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Call for Abstracts: Submit your research for Session 4.3: Cascading & Compounding Landslide Hazards at #WLF7 (Nov 23-27, 2026, India)! Explore impacts of climate change & extreme events in mountain regions like the Himalayas & Andes. 📅 Deadline: March 31, 2026. Don't miss out!

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Time waits for no one. so let’s learn to follow it, respect it, and use it wisely. Cheers to growth, discipline, and new beginnings. Happy New Year 2026!

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Honored to moderate a session on “Emerging Hazards & Transboundary Risk” at the 4th National Conference on DRR. Climate extremes, seismo-tectonics & human activities are intensifying risks in the Himalayas. We must strengthen 🇳🇵🇨🇳🇮🇳 collaboration for data sharing & EWS.

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Always a pleasure to engage with bright undergraduate students in discussions on cascading and compounding hazards. Real-world examples make the complexity of multi-hazard risk assessment come alive — a crucial skill for tomorrow’s risk professionals!

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It is estimated that this year's monsoon will receive more rain and be warmer than average. Since many disasters could occur during this monsoon, the concerned stakeholders should work on pre-preparation to prevent them from turning into disasters.

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Very good and productive expert discussion to develop multi-hazard risk assessment methodology. I have shared my ideas to set the discussion.

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We invite you to our EGU-2025 session on 'Cascading and Compounding Hazards in the Mountains'. We'll dive into sediment mobilization, cascading events, and the dynamic connections between hillslopes and river networks #EGU2025 @egu.eu

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Proud to see @TribhuvanUni, @UniMelb, @Cambridge_Uni, @UniFirenze, @PracticalAction, @StimsonCenter & Feed Pvt. Ltd. collaborate for high-accuracy landslide forecasting for Nepal Himalaya!

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Honored to moderate a vibrant session at the National Policy Dialogue on #LandslideEWS hosted by NDRRMA, Nepal. Great insights from esteemed colleagues! Blending space-borne tech with ground observations is key for resilient early warning in the Nepal Himalaya.

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Great discussions today with top officials from DHM, DMG, and NDRRMA on our CDRIN-LLEAPS project! With high forecast accuracy, AI and Earth observation are paving the way for landslide early warning in the Nepal Himalaya—timely, needed, and impactful.

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Mt. Everest from Fulchoki, Kathmandu Mount Everest and other glaciers were seen from Kathmandu on Saturday morning when the weather was clear. Photo: Supradipta Neupane/Nagarik News

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Grateful to the Institute of Geology, National Building Research Organisation, Srilanka for the opportunity to present on geohazard investigation and landslide early warning systems (LEWS) in the Himalayas. Inspired by the institute's remarkable LEWS initiatives in Colombo.

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Are you working on cascading and compounding hazards in high mountain regions? We're hosting a session at #EGU2025 to explore this critical topic! 🌋 Share your insights, research, or case studies with international experts. 📢 Call for abstracts now open!

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Grateful to Kristen Cook for an enlightening talk on Himalayan sediment dynamics, using Bhotekoshi, South Lonak, & Thame GLOFs as case studies. Fascinating insights on how small glacial lake outbursts transport massive sediment loads in steep Himalayan corridors. #Himalayas #SedimentDynamics #GLOFs

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