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New 3D Model of Eruption by Fagradalsfjall

For the first time since May 18, scientists were able to fly over the eruption site by Fagradalsfjall mountain, Southwest Iceland, Wednesday to take photos to be used for making a new 3D model of the lava field.

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New 3D Model of Fagradalsfjall Eruption

New 3D Model of Fagradalsfjall Eruption
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New 3D Model of Fagradalsfjall Lava Field

New 3D Model of Fagradalsfjall Lava Field From the eruption site. mbl.is/Kristinn Magnússon Vala Hafstað The model was created by the Photogrammetry Department of the Icelandic Institute of Natural History and is based on photos taken from an aircraft Sunday. The photos were processed in Agisoft Metashape. The project was done in collaboration with the Civil Protection and Emergency Management of Iceland, The National Land Survey of Iceland and the University of Iceland. See for yourself. You can view the lava from any angle, zoom in and out, and get a grasp of its size and shape. It is quite intriguing.

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New Scots film charts dramatic decline of glaciers in Iceland

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Tayside father and son capture dramatic climate change impact on Iceland s glaciers over a three decades

© Supplied by Alice Watterson, Uni Colin and Keiran Baxter Thank you for signing up to The Courier daily newsletter Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up A Dundee University researcher has followed his famous father’s footsteps across the glaciers of Iceland to chart a generation of dramatic change. More than three decades on, Dr Kieran Baxter has replicated images taken by his father, celebrated Scottish landscape photographer Colin Baxter to demonstrate the devastating effects of climate change. © Supplied by Alice Watterson, Uni The Hoffellsjokull glacier. The pair worked together to replicate original images, taken by Colin on a family holiday in 1989, to show the retreat of several outlet glaciers of the Vatnajökull ice cap – Fláajökull, Heinabergsjökull, Hoffellsjokull, Hólarjökull and Skaftafellsjökull – in the south east of the country.

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