Where are volcanoes active now?
This map shows current volcanic events from the LiveGlobe backend based on NASA EONET. Small volcano markers show observed event locations; smoke animations start with staggered timing so the map stays calm and alive. In LiveGlobe 3D you compare volcanoes with earthquakes, weather, clouds, wind and more natural events.
Short clips
The app in motion: short, genuine glimpses straight from use.
At a glance
How the app feels on your phone.
Install it because volcanoes rarely stand alone.
The web map quickly shows where volcanic events are reported. The app goes further: connect volcanoes with earthquakes, clouds, weather, wind, wildfires and sources on the 3D globe.
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Volcanoes in global patterns
On the 3D globe, island arcs, subduction zones and hotspots become easier to understand than in a flat list.
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NASA EONET and sources
Events point to EONET and sources such as Smithsonian Global Volcanism or NASA Earth Observatory.
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See them with earthquakes
Many volcanic regions sit on plate boundaries. In the app you compare them directly with current quakes and other layers.
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Calm map, living markers
The web markers emit light smoke with staggered timing so even many volcano points stay readable.