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The Hawaiian Volcano Observatory
(HVO)
United States Geological Survey
P.O. Box 51
Hawaii National Park, Hawaii 96718
USA
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(1) 808-967-7328 |
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(1) 808-967-8890 |
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Scientist in Charge: |
Dr. Jim Kauahikaua |
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Chief of Operations: Steve Brantley
HVO was founded in 1912 by Thomas A. Jaggar, Jr., and has been a permanent part of the U.S. Geological Survey since 1948. HVO is responsible for monitoring earthquakes and volcanoes in Hawai`i. The volcanoes considered active include Kilauea, Mauna Loa, Hualalai, Lo`ihi (submarine), Mauna Kea, and Haleakala (Maui).
More information about HVO can be found in these online publications:
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The
Story of the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory—A Remarkable First 100 Years
of Tracking Eruptions and Earthquakes
HVO’s founding in 1912, advances in monitoring tools and techniques, significant discoveries over the past century, and notable eruptions and earthquakes during the past 100 years. |
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Eruptions
of Hawaiian Volcanoes: Past, Present, and Future
The origin of Hawaiian volcanoes, Hawaiian eruptions, monitoring and research, volcanic products and landforms, volcanic hazards and benefits, and more (2nd revised edition). |
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