Thread by @StrevaProject

At #LaSoufriere #StVincent this project worked with @uwiseismic & @NEMOSVG from 2014-2018. NEMO asked us to make some communication films and @VincieRichie shared his expertise about past eruptions on a tour of the island.
(VEI = Volcanic Explosivity Index) 1/8

Filmed in 2016, in this video @VincieRichie explores the impacts of the 1902 #LaSoufriere eruption on the Leeward side of the volcano. He explains how we use the deposits to understand the eruption 2/8

Now @VincieRichie from @uwiseismic has jumped over to the Windward side (Rabacca Bridge) explains why its important not to be near or north of this bridge during explosive eruptions #staysafe (filmed in 2016) @NEMOSVG 3/8

Here @VincieRichie explains in 2016 why its important during #LaSoufriere eruptions to be clear of #Fancy #staysafe #SVG 4/8

And at Orange Hill @VincieRichie on #LaSoufriere ~SVG explains why a village that is a great place to be in 2016, becomes a bad place to be during a volcanic eruption. #staysafe #SVG 5/8

Finally @VincieRichie is in the Dry Wallibou River in 2016 - and shows some of the really large deposits from 'prehistorical eruptions' and how the rocks tell us about what happened - even though we didn't see it. #staysafe @NEMOSVG #staysafe 6/8

This timeline here was produced by @PaulCole23 & @VincieRichie as part of our studies. The paper can be found here: sciencedirect.com/science/articl… #collaboration 7/8

The films were a collaboration with @NEMOSVG @uwiseismic with @LambdaFilms and @volcanna @terepantere @J_StoneFCDO @VolcanoJenni We hope you find it useful to #staysafe today. @scarlett_jazmin