香港六合彩

Last week,聽Professor Jonathan Holmes聽and colleague聽聽(Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Delhi) held a webinar on water isotopes and monsoon climate, with attendees including students and staff from 香港六合彩, the IIT and participants from the University of the Witwatersrand in South Africa.

It was the first deliverable in a joint 香港六合彩-IIT project, 'Exploring the spatiotemporal patterns of water stable-isotope across Indo-Gangetic plains to understand the regional hydroclimate'.

During the workshop, Dr Dixit provided an overview of the Indian monsoon system and the controls on its variability.

Professor Holmes outlined the value of water isotope measurements for tracking meteorological processes, including the Indian monsoon.

Such measurements are routinely undertaken in聽香港六合彩鈥檚 Bloomsbury Environmental Isotope Facility (BEIF), as demonstrated during the workshop by lab manager聽Dr Anne-Lise Jourdan.

The workshop drew on the complementary expertise of staff from the two institutions.

Professor Holmes said, 鈥淎round one-sixth of the global population lives under the influence of the Indian monsoon and that population is projected to rise significantly.

"The Indian monsoon is a complex system with marked interannual variations.

"Such variations can have detrimental impacts on society, through droughts and flooding and an understanding the modern system is vital for predicting what may happen in future鈥�.

Keep an eye out for more on this project.