This project receives the support of Grants-in-aid for Science Research from the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, local governments, and private sector grants. Already we have held report meetings four times in Ladakh in India and in the Kyrgyz Republic, and four times in Hakuba Village in Japan for various stakeholders including local residents, mountain guides, and mountain hut operators. To mitigate natural hazards, we also actively pursue outreach activities as a means of returning the results of our research to local residents.
Utilizing a range of methods including fieldwork (field observation), GIS (geographic information system) and remote sensing (satellite images, UAV aerial images and aerial photographs), we engage in activities centered on the theme “phenomena currently occurring in mountainous areas” to elucidate environmental changes and phenomena in mountainous areas such as glacier variations, spatial distribution of mountain permafrost and geomorphological disasters including, glacial lake outburst floods (GLOFs), glacier avalanches, rock falls and landslides. Find all information and best deals of Asian Mountains, Bishkek on Book the hotel with real traveler reviews, ratings and latest pictures of Asian.
DescriptionThis pack was shot in various spots in South-Korea. The Mountain Research Project, which aims to play a leading role in mountain research among Japanese universities, undertakes activities in polar and mountainous regions around the world mainly in the Asian mountainous regions of Tien Shan, Ladakh, the Eastern Himalayas, and the Japanese Alps. Resources - PNG Photo Pack: Asian Mountains, USD 10.00. Mountain Environmental Research Laboratory of Niigata University Overview NARAMA Chiyuki Professor/Faculty of Science Mountain Research Project on Asian High Mountains Cooperating researcher
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