Eddy Covariance Station measuring turbulent fluxes on Lirung Glacier over approximately 16 days in October 2016.

Eddy Covariance Station measuring turbulent fluxes on Yala Glacier to study sublimation of snow and ice. The setup was installed at the main AWS on Yala Glacier.

This sensor measures precipitation volumes with the tipping technique, where each signal is a fixed volume of water. It is located below Ganja La Pass in Langtang Valley. It is part of a transect of three sensors, between Kyanjing Village and High camp.

This dataset provides discharge measurements at terminus of Langshisha Glacier in Langtang Valley. The station is no longer operational. Discharge calculated from stage height measurements over multiple years, based on a rating curve developed locally with salt dilution. Station was destroyed by high flow and briefly reinstalled further downstream (separate data file).

This sensor measures precipitation volumes with the tipping technique, where each signal is a fixed volume of water. It was located at the hydropower plant in Syafru Besi but is no longer operational.

This dataset provides discharge measurements at terminus of Langshisha Glacier in Langtang Valley. The station is no longer operational. Discharge calculated from stage height measurements over multiple years, based on a rating curve developed locally with salt dilution. Station was destroyed by high flow. Previous measurements were carried out further upstream (separate data file).

This sensor measures precipitation volumes with the tipping technique, where each signal is a fixed volume of water. It is located in the main Langtang Valley floor, located at an old Yak pasture. It is not operational anymore.

This sensor measures precipitation volumes with the tipping technique, where each signal is a fixed volume of water. It is located in Langtang Valley between Langshisha and Shalbachum Glacier at the main Yak Pasture (also referred to as Langshisha Basecamp), west of a big erratic boulder.

Lower SnowAMP station on the north side of the Ganja La Pass in Langtang National Park.

This sensor measures precipitation volumes with the tipping technique, where each signal is a fixed volume of water. It is located below in the main Langtang Valley in Kyanjing Village. It is no longer operational.