Minimize Satellite Planning for Puyehue Volcano in Chile, June 2011

SANTIAGO, June 04, 2011 (From AFP) - Southern Chile's Puyehue volcano erupted Saturday, prompting evacuation orders for 3,500 people as it sent smoke billowing into the sky, authorities said. The National Service of Geology and Mining said the explosion that sparked the eruption also produced a column of gas 10 kilometers (six miles) high. The government, which earlier ordered the evacuation of 600 people, expanded that number to 3,500 people to be relocated to shelters in safe areas. Puyehue is located 870 kilometers (540 miles) south of the capital Santiago.

EOLI plot of the Envisat ASAR planning
Ident Mission Abs. Orbit Start Time Stop Time Instrument Mode Acq. Date
1 Envisat 48466 03:51:18 03:51:34 ASA_IM_IS6_HH
Archive: 47604 - Track: 176 - 08 Apr 2011
07 Jun 2011
2 Envisat 48509 03:41:31 03:48:46 ASA_IM_IS3_HH 10 Jun 2011
3 Envisat 48624 03:48:11 03:48:27 ASA_IM_IS6_HH 18 Jun 2011
4 Envisat 48897 03:51:19 03:52:26 ASA_IM_IS6_HH
Archive: 47604 - Track: 176 - 08 Apr 2011
07 Jul 2011
5 Envisat 48932 13:53:11 13:53:32 ASA_IM_IS6_HH
Archive: 47208 - Track: 211 - 11 Mar 2011
09 Jul 2011
Event Timeline
06 June 2011
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Technical Information
Product: MERIS_RR_1P
Satellite: Envisat
Instrument: MERIS
Instrument features: Reduced Resolution
Band combination: 7 (red), 5 (green), 2 (blue)
Date of Acquisition: 06 June 2011
Orbit number: 48458
Orbit direction: Descending
03 July 2011
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Technical Information
Product: MERIS_RR_1P
Satellite: Envisat
Instrument: MERIS
Instrument features: Reduced Resolution
Band combination: 7 (red), 5 (green), 2 (blue)
Date of Acquisition: 03 July 2011
Orbit number: 48846
Orbit direction: Descending
AFP image
Area Map

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