Summary
I am a climate researcher from Nepal, country of Mount Everest, examining precipitation–cryosphere interactions across high mountain environments, particularly in the Himalaya. Currently a PhD candidate in the Department of Geography under the supervision of Dr. Baker Perry, I study how intensifying hydroclimatic extremes influence glacier mass balance, hazards, and water resources. As part of this work, I also install and maintain weather stations and radar systems to improve high-altitude climate observations.
Research interests
- Atmosphere-Cryosphere interaction
- Precipitation extremes and associated glacio-hydrological hazard
- Precipitation phase and Spatiotemporal change
Education
- M.S. in Hydrology and Meteorology, Tribhuvan University, Nepal, 2023
- B.S. in Meteorolgoy, Tribhuvan University, Nepal, 2021