In our new mini-documentary series “Modeling the Future” we highlight the motive, aims, methods and results of individual researchers of our Mountain Hydrology Group. The first two clips of the series focus on the postdoc projects of Philip Kraaijenbrink and Arthur Lutz: Pan-TPE and SustaIndus. Philip Kraaijenbrink The high mountain […]
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Snow processes, such as refreezing of meltwater and cold content dynamics (i.e. warming and cooling of the snowpack), are poorly understood in the Himalaya. A new study, led by Emmy Stigter, presents new insights on which snow processes play a key role in the energy and mass balance of the […]
New study in Scientific Reports led by Maxime Litt that examines different models in High Mountain Asia
Mountainhydrology will be at AGU Fallmeeting 2016 the coming week with a whole bunch of exciting posters and talks. Drop by, say hi and ask us on advice on how to fall asleep when a 800kg Yak incessantly burps next to your tent. On Monday Arthur will kick off with […]