GLACIER RESPONSE TO CLIMATE CHANGE IN WESTERN AND NEPAL HIMALAYAS
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This document discusses a proposed study to investigate the differing patterns of glacier retreat and advancement in the Western Himalayas versus Nepal. The study would use geospatial techniques like spatio-temporal mapping, glacier health monitoring, and thickness change analysis. Attending a workshop would help streamline the proposal, provide guidance on planning field studies and timelines, introduce new geospatial analysis techniques, and give access to additional data sources and inventories.
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