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    Modeling the glacial lake outburst flood process chain in the Nepal Himalaya: reassessing Imja Tsho's hazard
    by J. M. Lala, D. R. Rounce, D. C. McKinney
    Published 2018-07-01
    “... the glaciers experiencing the highest rate of mass loss in the Mount Everest region, in part due...”
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    An Analysis on the Itinerary Differences between Alpine Areas Tourism Resources – A Case Study in Tibet
    by Cheng Chi Lin, 鄭琦陵
    Published 2017
    “... factors is the highest peak or Mount Everest base camp and the scenery of Lamaism five in ceremony. After...”
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    Process and Emergence| A Topographic Ethnography of the Embodiment of Place and Adventure Tourism in Khumbu, Nepal
    by Jackson, Mary A.
    Published 2017
    “..., Nepal through a walking ethnography of the trails in and around Mount Everest base camp. This research...”
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    Mapping seasonal glacier melt across the Hindu Kush Himalaya with time series synthetic aperture radar (SAR)
    “... of an interpolated 0 <span class="inline-formula"><sup>∘</sup></span>C summer isotherm and at the top of Mount...”
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    Solar power on the top of the world : Possibilities to provide the school in Thade, in Nepal, with electricity from a solar cell system
    by Gunnarsson Knutsson, Linnea
    Published 2016
    “..., around 100 km south of Mount Everest is Thade, a small mountain village with about 200 residents. Until...”
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    Modélisation hydrologique distribuée et perception de la variabilité hydro-climatique par la population du bassin versant de la Dudh Koshi (Népal)
    by Savean, Marie
    Published 2014
    “... Koshi River flows from 2001 to 2005. The Dudh Koshi River basin (3 700 km²), with the Mount Everest...”
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    Respiration in man at high altitudes
    by Lee, Robert Cleveland
    Published 2014
    “... in the blood of natives. Man, after becoming acclimatized, has climbed to 28,000 feet on Mount Everest...”
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