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Landslide data of Koshi basin is digitized from topo sheets published in 1990s.
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Relative humidity (in percentage) and actual vapour pressure (in millibar) at 08:45 and 17:45 NST are computed from the readings taken from the non-aspirated simple Psychrometer (dry bulb and wet bulb thermometers at about 1.25 meter above ground level), sheltered in the Stevension screen. Missing number of days of for temperature, humidity and vapour pressure records, if exist, in any month is appended at the lower right corner of the corresponding data cell in the form of character code that is defined below the summary table.
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This layer gives information about the impacts of decadal winter season evapotranspiration on forest ecosystems in Chitwan Annapurna Landscape.
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Landslide susceptibility map of Koshi Basin is to identify landslide hazard areas for use during the plnanning of developmental activities.
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A comparison between male and female population residing in the Koshi Basin Districts in various parameters revealing the trends in marriage, population, life expectancy, migration, ethnicity and other parameters.
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Digital point data of pass locations of Kailash Sacred Landscape in Nepal.
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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 transsect of three sensors, between Kyanjing Village and High camp.
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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.
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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.
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This is a list of seed plants (angiosperms and gymnosperms) of the Senchal Wildlife Sanctuary in India.
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