Elastic Maps played a crucial role in tracking and visualizing the impact of the Cumbre Vieja eruption on La Palma by using its time slider feature, which enables the animation of datasets to show changes over time. The eruption, which began after a series of seismic events, led to widespread destruction, displacing thousands, destroying homes, and affecting the island's ecosystem and economy. Elastic Maps facilitated the integration of real-time data from various sources, including drone imagery and seismic activity, to create detailed maps that illustrate the evolution of lava flows and the impact on buildings and infrastructure. This data-driven approach not only helped in understanding the current situation but also provided insights that could aid authorities in preparing for future natural disasters. The visualization tools in Kibana, alongside Elastic Maps, allowed for a comprehensive exploration of the event, offering valuable information for experts and authorities to mitigate future risks.