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“Perspectives of Polar Weather Monitoring and Research Efforts of India Meteorological
“Possible role of Arctic amplification on weather extremes in the Himalayan region
“Pliocene Arctic Climate Teleconnection (PACT) – A Joint Indo-Norwegian Endeavour
“Need to worry about Polar Lakes
“India and Arctic: Building an Arctic Culture
“Southern Ocean Paleoceanography Using Diatoms
“An Accelerated decline in the Arctic sea ice cover: A record minimum in Summer 2018
“Antarctic ‘Ice Dust’ reveals Climate Change Secrets
“Impact of Arctic sea-ice changes on oceanic physical-biological characteristics in the Arctic Ocean
“Re-visiting Antarctic Geopolitics: Continuity and Change
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“Planning for multi-disciplinary observations
“CCAMLR: Meeting new challenges in the management of Antarctic Marine Living Resources
“Recent Trends and Renewed Interests in Estabilishing MPA in Southern Ocean- Indian Perspective
“Marine Scientific Research Vs UNCLOS 82
“Salient findings from the Indian Southern Ocean Expeditions
“Technological innovations in Earth observation and remote sensing to provide geo-information in Svalbard
“Bacterial communities involved in complex organic carbon cycling in a high Arctic fjord: A small beginning towards a larger goal
“Ecology of microzooplankton in theArctic Fjord Kongsfjorden and comparison with major ecosystems
“Did polar regions modulate glacial-interglacial transitions in the northern Indian
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“Emerging Trends in Designing a Polar Research Vessel for Indian Polar Research Programme & its Cost-Benefit Analysis
“Automated Vehicles in Arctic Marine Research and More
“Research Ship Management Strategy and Innovative Engineering Solutions
“Challenges in Designing PRVs
“Monitoring the effects of ice forces with the Ice Class Research Vessel for Polar Code
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“Himalayan Cryosphere in a Changing Climate ryosphere in a Changing Climate
“Extreme Pollution Event and Stubble Burning Impacts
“Understanding Cryosphere-Climate Interaction and Societal Response in the NW Himalaya, India
“Inner Himalaya: An Opportunity to turn Terrain to Economic Fortune
“Monitoring of the Himalayan and Arctic Cryosphere: a multidisciplinary approach through in-situ observations
“High-resolution global climate modeling for the Himalayan region
“Strategic Approaches to Promote Rainbow Trout Farming in India
“Forest ecosystems and plant biodiversity: Climate change and implications in the Indian Himalaya region
“Surface facies analysis vis-à-vis melting of a Western Himalaya Glacier
“Thermal behaviour of debris covered glaciers, Western Himalaya
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Title: The Arctic Strategy of Norway. The Arctic has always been important for Norway and is increasingly so for the world as a whole. Foreign and domestic policy is intertwined in the region, and people’s everyday lives are affected both by high politics and by day-to-day issues. The Arctic offers major opportunities for development. We find them in traditional sectors such as the seafood sector and oil and gas exploration and new industries such as marine bioprospecting and seabed mining. The tourism industry is growing, with visitors coming to the region from all over the world. Realizing the importance of the Arctic, the Government of Norway has developed its Arctic Strategy, which emphasizes on geopolitics of the Arctic, as well as social development in the region. The key aims of the Strategy are “creating value, managing resources, confronting climate change and fostering knowledge”. Norway has set up several institutions that work towards sustainable development of the Arctic. Technology and innovation are integral parts of such development and Norway puts great emphasis on this aspect. . The Government of Norway is giving greater priority to business development in the north. We want to enhance the links between research and the business sector, to ensure that investment in research also creates more new jobs. We aim to develop Northern Norway into one of our most innovative and sustainable regions. The changes taking place in the Arctic pose new challenges and give rise to new opportunities. As a responsible coastal state, Norway strives to address the challenges and make use of the opportunities in a safe and environmentally sound way. India is an important partner for Norway. Increased trade, investments and economic cooperation and cooperation on global challenges, are the topmost priorities for the two countries. Norway and India share many values, and a deep commitment to democracy and a rules-based world order. Norway’s cooperation with India is growing. This opens up for many new opportunities for both countries.
HE Nils Ragnar Kamsvåg is Norway’s Ambassador to India. In a career spanning 35 years, Kamsvåg has worked as a diplomat in Beirut, Rome, Brussels, Beijing, Jerusalem and Belgrade before becoming Ambassador in New Delhi in 2015. In September 2015, he was elected as the Ambassador to the Republic of India after serving a five-year term as Ambassador to Serbia, Macedonia and Montenegro Royal Norwegian Embassy, Belgrade from 2010- 2015. In October 2006, he became the Deputy Director-General, Section for West Balkan Affairs, MFA. Between 2005 – 2006, he was the Project Manager, Crisis Management, MFA while before this he served as the Norwegian Representative to the Palestinian Authority from 2003- 2005. He has also been the Minister Counsellor, Royal Norwegian Embassy, Beijing from 1997 –2001. Between the years of 1994 – 1997, he was the Counsellor, Norwegian Delegation to the European Union, Brussels. Before that, he has also served as the Head of Information Division, MFA, Director of Public Affairs, Norsk Hydro, Senior Executive Officer, Political Department, MFA, Secretary of the Royal Norwegian Embassy, Rome and Secretary of the Royal Norwegian Embassy, Beirut. He has pursued his M.A. in History from the University of Oslo.
The Arctic has always been important for Norway and is increasingly so for the world as a whole. Foreign and domestic policy is intertwined in the region, and people’s everyday lives are affected both by high politics and by day-to-day issues.
The Arctic offers major opportunities for development. We find them in traditional sectors such as the seafood sector and oil and gas exploration and new industries such as marine bioprospecting and seabed mining. The tourism industry is growing, with visitors coming to the region from all over the world. Realizing the importance of the Arctic, the Government of Norway has developed its Arctic Strategy, which emphasizes on geopolitics of the Arctic, as well as social development in the region. The key aims of the Strategy are “creating value, managing resources, confronting climate change and fostering knowledge”. Norway has set up several institutions that work towards sustainable development of the Arctic. Technology and innovation are integral parts of such development and Norway puts great emphasis on this aspect.
The Government of Norway is giving greater priority to business development in the north. We want to enhance the links between research and the business sector, to ensure that investment in research also creates more new jobs. We aim to develop Northern Norway into one of our most innovative and sustainable regions. The changes taking place in the Arctic pose new challenges and give rise to new opportunities. As a responsible coastal state, Norway strives to address the challenges and make use of the opportunities in a safe and environmentally sound way. India is an important partner for Norway. Increased trade, investments and economic cooperation and cooperation on global challenges, are the topmost priorities for the two countries. Norway and India share many values, and a deep commitment to democracy and a rules-based world order. Norway’s cooperation with India is growing. This opens up for many new opportunities for both countries.
“The Arctic Strategy of Norway
“India and Arctic: Building an Arctic Culture
“German Polar Research
“Regional Cooperation in The Himalaya-Learning from The Arctic Council
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“Karakorum Anomaly - A myth or Reality
“Geomorphology, Sedimentology and its implication for Climate change, Gangotri Glacier, Garhwal Himalaya
“Glacier Mass and climate change in the Himalaya and their effects on the humans and the Environments
“Himalayan Geosystem: Features, Challenges and Initiatives an Overview
“Real-Time Polar Sea-Ice Prediction with NCMRWF Coupled Model
“Role of light absorbing impurities on the Arctic and Himalayan cryosphere
“Glacial Lake Outburst Flood in Lahaul and Spiti district, Himachal Himalaya, India
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“Paleolimnological records from the ice-free regions of Schirmacher Oasis and Larsemann Hills, East Antarctica
“Subglacial lakes: Scope for Indian Exploration in Antarctica
“Late Quaternary glacial stratigraphy of upper Indus valley, Ladakh in comparison with global climate record
“Mapping vegetation extent in the Antarctic oasis using Multispectral Remote Sensing data
“A short-term assessment of summer and winter velocities of glaciers in the Amery Ice Shelf, Antarctica
“Diisopropylnaphthalene in the surface sediments of an Arctic fjord: environmental significance
“Mapping blue ice areas using multiple indices approach: a case study of Polar Record Glacier, Antarctica
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“Quality- Infrastructure of India
“Integrated solutions for Research Vessels including use of Autonomous technology with AUV’s and USV’s
“Innovations and Industry Interface in CSIR
“Underwater Vehicles for Polar Research
“Operational Benefits of 4x4 vehicles over conventional Belt Vehicles in Antarctica
“Challenges during Construction of Bharati
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“The Alternate Site and Conceptual Design for the New Maitri Station
“The Alternate Site and Conceptual Design for the New Maitri Station
“Structural assessment of the second Indian Research Station Maitri in Antarctica and need for immediate replacement
“New Maitri Station: Concept Feasibility and conceivability
“Logistic difficulties in construction of New Maitri Station
“The Bharati Experience and Reconstruction of Maitri 2
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“A Peep into logistics operations in Antarctica
“Value of Detailed Medical check- up and Pre Antarctic Training in National Antarctic Expedition
“Indian Polar Stations, Environmental Protocol and Challenge in Introduction of Treatment System and Advance Monitoring Instruments
“The Science of Logistics: Insight to logistical challenges faced during 37th ISEA
Director, Norwegian Polar Institute, Tromso
Raja Ramanna Professor, NIAS, ISRO
Director, National Institute of Ocean Technology
Science and Technology Counsellor, Royal Norwegian Embassy in New Delhi, India Commercial Section, Innovation Norway
Subsea Division at Kongsberg Maritime, Norway
Former DGM, Indian Meteorology Department
Advisor Ministry of Earth Science (MoES)
Raja Ramanna Professor, NIAS, Indian Space Research Organisation
Director, National Centre for Polar & Ocean Research (NCPOR)
Deputy Director General, Geological Survey of India, Lucknow
Group Director ESSO-National Centre for Polar & Ocean Research
Director, National Physical Laboratory (NPL)
Former Chief Executive, Defence Research and Development Organisation
ESSO-National Centre for Polar and Ocean Research
Scientist G, Ministry of Earth Sciences
Associate Professor Norwegian University of Science and Technology
