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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think they said the volcano was a level two but the guests didn't know what that meant. Apparently there are only 3 levels. so yeah, pretty serious but tourists probably thought it was out of 5 or 10 and again, assumed they wouldn't go there if it was really dangerous. I mean the guides didn't have any trepidation. That's an excursion I totally would have chosen. [/quote]

It’s not hard to google what does level 2 mean. It goes 0,1,2,3 with 3 meaning currently erupting. So level 2 means eruption imminent. Yes the tourism should stop at level 2 but money talks. Anyone that visits a volcano should educate themselves on levels and unless they are a volcanologist or the volcano is labeled extinct or dormant they should stay far away.[/quote]

They explained it as 1-2-3 on the documentary.  Seems like they need to differentiate risk more for level 2. Something like 2A, 2B, 2C, etc. 
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+1. They said that 1 was dormant and 3 was erupting. So, a pretty useless system as is.[/quote]

https://www.geonet.org.nz/about/volcano/val

it is a 0-5 scale. Not hard to google. [/quote]

Pretty sure the documentary said it was a 1-3 scale. Are you citing 1-5 from the documentary or just googling?

In any case, just because something is easy to google, it doesn't mean that people will normally think to google it or that they should be expected to do so.l[/quote]

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