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.

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

The Map showing locations of Class A (Agromet) stations of Bhutan. Parameters observed by Class A stations are Temperature(Max/Min),Rainfall,Humidity,Soil Temperature,Wind Speed and Direction, Sunshine Hour Evaporation and Cloud Cover. These data are availabe from 1996. The parameters are observed daily. There are 20 Class A Stations in Bhutan under DHMS,MoEA.

This sensor measures precipitation volume and intensity with a bucket. Additionally air temperature, relative humidity and snow height are recorded. It is located in Langtang Valley on the ridge below Morimoto Glacier.

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. It is no longer operational.

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.

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 the main Langtang Valley floor, located at an old Yak pasture. Since 2019 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 next to a large Pluviometer on the left moraine (looking up-valley) or Langshisha Glacier in the Langtang Valley. It is no longer operational.

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