Latest assessment of monitored areas

Current monitoring shows no signs of any imminent major rockslides that could result in dangerous tsunami run-up in populated areas. Spontaneous small-scale landslides may occur on the slopes marked in red in Figures 1 and 2. It is advised not to stay near these areas, either on land or at sea. Summary of the monitoring […]

Current monitoring shows no signs of any imminent major rockslides that could result in dangerous tsunami run-up in populated areas. Spontaneous small-scale landslides may occur on the slopes marked in red in Figures 1 and 3. It is advised not to stay near these areas, either on land or at sea.   Summary of the

The current monitoring shows no signs of any imminent large landslides that would generate hazardous tsunami run-up affecting inhabited areas. Spontaneous small-scale slides and rockfalls may occur on the rock slopes marked in red in Figures 1 and 2. Presence near these areas – whether on land or on water – is advised against. Summary

Monitoring shows no immediate risk of major, imminent landslides or dangerous wave run-up in inhabited areas. Spontaneous minor slides may occur on the mountain slopes marked in red in Figures 1 and 2. Staying near these red-marked areas is discouraged, both on land and at sea. Summary of Monitoring Data for the Past Month Registered

The monitoring shows no risk of major, imminent landslides or dangerous wave run-up in inhabited areas. Spontaneous minor landslides may occur in the unstable mountain slopes marked in red in Figures 1 and 2. Staying near the areas marked in red is discouraged, both on land and at sea. Summary of Monitoring Data for the

The latest monitoring shows no signs of an imminent major landslide that could cause dangerous wave run-up into inhabited areas. However, smaller, sudden rockfalls may still occur on the mountain slopes marked in red in Figures 1 and 2. Staying near these areas is not advised, either on land or on water. Developments in the

The current monitoring shows no signs of any imminent large landslides with hazardous wave run-up capable of reaching inhabited areas. Sudden, smaller slides may occur on the rock slopes marked in red in Figures 1 and 2. Presence near these areas is discouraged, both on land and at sea. Summary of past month’s monitoring Recorded

The image above illustrates change-detection analyses of mountains in Umiammakku Nunaat. Satellite radar data from Sentinel-1 were acquired on 25 and 31 January and form the basis for visualizing changes resulting from movement. The blue-green colours indicate no significant changes, whereas the pink colours indicate changes caused by movement. The current monitoring shows no signs

The current monitoring shows no signs of any imminent large landslides with hazardous wave run-up capable of reaching inhabited areas. Sudden, smaller slides may occur on the rock slopes marked in red in Figures 1 and 2. Presence near these areas is discouraged, both on land and at sea. Summary of Monitoring for the Past

The current monitoring shows no signs of any imminent large landslides with hazardous wave run-up capable of reaching inhabited areas. Sudden, smaller slides may occur on the rock slopes marked in red in Figures 1 and 2. Presence near these areas is discouraged, both on land and at sea. Summary of past month’s monitoring Recorded