Research team

Studies sustainable water management in Indus basin

Focuses on our understanding of snow processes

Focuses on Tibetan Plateau lake and glacier changes

Looks at the contribution of glaciers to runoff at catchment scale

Uses numerical modelling and field observations to understand permafrost dynamics on the Tibetan Plateau

Studies small scale atmospheric processes that affect snow

Applies remote sensing and modelling to understand the large-scale water cycle

Studies the atmosphere-cryosphere interface across scales

Unravels large-scale effects of atmospheric processes on glaciers and snow

Advances our understanding of the water-food-energy nexus in the Indus basin.

Has twenty years of solid experience in geo-informatics, water resource management and climate change. As Mountain Hydrology lead, he integrates the group's efforts into a strong multidisciplinary approach to mountain hydrology.