econference review and resolutions

[Kumar P Mainali]

Namaste!

As we approach the end of this e-conference, I would ask you to take a
few moments to do two things. First, please send me any suggested
resolutions, recommendations, or conclusions that you feel would be
appropriate to release to the press. Secondly, please send me your
critique of this e-conference: how it was valuable to you, and what we
might do differently next time. Just a couple of sentences would be
helpful -- and of course, more would be better.

I will be issuing a wrap-up statement in a couple of days, and would
like to include your ideas.

Thank you for your participation.

Kumar P. Mainali
Editor, Himalayan Journal of Sciences

[Ripendra Awal]

Dear Sir,

This is the first e-conference after I joined MountainLegacy. I am not
familiar with e-conference. Although, I did not participate in the
discussion/presentation of this e-conference it helped me to learn
more about one of the mountain hazard – GLOF. I am very much
interested in two postings, keynote by Prof. Jack D. Ives and article
by Professor John M. Reynolds on "Glacial Hazard Assessment and Risk
Management: Lessons from Tsho Rolpa and New Perspectives". During
e-conference I did not find any posting related to Lamabagar landslide
dam and other mountain hazard related to formation and failure of
landslide dam. It is better to collect articles before start of
e-conference. I will try to participate in upcoming e-conference.

Yours truly,
Ripendra Awal,

[milan dahal]

Dear Kumar Jee,

 

It is my first time to participate in such e-conference. I found it interesting and also useful to my professional career.

 

What you should do differently in next time is - There should be linkage with practical topic like Hydropower while you are talking about Rolwaling Valley. Because hydropower is one of the thrust area for future development of New Nepal.

 

Regards,

Milan

 

Regards,

Kumar P Mainali <kpma...@gmail.com> wrote: