Category Archives: Iceland

Earthquake swarm on Reykjanes Ridge on 19th of May, increased volcano monitoring in Iceland and more

Posted on May 24, 2013 by Jón Frímann

I am sorry for lack of blog posts for the past few days, the reasons for this lack of blog post is that it has been quiet in Iceland for past two weeks. Money issues have also been … Continue reading →

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All quiet in Iceland at the moment

Posted on May 17, 2013 by Jón Frímann

Currently everything is quiet in Iceland, some earthquake activity has been taking place. It is not big or significant at the moment, if that is going to change I do not know yet. So currently there is nothing … Continue reading →

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All quiet in Iceland for the moment

Posted on February 23, 2013 by Jón Frímann

It seems that current quiet period in Iceland continues. So far there has not been a lot of earthquake activity during this week or last week. This is how it has been in Iceland for several weeks now. … Continue reading →

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Just 700 earthquakes recorded in January 2013

Posted on February 11, 2013 by Jón Frímann

According to Icelandic Meteorological Office. Just 700 earthquakes where recorded in January 2013. This is the least active month in Iceland since March 2012. This lack of earthquake activity has meant that I have not had a lot … Continue reading →

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Survey of dangerous Icelandic volcanoes has started

Posted on November 8, 2012 by Jón Frímann

Rúv News reports that survey on Iceland volcanoes and possible risk factors has already started in Iceland. It is expected that this survey is going to take about 20 years. But there is a lot of science research … Continue reading →

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Low earthquake activity in Iceland

Posted on August 30, 2012 by Jón Frímann

This is not going to surprise anyone how read this blog on regular basis. But earthquake activity and volcano activity in Iceland is minimal those past days. As it has now been for past several weeks. This has … Continue reading →

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Quiet in Iceland earthquake wise

Posted on July 20, 2012 by Jón Frímann

Currently it remains quiet in Iceland in terms of earthquakes and other geological activity. I am using that chance to have a bit of summer break. I am also going to move in August, so there is that. … Continue reading →

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Iceland hotspot history of past ~65 million years

Posted on July 17, 2012 by Jón Frímann

Here is an short history of the Icelandic hotspot for the past 65 million years. But it is believed to be around that old. Based on current studies into it. Iceland hotspot during past ~65 million years. Copyright … Continue reading →

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Quiet time continues in Iceland geology

Posted on May 28, 2012 by Jón Frímann

It has been rather quiet in Iceland during past few weeks. This seems to be continuing to some extent. There are few earthquakes and nothing noticeable is taking place in Icelandic volcanoes at the moment. While this quiet … Continue reading →

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Allt quiet in Iceland

Posted on May 7, 2012 by Jón Frímann

It has been rather quiet in Iceland during the past several weeks. March for instance was unusually quiet. I suspect that April was also rather quiet earthquake wise in Iceland. With nothing special going on. I have currently … Continue reading →

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