,jasmin_name,name,ID,country,geodetic_measurements,deformation_observation,duration_of_observation,characteristics_of_deformation,latitude,longitude,measurement_methods,inferred_causes,references,Area,frames,Review needed,date_edited,owner_id,subset
0,alid,Alid,221040,Eritrea,Yes,No,2005 - 2010,"<p><span style=""color: #333333;"">Alid is a elongated (east-west) stratovolcano located in the Danakil depressed, Afar. Deposits are mostly basaltic to rhyolitic lava flows. </span>Pagli, et al. (2014), for the purposes of investigating regional velocity fields, has looked at Envisat InSAR data (2005 – 2010) covering this volcano. They report no deformation. Some fumarolic activity can be found towards this north of this volcano however.<br />
The most recent eruptions are thought to be fissure eruptions of Holocene age (Siebert and Simkin, 2002). .</p>
",14.88,39.92,InSAR,[],"['Pagli, C. et al., 2014. Current plate boundary deformation of the Afar rift from a 3-D velocity field inversion of InSAR and GPS. Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth, 119(11), pp. 8562-8575.', 'Siebert, L., and T. Simkin (2002), Volcanoes of the World: An Illustrated Catalogue of Holocene Volcanoes and Their Eruptions, Global Volcanism Program Digital Inf. Ser., GVP‐3, Smithsonian Inst., Washington, D. C. [Available at http://www.volcano.si.edu/world/.]']",Africa and Red Sea,"{'region': 'africa', 'frames': [{'id': '014A_07524_101303', 'track': '14'}, {'id': '079D_07502_111213', 'track': '79'}]}",,,,N