The project

Ebibalpin is a virtual terrain with links to geo-located scientific literature. Ebibalpin is an initiative of the Faculty of Geosciences and Environment of the University of Lausanne to establish a better link between scientific publications and the real-world context of the studied problem. The main objective is to allow students find relevant literature related to surface processes and other geographical topics.

How to use EBIBALPIN?

You have three options to search for ressources:
1. Click on any major keyword below to see all related documents.
2. Search for a particular term in the search box on the right.
3. Go directly to the map using the menu button. All available ressources will be displayed.

Detailed instructions

To use EBIBALPIN, you can search on the major keywords below (by clicking on the keyword of interest) or you can search in particular terms using the box to the right. When you search on a word or term, a new window will open showing the resources available linked to that keyword or term. These resources are shown in two ways: (1) through Google Earth, on the left of the interface, showing those parts of the landscape to which the resources relate; and (2) through a listing, on the right of the interface.

Using Google Earth: you can choose a resource that you can see mapped in Google Earth by clicking on it, and choosing “details”. According to the type of resource, there may be data or photographs to download, or links to publications to read.

Using the interface: you can work down the list to identify a resource of interest and show it in Google Earth. By choosing ‘Hide other Documents’ you will see only this resource in Google Earth. Again, if you click on “details” for this resource, there may be data or photographs to download, or links to publications to read.

You will also see on this window further search options, such that you can find particular types of resource if you wish.

Finally, if you have a resource that you would like to add, please email stuart.lane@unil.ch for further information. EBIBALPIN will benefit immensely from there being more resources to add.

Keywords

Glaciers: Bas Glacier d'Arolla    
Glaciers: landforms    
Glaciers: Haut Glacier d'Arolla    
Glaciers: Tsijiore Nouve    
Climate change    
Glaciers: accumulation, ablation and mass balance    
Glaciers: dynamics    
Glaciers: Ferpècle Glacier    
Glaciers: Mont Miné Glacier    
Glaciers: hydrology    
Rivers: braided    
Hydro-electric power    
Historical pictures    
Little Ice Age    
Methods: river flow and sediment flux    
Methods: hydraulics, bedload transport    
Methods: hydrodynamic modelling    
Methods: remote sensing    
DEM (Digital Elevation Model)    
Rivers: bedload transport    
Hydropower    
Rivers: erosion    
Catchment erosion rates and sediment budgets    
Ecology, aquatic    
Rivers: suspended sediment transport    
Rivers: channel dynamics    
Rivers: fauna    
River Management    
Glaciers: Bertol    
Glaciers: Douves Blanches    
Glaciers: hydrometeorology    
Glaciers: Pièce    
Glaciers: Vuibé    
Hydrology    
Snow processes    
Glaciers: debris flux    
Rivers: flooding    
Glaciers: erosion    
Slope processes and forms    
Methods: photogrammetry    
Glaciers: rock glaciers    
Permafrost    
Mobile application    
Methods: Geology    
Methods: modelling snow/ice melt    
Methods: DGPS    
Methods: modelling ice flux    
Methods: Drone    
Vegetation    
Methods: dye tracing    
Methods: dating, luminescence, cosmogenics    
Methods: geophysical    
Rivers: debris flow    
Glaciers: basal sediment processes    
Glaciers: structural glaciology    
Glaciers: hydrochemistry    
Methods: statistical modelling    
Glaciers: Gornergletscher    
Methods: Archeology    
Siegfried Map    

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