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| Article "Stakeholder engagement in climate change vulnerability assessments and associated challenges: A case study in the Ganges Basin in India" This ongoing study seeks to assess the impact of Himalayan glaciers retreat and possible changes in the Indian summer monsoon on the spatial and temporal distribution of water resources in Northern India. CCA RAI Newsletter Issue I: Vulnerability and Risk Assessment, Monday 31 October 2011 | |
Article 'Meticulous modelling' in Research Media HighNoon project coordinator Eddy Moors discusses in Research Media glacial retreat in the Himalayas and the need for improved climate and hydrological modelling for the development of adaptive solutions to help the region continue to thrive. Research Media, Thursday 18 August 2011 | |
| HighNoon article: "Stakeholder engagement in climate change vulnerability assessments and associated challenges: A case study in the Ganges Basin in India" Article has been submitted for publication in GTZ. HighNoon project members: Suruchi Bhadwal, Ashok Mishra, Arabinda Mishra, Sreeja Nair, Sneha Balakrishnan, Sambita Ghosh, G. J. Lingaraj, Annemarie Groot, Christian Siderius, Catharien Terwisscha van Scheltinga, Eddy Moors and Tanya Singh, Wednesday 25 May 2011 | |
| HighNoon paper "Adaptation to changing water resources in the Ganges basin, northern India" published in Environmental Science & Policy An ensemble of regional climate model (RCM) runs from the EU HighNoon project are used to project future air temperatures and precipitation on a 25 km grid for the Ganges basin in northern India, with a view to assessing impact of climate change on water resources and determining what multi-sector adaptation measures and policies might be adopted at different spatial scales. Environmental Science & Policy / HighNoon Eddy J. Moors, Annemarie Groot, Hester Biemans, Catharien Terwisscha van Scheltinga, Christian Siderius, Markus Stoffel, Christian Huggel, Andy Wiltshire, Camilla Mathison, Jeff Ridley, Daniela Jacob, Pankaj Kumar, Suruchi Bhadwal, Ashvin Gosain and David N. Collins, Friday 29 April 2011 |