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Remote Sensing based Monitoring
ICIMOD maintains a multi-level remote sensing based observation system for snow and glacier monitoring, including:
- Mapping and monitoring of glaciers and glacial lakes using Landsat and other high resolution satellite images
- Snow cover monitoring using MODIS
- Glacier mass change monitoring using unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) and high resolution stereo satellite images
- Detailed investigation of glaciers in representative basins/sub-basins
Related News
- Learning to Map and Monitor Glaciers(26 Jan 2016)
- Learning to Monitor Glacier Health(30 Nov 2015)
- Investigating Lemthang Tsho (Lake) outburst in Bhutan (28 Sep 2015)
- Workshop on Application of Geospatial Technology in Climate Change Research(29 Mar 2015)
- Training on remote sensing-based monitoring and assessment(17 Oct 2013)
- Science and Technology Training in Grindelwald and Tubingen(11 Sep 2013)
- Quest to unravel the cause of the Seti flash flood, 5 May 2012(25 Jun 2012)
