On June, 20th the Team (the four on the left) left for a big overseas field campaign. Now they have completed most of the fieldwork and are about to head back to Noway. Stay tuned for amazing updates after summer!
Have a nice summer break☀️☀️!
@GeographyNtnu@forskningsradet
Our glacial lake at Nedre Demmevatnet rapidly drained, releasing 1M+ cubic meters in 7 hours! Thanks to our webcams, we captured it in real-time. Unusual warm weather caused early drainage this June. Awaiting data from loggers and timelapse cams. #glacier#glof#geosciences
Here we go again! The team is heading to Rembesdalskåka to re-establish the webcam, time-lapse camera, weather station and level loggers. The aim is to monitor the glacier dammed lake Demmevatnet.
We are Ronja Lappe, Ursula Enzenhofer and @egli_pascal (from left to right).
Today is the International #EarthDay ! The mountains and their glaciers play a vital role in the earth system. Protecting our mountains also means protecting ourselves and other living beings on earth! 🌍💚
#EarthDay2024
Today is International Mother #EarthDay!
Protecting our mountains means protecting our planet. Let's pledge to be stewards of #ClimateAction in mountains. 🌎⛰️
#MountainsMatter#ActNow
➡️ https://t.co/umd4EPdS9V
Glacial lakes are forming as glaciers melt due to global warming, posing a risk of sudden and devastating floods for the villagers living nearby. Watch the full video from @NHKWORLD_News to learn how people are coping with this environmental crisis and what solutions are being proposed to prevent future disasters.
Full Video: https://t.co/geNzrFv7WM
This video is a reminder of the urgent need to act on climate change and protect the most vulnerable communities from its impacts.
#GLOF #Pakistan #SaveOurSnow #floods2023 #LossAndDamage
For those who don’t speak Norwegian but are curious about what we do here is an article in English on the Norwegian SciTech News for you! https://t.co/qkX1Ty9ogu
Many thanks to the communication division of @NTNUnorway!
@GeographyNtnu
At today’s #OnePlanetPolarSummit, IPCC Chair @JimSkeaIPCC stressed IPCC findings that our planet has already warmed by 1.1°C, & even more in the polar regions. The scientific community will continue to bring new knowledge relevant for shaping policies.
🔗 https://t.co/mMzmSK9pXj
In response to the subglacial melt water under #Aletsch#Glacier we present the water intake cave underneath Rembesdalskåka in Norway after the #GlacierLakeOutburstFlood.
The course of meltwater underneath Great #Aletsch#Glacier - powerful, mysterious, fascinating...
... and depressing considering the rapid change of this ice cave
The outlet of the lake dammed by Rembesdalskåka still had a big discharge in early September. Did it look to you like a channelized or sheet-like subglacial hydrology system? #GLOF@GeographyNtnu @NTNUnorway @forskningsradet
We spent the past week retrieving data loggers and taking down instruments for winter. This concludes our group fieldwork in 2023. Thanks everyone for their hard work and support! @egli_pascal, @YongmeiGong, Ronja Lappe, Ursula Enzenhofer and @Sangitageomats
The water in Nedre Demmevatnet dammed by Rembesdalskåka in Hardangerjøkulen has drained only a few days after it was filled up on the night between the 21st and 22nd of June. Roughly 1.2m of snow has been melted within 46 days! It could be the earliest drainage since 2016?
Following up the very early 'drainage' that has happened on Wed (could be the earliest since 2016) in Nedre Demmevatnet dammed by Rembesdalskåka in Hardangerjøkulen, roughly 1.2m of snow has been melted within 46 days! Another scary abnormal warm year post...?