IGBP has played a pre-eminent role in fostering the understanding of global environmental change, facilitating international collaboration and building research capacity in the developing world. To mark its legacy and eventual transition to the new Future Earth initiative IGBP will organise a series of activities, these include transdisciplinary sessions and a young scientists’ event at the AGU conference in December 2015. IGBP is keen to engage its researchers from developing countries in the Asia-Pacific region in this event: the event will enable them to present their research, engage with IGBP scientists from around the world and build collaborations.
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Project Final Report: CBA2015-05NSY-Seitzinger
HONO and Inorganic Fine Particle Composition in Typical Monsoon Region with Intensive Anthropogenic Emission: In-situ Observations and Source Identification
Study Variability of Seasonal Soil Moisture in Ensemble of CMIP5 Models Over South Asia During 1950-2005
Past Climatic Variations in Nepal Himalaya as Reconstructed using Ring-width Chronologies
Vulnerability of Coastal Crop Land to Climate Change in the Northern Part of Bay of Bengal: Issues, Challenges and Future Prospects
High Black Carbon (BC) Concentrations along Indian National Highways
A potential of multi-proxy approach for studying Thailand summer monsoon rainfall based on tree rings and stalagmite from northwestern Thailand
Physicochemical Properties of Aerosols Over the Indo-Gangetic Plain, Northern India: Implications to Air-quality
Assessment of Local Biodiversity Loss in Uranium Mining-Tales And Its Projections On Global Scale
A multi-proxy reconstruction of spatial and temporal variations in Asian summer temperatures over the last millennium
How Reliable is the Bulk delta13C value of Soil Organic Matter in Paleovegetational Reconstruction?
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