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Keeping an Eye on Volcanic Ash
Claus Zehner, European Space Agency, ESRIN, Italy.
Neil Fletcher, EUMETSAT, Darmstadt, Germany.
The recent ash clouds from Iceland’s Eyjafjälla volcano grounded hundreds of flights across Europe causing travel chaos and costing the European airline industry billions of Euros. The volcanic ash, which caused such turmoil in European airspace, was monitored using both satellite and ground based technologies. To take stock of what has been learned about ash cloud detection, monitoring…
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