Pretty much all of the US has by now noticed our small little April fool’s joke. Why now you might ask? Well, let us start at the beginning. The readers and commentators at Volcanocafé are as a crowd a highly intelligent and very knowledgeable group. Since the onset of Volcanocafé we have published a bogus…
2013 will most likely go down to history as the year with the least amount of interesting volcanic eruptions. And with that I mean volcanic eruptions that have good instrumentation and webcam, because we need both to be really interested in them. Otherwise it has been a rather regular volcanic year. The two stars have…
The last couple of days I have been thinking about what to write today, the day that Volcanocafé becomes 2 years old. It is a great place for learning, there is not a single day in which I do not learn something new and wondrous. I get to read loads of fantastic articles from people…
Following the motto “Four eyes see more than two” we want to ask the crowd to find links to public earthquake databases from around the world. There are the usual suspects, USGS, EMSC and such, but they only provide events above a certain magnitude. We are also interested in small, local microseismic events which are…
Every place needs a few new ideas now and again to not get stale. So, it is time to do a few changes at the Volcanocafé. Some of them will undoubtedly be technical; basically we are not that happy with the looks of things as it is now. Other changes will be editorial so that…
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