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Journal of Mountain Science
1672-6316
2011 Issue 1
Mitigating People-Park Conflicts on Resource Use through Ecotourism:A Case of the Nanda Devi Biosphere Reserve,Indian Himalaya
Chandra Prakash KALA1;Rakesh Kumar MAIKHURI2 1 Ecosystem and Environment Management;Indian Institute of Forest Management;Post Box No.357;Nehru Nagar;Bhopal;Madhya Pradesh-462 003;India 2 G.B.Pant Institute of Himalayan Environment and Development Post.Box 92;Garhwal Unit;Srinagar Garhwal-246 174;Uttarakhand;India
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A hydrochemical and Dye-tracing Investigation in the Posht-e-Naz Karstic Aquifer,Alburz Mountain,Northern Iran
Kalantari N.1;Alizadeh B.1;Mohammadi A.R.2;Keshavarzi.M.R.1 1 Geology Department;Shahid Chamran University;Ahvaz;Iran 2 WaterResource Organization;Qom;Iran
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Impact Assessment and Protection of Outstanding Landscape Integrity in a Natural Heritage Site:Fairy Valley,Kanas Nature Reserve,Xinjiang,China
HAN Fang1;2;YANG Zhaoping1;LIU Xinyu1;2;DI Feng3 1 Xinjiang Institute of Ecology and Geography;Chinese Academy of Sciences;Urumqi 830011;China 2 Graduate University of Chinese Academy of Sciences;Beijing 100049;China 3 Xinjiang Department of Science and Technology;Urumqi 830011;China
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Developing a Risk Assessment Model for Typhoon-triggered Debris Flows
Jieh-Jiuh WANG 1;Hoe I.LING 2 1 Department of Architecture;Ming Chuan University;5 De-Ming Rd.;Kuei-shang;Taoyuan County;Chinese Taipei 2 Department of Civil Engineering and Engineering Mechanics;Columbia University;500 West 120th Street;New York;NY 10027;USA
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the optimal cross-section design of the trapezoid-v shaped drainage canal of viscous debris flow
YOU Yong1;2;PAN Huali1;2;LIU Jinfeng1;2;OU Guoqiang1;2 1 Key Laboratory of Mountain Hazards and Earth Surface Process;Chinese Academy of Sciences;Chengdu 610041;China 2 Institute of Mountain Hazards and Environment;Chinese Academy of Sciences;Chengdu 610041;China
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Alterations of the Nitrogen Mineralization Rates in Soils of Forest Community Depending on the Ski Run Construction (Mount Uludag,Bursa,Turkey)
Gürcan GLERYZ1;Serap KIRMIZI2;Hülya ARSLAN1;Ece KONDU YAKUT1 1 Uludag University;Faculty of Science and Arts;Department of Biology;16059 Grükle/Bursa Turkey 2 Uludag University;Gemlik Aslm Kocablylk Graduate Vocational School;16600 Gemlik/Bursa Turkey
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Failure Mechanisms of Post-Earthquake Bedrock Landslides in Response to Rainfall Infiltration
WU Yong;HE Siming;LUO Yu;LI Xinpo Key laboratory of Mountain Hazards and Earth Surface Process;Chinese Academy of Sciences;Chengdu 610041;China Institute of Mountain Hazards and Environment;Chinese Academy of Sciences;Chengdu 610041;China
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Stakeholder Perspectives on Use,Trade,and Conservation of Medicinal Plants in the Rasuwa District of Central Nepal
Yadav UPRETY 1;3;Ram C.POUDEL 2;Hugo ASSELIN 3;Emmanuel K.BOON 1;Krishna K.SHRESTHA 4 1 Human Ecology Department;Vrije Universiteit Brussel;Laarbeeklaan 109;B-1090 Brussels;Belgium 2 Kunming Institute of Botany;Chinese Academy of Sciences;Yunnan 650204;China 3 Canada Research Chair in Aboriginal Forestry;Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue;445;Boulevard de l’Université;Rouyn-Noranda;Québec;J9X 5E4;Canada 4 Central Department of Botany;Tribhuvan University;Kathmandu;Nepal
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Guide to Authors
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Prediction of Debris-flow Danger Area by Combining Hydrological and Inundation Simulation Methods
CUI Peng1;2;HU Kaiheng1;2;ZHUANG Jianqi1;3;YANG Yu1;2;ZHANG Jianqiang1;3 1 Key Laboratory of Mountain Hazards and Earth Surface Process;Chinese Academy of Sciences;Chengdu 610041;China 2 Institute of Mountain Hazards and Environment;Chinese Academy of Sciences;Chengdu 610041;China 3 Graduate School of Chinese Academy of Sciences;Beijing 100049;China
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Paleoclimate Study of Mountain Ecosystems by Multiple Group Biological Analysis
Marina SKRYPNIKOVA 1;Olga USPENSKAYA 2;Olga KHOKHLOVA 3 1 Dokuchaev Soil Science Institute of Russian Academy of Agricultural Sciences;Pyzhevsky Lane;7;Moscow;109017;Russia 2 Vegetable Institute of Russian Academy of Agricultural Sciences;h.500;v.Verea;Ramenskii dist;Moscow region;140153;Russia 3 Institute of Physical;Chemical and Biological Problems in Soil Science of RAS;Ulitsa Institutskaya;2;Pushchino;Moscow region;142290;Russia
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Traditional Agrodiversity Management:A Case Study of Central Himalayan Village Ecosystem
Abhishek CHANDRA1;P.Pardha SARADHI1;R.K.MAIKHURI2;K.G.SAXENA3;K.S.RAO4 1 Department of Environmental Biology;University of Delhi;Delhi 110 007;India 2 G.B.Pant Institute of Himalayan Environment and Development;Garhwal Unit;Srinagar 246 174;India 3 School of Environmental Sciences;Jawaharlal Nehru University;New Delhi 110 067;India 4 Department of Botany;University of Delhi;Delhi 110 007;India
..............page:62-74