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KEYWORDS
GIS, Himalayas, soil erosion, water quality, lake environment, long range
hydrochemistry pollution, lacustrine ecosystem.
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Antoninetti, M., De Vito C., Iabichino G., Tartari G., Valsecchi S. and Bortolami G.,
"Geographic Information System of the Khumbu valley (Himalayas, Nepal): integration of
remote sensing data with the data collected during the Ev-K2-CNR Project expeditions", Proc.
3rd Int. Symposium on High-Mountain Remote Sensing Cartography. Mendoza, Argentina,
(In press) (7-12 November 1994).
[2]
Bortolami, G., Lombardo B. and Polino R., "The Higher Himalaya and the Tibetan series in
the Lothse area (Eastern Nepal)", Boll. Soc. Geol. It., 95: 489-499 (1976).
[3]
Birks, J. W., Calvert J. G. and Sievers R. E. (Ed.s), The Chemistry of the Atmosphere: Its
Impact on Global Change. CHEMRA WN Vll. Perspectives and Recommendations.
International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry. Agency for International Development
Pub!.. Washington, D.C. 163 pp. (1992).
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Gosso, E., Tartari G., Valsecchi S., Ramponi S. and Baudo R., "Hydrochemistry of remote
high altitude lakes in the Himalayan Region", Verh. Internat. Verein. Limnol., 25: 800-803
(1993).
[5]
Grabs, W. E. and Pokhrel A. P., "Establishment of a measuring service for snow and glacier
hydology in Nepal - Conceptual and operational aspects", In: G. 1. Young. Snow and glacier
hydrology. IAHS Pub!., no 218: 3-16 (1993).
[6]
Guilizzoni, P. and Lami A. (In press), Chemical and biomarker analysis of sediments from
one Himalayan lake (Khumbu Valley, Nepal), Ev-K2_CNR Environmental Workshop.
"Results of the 1989-1992 research at Pyramid Laboratory. What kind of future?". Milano,
March 16th.
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Lofler, H. "High altitude lakes in the Mt. Everest region", Verh. Internat. Verein. Limnol.,
17: 373-385 (1969).
[8]
Manca, M., Cammarano P. and Spagnuolo T., "Notes on Cladocera and Copepoda from high
altitude lakes in the Mount Everest Region (Nepal)", Hydrobiologia, 287: 225-231 (1994).
[9]
Tartari, G., Gosso E., Valsecchi S. and Nino P., "Atmospheric deposition and lake chemistry
program in the Himalayan region", Documenta 1st. ital. Idrobiol.,32: 121-126 (1991).
183
KEYWORDS
GIS, Himalayas, soil erosion, water quality, lake environment, long range
hydrochemistry pollution, lacustrine ecosystem.
REFERENCES
[1]
Antoninetti, M., De Vito C., Iabichino G., Tartari G., Valsecchi S. and Bortolami G.,
"Geographic Information System of the Khumbu valley (Himalayas, Nepal): integration of
remote sensing data with the data collected during the Ev-K2-CNR Project expeditions", Proc.
3rd Int. Symposium on High-Mountain Remote Sensing Cartography. Mendoza, Argentina,
(In press) (7-12 November 1994).
[2]
Bortolami, G., Lombardo B. and Polino R., "The Higher Himalaya and the Tibetan series in
the Lothse area (Eastern Nepal)", Boll. Soc. Geol. It., 95: 489-499 (1976).
[3]
Birks, J. W., Calvert J. G. and Sievers R. E. (Ed.s), The Chemistry of the Atmosphere: Its
Impact on Global Change. CHEMRA WN Vll. Perspectives and Recommendations.
International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry. Agency for International Development
Pub!.. Washington, D.C. 163 pp. (1992).
[4]
Gosso, E., Tartari G., Valsecchi S., Ramponi S. and Baudo R., "Hydrochemistry of remote
high altitude lakes in the Himalayan Region", Verh. Internat. Verein. Limnol., 25: 800-803
(1993).
[5]
Grabs, W. E. and Pokhrel A. P., "Establishment of a measuring service for snow and glacier
hydology in Nepal - Conceptual and operational aspects", In: G. 1. Young. Snow and glacier
hydrology. IAHS Pub!., no 218: 3-16 (1993).
[6]
Guilizzoni, P. and Lami A. (In press), Chemical and biomarker analysis of sediments from
one Himalayan lake (Khumbu Valley, Nepal), Ev-K2_CNR Environmental Workshop.
"Results of the 1989-1992 research at Pyramid Laboratory. What kind of future?". Milano,
March 16th.
[7]
Lofler, H. "High altitude lakes in the Mt. Everest region", Verh. Internat. Verein. Limnol.,
17: 373-385 (1969).
[8]
Manca, M., Cammarano P. and Spagnuolo T., "Notes on Cladocera and Copepoda from high
altitude lakes in the Mount Everest Region (Nepal)", Hydrobiologia, 287: 225-231 (1994).
[9]
Tartari, G., Gosso E., Valsecchi S. and Nino P., "Atmospheric deposition and lake chemistry
program in the Himalayan region", Documenta 1st. ital. Idrobiol.,32: 121-126 (1991).