[GLIMS] [CRYOLIST] Documentary about Himalayan black cloud; Fall AGU; GLIMS miniworkshop

[Pradeep Mool]

Dear Nira ji,

I would like to request you to respond to Robin and Jeff about the user friendly version of the changing-landscape exhibition.

Thank you and best regards,
Pradeep Mool

From: glims-bounces at nsidc.org [mailto:glims-bounces at nsidc.org] On Behalf Of Robin Garton
Sent: Tuesday, June 28, 2011 11:00 PM
To: Jeffrey Kargel
Cc: cryolist at cryolist.org; glims at nsidc.org; dossantos.hugo22 at gmail.com
Subject: Re: [GLIMS] [CRYOLIST] Documentary about Himalayan black cloud; Fall AGU; GLIMS miniworkshop

I guess you know about the recent ICIMOD exhibition?

http://www.icimod.org/changing-landscapes/press/

I have just written to ICIMOD to see if there is a user friendly version of the exhibition, which which would be incredibly useful for educational and public awareness purposes.  Alton Byers may pick this up along the way. I have yet to ask him.

Robin Garton
On 23 June 2011 17:04, Jeffrey Kargel <jeffreyskargel at hotmail.com<mailto:jeffreyskargel at hotmail.com>> wrote:
GLIMS and Cryolist: sorry for cross posting. Please assist with Hugo's documentary if you think you can help (see his message below).

Also, since I used an outdated GLIMS maiing list address in my previous message, I'll repeat that Fall AGU abstracts are due a month earlier than in most previous years.  Fall AGU will have many great cryo sessions, including some that are GLIMS-relevant and one that is specifically on Himalayan glaciers.  Also, I will host a GLIMS miniworkshop the week of Fall AGU in San Francisco.  So submit your abstracts on time!

--Jeff Kargel
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Date: Thu, 23 Jun 2011 15:18:05 +0200
Subject: Re: FW: Educational documentary about the black cloud in Himalaya - IMPORTANT -
From: dossantos.hugo22 at gmail.com<mailto:dossantos.hugo22 at gmail.com>
To: jeffreyskargel at hotmail.com<mailto:jeffreyskargel at hotmail.com>
Dear Jeffrey Kargel,


The "GLIMS and cryolisters" had sent me some good comparative photographs.
Thanks for it !
The documentary's filmaker, Agnès Moreau advices me that GLIMS could hold some radar satellite pictures of the himalayan glaciers and we need some for a sequence in the film.
Do you have some ?

Best Regards,

Hugo Dos Santos



2011/6/21 Jeffrey Kargel <jeffreyskargel at hotmail.com<mailto:jeffreyskargel at hotmail.com>>
Dear GLIMS and Cryolisters:

Sorry for cross-posting to many of you.

Please consider Hugo Dos Santos' request for Himalayan repeat or time series coverage of glaciers.  My field presence in the Himalaya mainly just started in the last year, so my inventory of pictures is temporally very limited.  I have some great 2010 images of Imja Glacier, and some others.  If people have older ones, let me know.

Hugo: We also have some good satellite time series of changes occurring over the past decade.  Would that fit your needs?  Or were you looking exclusively for ground or air-based field photos?

Also, I'll take advantage of this moment just to remind people that Fall AGU abstracts are due a month earlier this year than they used to be in former years.  Looks like a great lineup of cryo sessions, include some that are directly or indirectly of interest to GLIMS, including a Himalayan session.  We'll also have a GLIMS miniworkshop.

--Jeff Kargel

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Date: Tue, 21 Jun 2011 10:28:38 +0200
Subject: Educational documentary about the black cloud in Himalaya - IMPORTANT -
From: dossantos.hugo22 at gmail.com<mailto:dossantos.hugo22 at gmail.com>
To: rlax at nsidc.org<mailto:rlax at nsidc.org>; jeffreyskargel at hotmail.com<mailto:jeffreyskargel at hotmail.com>; nsidc at nsidc.org<mailto:nsidc at nsidc.org>; braup at nsidc.org<mailto:braup at nsidc.org>

Dear sirs,


I am working on an educational documentary about the black cloud in Himalaya that is produced by a french filmproduction called "Le Miroir production". The filmaker, Agnès Moreau, is searching for documents that you could have use for your studies. I hope you could help us in order to make a good and pedagogic documentary.
In fact, we need photographs that compares the same glacier in various periods of time in order to show that they have been reduced. You have got some interesting photographs like that in the website "Glaciersonline" (http://www.swisseduc.ch/glaciers/big_melt/index-en.html) but they are not dealing with himalayan glaciers. Have you got some photographs about himalayan glaciers ? How could we use it in the documentary ?


I look forward to your reply.

Best regards,


Hugo Dos Santos


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