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Google Earth Volcano Lab 2014 Introduction and Instructions In this lab, you will be visiting many different volcanoes. As we learned, there are 3 different types of volcanoes that can be classified in different ways. Each volcano is unique. For every volcano you see, you will be asked to find the following information: Latitude and Longitude Summit Elevation Type of Volcano (it may have more than one name) Whether it is located on an island or large land mass Last eruption (if known) In order to do this correctly, you must follow the directions very carefully. 1. Open Google Earth 2. Mid way down the left side, click on the “Earth Gallery” link. 3. Open the “Volcanoes- Global Volcanism Program” 4. This will bring you back to the Google Earth window. 5. Click “Volcanoes” under “Temporary Places”. 6. As you zoom around the world you will see a great many volcanoes signified with a red volcano icon. 7. Use the search window to help you find the 1st volcano (Etna) that is listed on the attached data table. Acquire all information needed. 8. Be sure to zoom in and rotate the screen. Click on anything you like to learn about the volcano. All information can be acquired by clicking on the red volcano icon on the map. 9. To get the date of most recent eruptions, click on the “Smithsonian Volcano Information” link at the bottom of the pop-up window. To return to the Google Earth window, click on the “Back to Google Earth” link on the tool bar at the top of the page. 10. Repeat the steps for each volcano listed on the data table. 11. HAVE FUN! Google Earth Volcano Lab Location and Name Mediterranean Italy, Etna Mediterranean, Greece, Santorini Mediterranean Turkey, Ararat Africa Kenya, Namarunu Africa Cameroon, Cameroon Middle East Syria, Jabal ad Druze Middle East Iran and Afghanistan, Taftan Middle East Indian Ocean (South), McDonald Islands New Zealand (New Zealand), Tongariro Tonga Islands Southwest of Samoa West Mata Papua New Guinea (southeast), Lamington Melanesia Australia, New Ireland, Ambitle Philippines Luzon, Mayon Kamchatka Mongolia, Khanuy Gol China Eastern, Longgang Group Washington, Mt. St. Helens Korea, Halla USA, Colorado, Carriozo USA, Hawaiian Islands, Mauna Loa Mexico, Isla Tortuga South America, Equador, Tungurahua South America Peru, El Misti South America, Colombia, Nevado del Tolima Iceland and Arctic Ocean, Atlantic Ocean (Jan Mayen), Jan Mayen Latitude and Longitude Summit Elevation(m) Type of Volcano (list only one) Island Land 2014 Date of last eruption Google Earth Volcano Lab 2014 Antarctica Erebus Montserrat, Soufriere Japan, Mount Oyama Reunion, Piton de la Fournaise Indonesia, Krakatau Solomon Islands, Kavachi Nicaragua, San Cristobal Ecuador, Tungurahua USA, Shishaldin Japan, Usu Ecuador, Guagua Pichincha Philippines, Mayon Russia, Bezymianny Guatemala, Pacaya Iceland, Hekla Russia, Karymsky Questions 1. Which volcano had the highest elevation? _______________ 2. Which volcano had the lowest elevation? ________________ 3. Which volcano had the most recent eruption? _______________ 4. How many were shield volcanoes ? ______ How many of those were on islands ? ______ 5. How many were stratovolcanoes ? ______ How many of those were on islands ? _______ 6. How many were cinder volcanoes ? ______ How many of those were on islands ? ______ 5. Which was the most common type of volcano? ____________________ 6. Of the 40 volcanoes, how many volcanoes were on islands? ______ 7. How many volcanoes were on land? ________ 8. Which volcano was your favorite to learn about? __________________________________________ Why?________________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ 9. Did you like or dislike this lab? Please explain why. _______________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________