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The article presents the data on ice avalanche in the mountains of the Caucasus and the Alps, obtained as a result of the satellite images’ interpretation in different years. Ice avalanche of hanging glaciers, end parts of glaciers, sections of glaciers on the steep steps of the primary relief, and sections of icefalls were recorded. The activity of ice avalanche in the summer period was revealed. The ejection range of the ice blocks of the Trift glacier in Switzerland in 2017 reached 1,050 m. Ice glaciers were noted on the icefall sections on the Irik, Terskol, Garabashi glaciers (Elbrus city) with an ejection range of up to 330 m. The most active were the rock-stone caving of the hanging glaciers and underlying bedrock in the Kolka glacier comb in 2002 and 2003 and the ice collapses of the advancing glacier on the slope of Kazbek in 2015-2019. Annual ice avalanche from the Bezengi wall marked.

Monitoring of ice avalanche using aerospace and ground information