Himachal Deploys Early Warning System at 4,100-Metre-High Geepang Gath Glacier
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Himachal deploys early warning system at 4,100-metre-high Geepang Gath Glacier
Special secretary, disaster management, Pushpendra Rana, said the initiative marked an important step towards shifting from reactive disaster response to proactive, science-based risk monitoring and early warning mechanisms in the Himalayan region
HP: GLOF Early Warning System Deployed at 4,100-metre-high Geepang Gath Glacier
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Pushpendra Rana, Special Secretary, Disaster Management, said the initiative marked an important step towards shifting from reactive disaster response to proactive, science-based risk monitoring and early warning mechanisms in the Himalayan region. India News | HP: GLOF Early Warning System Deployed at 4,100-metre-high Geepang Gath Glacier.
In an important initiative to reduce disaster risk and strengthen the early warning mechanism in the Himalayan region, India's first Glacial Lake Outburst Flood (GLOF) Early Warning System has been installed in the 13450 feet high Ghepan ghat glacial lake of Lahaul-Spiti district. This system installed in this lake of Lahaul has been developed by the Center for Development of Advanced Computing. This project is part of a pilot project financed b…
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