The number of explosive eruptions at Shiveluch Volcano has significantly increased over the past years, which requires close volcanic monitoring using all available techniques. In order to implement a new monitoring technique into integrated methods of volcano monitoring, the authors analyze response to the intensity of the vertical component in the atmospheric electrical field (EZ AEF) during the movement of ash clouds. Two eruptions of different intensity that occurred December 16, 2016 and June 14, 2017 at Shiveluch were selected for study. We used a combination of satellite, seismic, and infrasound data to select signals in the EZ AEF field. Signals with negative polarity that accompanied ashfalls in the EZ AEF dynamics were registered for both eruptions within the closest area (< 50 km). In the former case, the ash cloud was “dry” and thus it caused aerial-electrical structure of the negatively charged cloud. In the latter case, a strong explosion sent into the atmosphere the large volume of ash and volcanic gases (98% in form of vapour) that resulted in the formation of a dipolar aerial-electrical structure caused by eolian differentiation within the closest area. At the distance of more than 100 km we registered a positivegoing signal that is attributive to the aerial-electrical structure of the positively charged type of the cloud.

The article presents new data on magmatic rock composition from the Stolbovaya formation, Kamchatsky Mys Peninsula. The studied rocks belong to high alumina tholeiitic island arc series and their geochemical characteristics are identical to those from Kronotskaya formations in Kronotsky Peninsula. Magmanicsedimentary complexes of the Stolbovskaya formations were deposited within the volcanic archipelago of the Kronotsky volcanic arc. Geochemical and isotopic data from the studied rocks give evidence that they were formed from a depleted mantle source. The certain observed differences in Eocene rock composition from Kamchatsky Mys and Kronotsky peninsulas are likely caused by differences in fluid regime.

The items of information about eruptions activity of Ebeko volcano in 2010-2011 are resulted. In 2010 from eruption funnel of Northern crater there were two weak short-term explosive eruptions. The eruption was phreatic, the cast out products are submitted by resurgent ashes. Volumes of the thrown out material ~ 1.2 t and ~ 95 t accordingly. All eruptions were anticipated by changes in chemical structure of fumarole gases, before eruption of July 2, 2010 the seismic harbingers were observed. In July, 2011 there was a series of hydrothermal explosions on the average crater of a volcano. The morphological changes have bottom and southwest wall of a crater. The maximal range ejection of ashes did not exceed 560 m.