News and progress in Snow and Ice Water Resources and Hazards
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From March 9 to 16, 2026, the team collected river-ice samples, measured ice thickness, and conducted UAV ground-penetrating radar surveys in the Babao River and Binggou catchments of the Qilian …
Read more →From November 25 to December 1, 2025, supported by a key project of the National Natural Science Foundation of China’s Regional Joint Fund, the research team carried out its annual field …
Read more →Yiwei Liu, a master’s student who joined the team in 2023, recently received the 2025 National Scholarship for Master’s Students.
Yiwei Liu studies hydrological anomaly detection in …
Read more →As extreme climatic and hydrological events become more frequent, improving the performance of data-driven hydrological models under anomalous conditions has become an important research challenge. …
Read more →The team enjoyed a morning run together along the Yellow River greenway, taking in a beautiful summer morning.
Understanding surface elevation changes on the Tibetan Plateau is essential for …
Read more →Professor Hongyi Li attended the 2024 annual meeting of the International Network for Alpine Research Catchment Hydrology (INARCH), held on October 14–18, 2024. He delivered an oral presentation …
Read more →Yaru Yang, a master’s student who joined in 2021, recently passed her thesis defense with excellent results. Her thesis is entitled Fusion of Precipitation Products in Typical High Mountain Asia …
Read more →On May 19, 2024, at the invitation of Director Pu Zhang of the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region Meteorological Information Center and Professor Yan Liu of the Institute of Desert Meteorology, the team …
Read more →On July 25, 2023, Associate Professor Zhe Li from Inner Mongolia University visited at Professor Hongyi Li’s invitation. He presented two projects: 2D and 3D digitization of the Yanshan …
Read more →From June 28 to June 30, 2023, the research team carried out Phase II of the “Comprehensive Survey of Snow and Ice Water Resources in the Hexi Corridor.” Tasks included UAV flights over river ice, …
Read more →On June 19, 2023, Environmental Research Communications published the team’s study, “The benefits of the water diversion on a densely populated fragmented lake area — A remote sensing view.” …
Read more →From March 6 to March 13, 2023, supported by a joint regional innovation and development project, the research team conducted Phase I of the “Comprehensive Survey of Snow and Ice Water Resources in …
Read more →Accurate gridded precipitation information is essential for climate change research, hydrology and water resources studies, and ecological assessment and conservation. Precipitation stations are …
Read more →Under blue skies and amid green landscapes, our students celebrate milestones in their academic journeys.
Huajin Lei recently completed her master’s thesis defense, entitled Precipitation Bias …
Read more →Precipitation measurements in high-elevation mountains are subject to substantial errors, and observations from different sources lack consistent validation. Estimates of precipitation at high …
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