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Research project
The principal aim of the project is:
"to assess the impact of Himalayan glaciers retreat and possible changes of the Indian summer monsoon on the spatial and temporal distribution of water resources in Northern India and to provide recommendations for appropriate and efficient response strategies that strengthen the cause for adaptation to hydrological extreme events."
In this section, you find:
- An overview with research objectives
- State of the Art modeling and measurements
- Adaptation Measures
- HighNoon Contribution
- Cooperation with the EU FP6 WATCH Project