Melissa Anne Pfeffer, specialist of the Icelandic Meteorological Office in the field of ash and chemical distribution, went on a day trip...

Morgunblaðið photographer Ragnar Axelsson captured Öræfajökull on aerial photographs this weekend. The new cauldron is clearly visible in...

Comparison of LANDSAT-8 images from 20.01.2018 and 10.12.2017 indicates little changes to the cauldron in the top caldera of Öræfajökull...

Awaiting a new scientific fly-over, already some new pictures are published from a commercial flight. That tiny dot in the middle is the...

Scientists are planning a flight over Öræfajökull volcano in southeast Iceland in order to take another measurement of the cauldron that...

...When considering all these data together, the interpretation is that the activity in Öræfajökull has been fairly stable over the last...

(Translated from Icelandic original) Ragnar Axelsson has flown three trips over Öræfajökull since the cauldron was first seen on November...

ASTER satellite image from NASA & USGS No visible changes on the surface, since we received the LANDSAT-8 image from 10.12.2017. See:...

Scientists have studied new photographs of Öræfajökull taken yesterday and their findings show that the subsidence of the new ice...

A comparison of LANDSAT-8 images (NASA & USGS) from today (10.12.2017) and 17.11.2017. The cauldron has widened and a pattern of...

Volcanologist Ármann Höskuldsson says that the situation at Öræfajökull volcano is "Far from normal." There's still geothermal heat in...

A photograph taken by the SENITEL-1 satellite yesterday morning, November 20th showing the fissures that have been formed in the...