Nepal

Nepal contains the central third of the Himalayan arc, where the convergence vector between the Indian craton and Eurasia is normal to the mountain range. The kingdom contains the entire sequence of thrusting, from the flat Ganges floodplain to the summit of Everest. My work in Nepal includes geodetic investigation of convergence rates, as well as ongoing research into the long time and length scale processes which control the shape of the Himalaya.

publications

Bendick, R. and R. Bilham (2001)  How perfect is the Himalayan arc?  Geology 29:791-794. PDF

GPS metadata

station ºE ºN 1996 1998 2000 request
BHOE 85.8886 27.8737 326-328 264-267   UNAVCO
BHOW 85.9067 27.8810 326-328     UNAVCO
DING 86.8277 27.8939 337-341     UNAVCO
LUKL 86.7250 27.6833 346   320-324 UNAVCO
PHER 86.8228 27.8937 338-339   326-329 UNAVCO
TENG 86.7649 27.8352 334-336   324-330 UNAVCO
BENI 83.5615 28.3477   142-150   UNAVCO
JALT 83.6583 28.5078   144-148   UNAVCO
JOMS 83.7179 28.7807   146-149   UNAVCO
KUSU 83.6776 28.2106   141-142   UNAVCO
NEPJ 81.6154 28.0494   162   UNAVCO
POKH 83.9777 28.1990   151   UNAVCO
SIMI 81.8265 29.9670   164-166   UNAVCO
TUKO 83.6448 28.7099   145-148   UNAVCO
ARDI 81.6288 28.9171   277   UNAVCO
DAIL 81.6481 28.7252   273-274   UNAVCO
FORK 81.9068 29.2077   282-284   UNAVCO
KARN 81.9551 29.7765   290-292   UNAVCO
PANT 81.7310 29.1067   280-282   UNAVCO
PASS 82.135 29.6220   288-289   UNAVCO

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