Kīlauea Eruption: Be a Volcanologist

Downloads–Handouts and Visuals

	Download all files for Lesson 0 Volcano photographs Volcano with plume Lava spatter Volcano panorama Volcanology handout Volcano Card Sort Data handout
	Download all files for Lesson 1 Hawaiʻi Volcanoes slideshow Hawaiʻi Volcanoes Shield Volcano Kohala Mauna Loa Mauna Kea Hualālai Kīlauea Observation Journal handout Hawaii Volcanoes Data handout Deformation Model Demonstration video (optional) Hawaiʻi Lava Flow Hazard Map visual
	Download all files for Lesson 2 Monitoring Kīlauea visuals May 2, 2018 Map Eruption in Leilani Estates Hawaiʻi Volcano Hazard Update Evacuation and Road Closure Map Monitoring Kīlauea Data handout
	Download all files for Final Project Final Project visuals: Kīlauea Eruption Continues slideshow (for Extension) Halemaʻumaʻu ash plume (Slide 2) Rock thrown by explosion (Slide 3) Cracks in road (Slide 4) Fissure 20 fountains (Slide 5) Lava flowing in channels (Slide 6) Map of lava flows May 3–19 (Slide 7) Fissure 22 fountains (Slide 8) Explosions at Kīlauea summit (Slide 9) Lava flow in Leilani Estates (Slide 10) Tephra on Leilani Avenue (Slide 11) Map of lava flows May 3–31 (Slide 12) Map of lava flows May 3–June 3 (Slide 13) Lava advances toward Kapoho Bay (Slide 14) Lava enters Kapoho Bay (Slide 15) Lava fills Kapoho Bay (Slide 17) Kīlauea summit crater collapses (Slide 18) Installing additional GPS stations (Slide 20) Cinder cone at Fissure 8 continues to grow (Slide 21) Cone at fissure 8 is now more than 50 m high (Slide 22) Aerial view of fissure 8 (Slide 23) Lava flowing in channel to ocean (Slide 24) Measuring temperature of a crack in the ground (Slide 25) Aerial view of collapsed crater (Slide 26) Adding new land to the island (Slide 27)