARF, OPGC)
- Judicaël Decriem (IE-CDD, OPGC)
- Jean-Claude Bergès (IR - Paris 1)



IV - HOTVOLC : Support


- OPGC (Observatoire de Physique du Globe de Clermont-Ferrand)
- CNRS-INSU (SNOV : Service National d'Observation en Volcanologie)
- CNES (Centre National d'Etudes Spatiales)
- Eumetsat (http://www.eumetsat.int/)



VOLCANO DATE TSR NB HOT PX SATURATE PX NB ALERTS (WEEK) NB ALERTS (MONTH) NB PX (ASH5) BTD (ASH5) NB PX (SO2) BTD (SO2) CLOUD COVER (%) CONFIDENCE
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Thermal monitoring

Spectral radiance @ 3.9 um
Spectral radiance @ 12 um

Lava monitoring

TSR (Total Spectral Radiance)
HOTSPOT Number
VFR (Volume Flow Rate)

Ash monitoring

BTD (2-band method)
Area (km²)
Altitude max (km)
Concentration max (g/m²)
Total mass (kt)

SO2 monitoring

SRD (tropospheric @ 8.7 um)
Area (km²)
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