Time-lapse video of melting snow, which was due to two days of continuous precipitation from Cyclone Hudhud, October 2014 field trip to the Langtang Valley.
You may also like
The paper by Emily and Walter on the modelling of high-altitude precipitation processes in the Langtang catchment using WRF is now available […]
The Indus is one of the most meltwater-dependent rivers on Earth, and hosts a large, rapidly growing population and the world’s largest […]
UAV manufacturer senseFly from Switzerland uses our Lirung Glacier UAV study that was performed using their Swinglet CAM UAV as a case study to […]
Glaciers covered by debris – rocks, dirt, silt, and sand – are common in the Himalayas. Depending on who’s counting (and where […]