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Welcome to the Hawaii Supersite

SAR Footprints Data Source availability
   SAR
Envisat most recent Nov 5, 2011
ERS No data available
ALOS NEW data!
TerraSAR-X available from DLR
Radarsat-1 March 23, 2008
Radarsat-2 No data available
UAVSAR May 9, 2011
Cosmo No data available
Seismic
all types IRIS Hawaii Station Map
Geodetic
GPS UNAVCO Data Archive Interface
Strainmeter No data available
Tilt No data available
Others
Gas Open File Reports
gravity No data available
High-res No data available
Lidar No data available

All ground-based data are open access according to the policies of the respective data provider unless specified otherwise. Users of ground-based data originating from volcano observatories agree to give proper attribution and to refrain from making public predictions or forecasts of volcanic activity, pursuant to established international protocols (IAVCEI, 1999, Professional conduct during volcanic crises, Bull. Volcano. 60: 323-334)

SAR Data

    Envisat

    simple index Google Earth file of ASAR frames

    Google Maps view of ASAR frames


    ENVISAT ASAR data from mode 4, track 157, spanning 4/12/07 - 6/21/07 and showing deformation associated with the "Father's Day" intrusion and eruption, including summit subsidence and rift opening. Interferogram made by Mike Poland of the USGS.

    Radarsat-1

    The Canadian Space Agency has generously granted permission for the Hawaii Supersite to distribute Radarsat-1 data from a simple index.

    ALOS

    JAXA has provided ALOS Palsar data for the Hawaii Supersite provided the user accepts the terms of use available here.


    ALOS PALSAR data spanning 5/5/07 - 6/20/07 and showing displacements associated with the "Father's Day" intrusions and eruption along Kilauea's east rift zone. The rift zone spread apart and the summit deflated as a consequence of the activity. Interferogram made by Mike Poland of the USGS.

    UAVSAR

    UAVSAR data can be downloaded from this search interface. To get a list of Hawaii scenes, search on "HI".

    TerraSAR-X

    TerraSAR-X data can be obtained by submitting a proposal to the German Space Agency (DLR) via the TerraSAR Science Service System ( http://sss.terrasar-x.dlr.de/). Users should first establish an account on the Web site before preparing and then submitting their proposal. In the proposal, specify that you intend to make use of data as part of the Hawaii Supersite. DLR will review the proposal and, if it is accepted, establish a user account from which a pre-determined number of TerraSAR-X scenes from Hawaii may be ordered. It may take up to several months for the proposal to be evaluated.

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Earthquake Data

This website is a prototype created by UNAVCO and WInSAR on behalf of the Group on Earth Observations (GEO) and the European Space Agency (ESA).


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