Titlebook: Water, Cryosphere, and Climate Change in the Himalayas; A Geospatial Approac Ajay Kumar Taloor,Bahadur Singh Kotlia,Kireet Kuma Book 2021 T

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Climate Change and Its Impacts with Special Reference to India,. India has a population of over 1.2 billion that makes it one of the most vulnerable regions in the world. Climate scientists estimate an increase of 2.1° to 2.6 °C in temperature by 2050 and around 3.3° to 3.8 °C by 2080 over the Indian region that is already experiencing climate change. Further c

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Remote Sensing Based Assessment of Glacier Resources in Parts of Ladakh Mountain Range, a Trans-Him generated for 2017 (OLI/TIRS). The glaciers are small in size (mean size − 0.24 km.), high altitude (mean elevation − 5570 m amsl), northerly facing (NW-NE), and moderately steep (10°–40°). Using SoI as a base map, the glaciers indicated a loss of 21.2% (5.1 km.) at a rate of 93 m./year from 1962 t

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Snow, Glacier, and Glacier Lake Mapping and Monitoring Using Remote Sensing Data,ous remote sensing-derived snow cover area products available. To overcome the limitations of optical data in terms of cloud presence, the microwave RS data is highly useful for snow cover mapping and snow physical parameters retrieval. However, for snow physical parameters such as snow water equiva

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