The three maps depict the location of the volcano along with the configurations of a specific village before and after the volcanic eruption.
Overall, the transformation of the village emphasizes a significant loss in houses and agriculture, showing the extensive damage caused by the eruption, particularly in the area near the volcano.
Before the eruption, the volcano was positioned to the left of the village, which features an array of houses, flourishing palm trees, and two prominent lakes, one located centrally and the other to the west. Furthermore, the village was constructed with an organized layout, integrated with nature, indicative of a thriving community.
However, after the eruption, a significant number of trees and huts were destroyed. Especially, the lake nearer to the volcano has been demolished and become drought. Moreover, although the other lake still contains water, its surroundings have become smaller because of the effect of the eruption. The road, once a vital pathway, is now partially blanketed in lava, further underscoring the catastrophic consequences of the volcanic event.