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E-Bulletin (Sep-Dec 2014, Vol. 2, Issue 3)
Short field report: Changri Nup and Mera glaciers (P. Wagnon)
08 Dec 2014
The team stayed 10 days on Changri Nup Glacier (21 November – 1 December), reading and installing ablation stakes between 5300 and 5500 m, installing a new meteorological station on the debris covered part of the glacier carrying out some GPR measurements for debris property characterization
READ MORELangtang Valley Field Trip – Glacier Hydrology and UAV
24 Oct 2014The field work was merged with several other projects to make optimal use of field personnel and logistics. In addition to visiting the ICIMOD/KU/DHM meteorological and hydrological stations, we conducted maintenance on precipitation stations installed...
READ MORETraining course on “Satellite-based Applications in Climate Change”
08 Dec 2014The objectives of the course were to provide hands on training in processing of satellite data using an integrated approach utilizing geo-spatial and ground based monitoring techniques to address climate change issues and to bring awareness of current environmental issues...
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