VICE-CHANCELLOR, of The University of the West Indies (The UWI), Professor Sir Hilary Beckles heard firsthand from scientists at the University’s Seismic Research Centre (UWI–SRC) about their months of treacherous work and experience, when he visited Saint Vincent and the Grenadines last Friday. Vice-Chancellor Beckles was briefed by the scientific team, led by Volcanologist, Dr Adam Stinton on its monitoring and advising on the Soufrière volcano, which has been critical …
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St.Vincent and the Grenadines can expect a boost in the monitoring capacity of the La Soufriere Volcano
A project is being undertaken here to install Seismic Stations on mainland St. Vincent, to boost the monitoring capacity of the La Soufriere Volcano.
This is according to Volcanologist, Dr. Adam Stinton as he provided an update on the activities taking place at the La Soufriere Volcano.
Dr. Stinton says there are also plans to install Tilt Meters to assist with the monitoring exercise.
Sir Hilary visits with scientists monitoring La Soufriere
DR ADAM STINTON, (right) Volcanologist at UWI–SRC, briefing Professor Sir Hilary Beckles on the monitoring of La Soufriere Volcano. Social Share VICE-CHANCELLOR, of The University of the West Indies (The UWI), Professor Sir Hilary Beckles heard firsthand from scientists at the University’s Seismic Research Centre (UWI–SRC) about their months of treacherous work and experience, when he visited Saint Vincent and the Grenadines last Friday.
Vice-Chancellor Beckles was briefed by the scientific team, led by Volcanologist, Dr Adam Stinton on its monitoring and advising on the Soufrière volcano, which has been critical to the Government in preparing for, managing and now recovering from the volcano’s eruption.
Head of the La Soufriere Monitoring Team, Dr. Adam Stinton said the team is currently testing equipment to be installed in the upcoming weeks. Dr. Stinton