RESALP is a CAI – CNR IRPI project for the screening of geo-hydrological instabilities that can affect Italian high-mountain refuges and bivouacs
Using repeat airborne LIDAR to assess surface elevation to assess spatial variation in changes of mainland Norway from ~2010 to ~2020
Repeat airborne LiDAR and orthophotos give accurate and detailed assessment of glacier changes in mainland Norway.
Glacier mass balance in the Gunt river basin, Pamir, Tajikistan
Mass balance of Glacier #457 in the Gunt Basin for the last 5 years starting in 2020. During this time the glacier has lost 1.20 m in water equivalent of the total mass.
Rockfalls in the Mont-Blanc massif (France) since the Little Ice Age. Quantification of volumes, frequency, and erosion rates by Terrestrial Laser Scanning and cosmogenic nuclides
Our study quantifies erosion rates in the Mont-Blanc massif, revealing accelerated rockfall activity due to the climate crisis, with significant implications for alpine hazard assessment.
Improved characterisation of rain on snow using integrated multidisciplinary datasets
A lack of integration of rain-on-snow data sources across disciplines hinders a more comprehensive understanding of their characteristics and associated impacts on terrestrial ecosystems.
Data-Driven Model Transferability for Streamflow Simulation in Southern Tibetan Plateau Catchments
This study develops a data-driven model using ERA5 precipitation and observed streamflow data to simulate streamflow in data-scarce regions, enhancing water resource management and hydrological .
Upward migration of snowline in the Alps and impact on Elevation-Dependent Warming in MAR simulations over 1961-2100
In three MAR simulations under different climate scenarios, the snow-albedo feedback and energy used to melt snow are found to be drivers of Elevation-Dependent-Warming in the Alps.
Evaluation and application of methods for estimating the water equivalent of new snow from daily snow depth recordings
In this study we evalute methods for estimating new snow water equivalent from snow depth recordings, and how these data can be used to correct spatial snowfall products
Changes in glacier area and the glacial component of runoff in the upper reaches of the Naryn River
Study of glaciers in the Upper Naryn River basin shows continuous mass loss from 2011-2024, with significant impacts on regional water resources, highlighting the need for ongoing monitoring of glacie
Glacier buffering of past streamflow droughts in a changing climate: Insights from the Andes
We combine LSTM and glacier modeling to assess how retreating glaciers weaken drought buffering, leading to more frequent and prolonged droughts, especially in glacier-dependent arid basins