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MULTI-TEMPORAL ANALYSIS OF THE GLACIER RETREAT USING LANDSAT SATELLITE IMAGES IN THE NEVADO OF THE AMPAY NATIONAL SANCTUARY- PERU Carolina Soto Carrión1, Juan José Zuñiga Negron2, Jhon Paucar Ancco3, Wilber Jiménez Mendoza4, Manuel J. Ibarra Cabrera5, Alejandro Narváez Liceras6, Sheila Paucar Ancco7 1Director of Research and International Cooperation Ordinary Principal Professor Technological University of the Andes, Apurimac email: [email protected] 2Research Center on Climate Change and Environmental Management National University of San Antonio Abad of Cusco American Climber Science Program, Eldora, Colorado email: [email protected] 3 Environmental Engineer, Andes University of Technology, Apurímac email: [email protected] 4Academic coordinator of the master's program in educational Management Ordinary Principal Professor National University Micaela Bastides of Apurímac email: [email protected] 5Vice Chancellor and Senior Ordinary Professor Faculty of Computer and Systems Engineering National University Micaela Bastides of Apurímac email: [email protected] 6Ordinary Principal Professor National Major University of San Marcos, Lima email: [email protected] 7Bachelor School of Mining Engineering Technological University of the Andes, Apurimac email: [email protected] Cite as: Soto Carrión, C., Zuñiga Negron, J. J., Paucar Ancco, J., Jiménez Mendoza, W., Ibarra Cabrera, M. J., Narváez Liceras, A., Paucar Ancco, S., MULTI-TEMPORAL ANALYSIS OF THE GLACIER RETREAT USING LANDSAT SATELLITE IMAGES IN THE NEVADO OF THE AMPAY NATIONAL SANCTUARY- PERU, J. sustain. dev. energy water environ. syst., 1080380, DOI: https://doi.org/10.13044/j.sdewes.d8.0380 Glaciers are humanity's most extraordinary reservoirs of water, covering approximately 10% of the total surface of the earth. The investigation of the retreat of the glacier surface in the Ampay National Sanctuary is carried out using the historical series of Landsat images and applies the normalized snow difference index between the years 1991 to 2017. -
Discovering New Prospects for Exploration.Cdr
DISCOVERING NEW PROSPECTS FOR EXPLORATION IN AREAS OF NON- ADMISSION OF MINING CLAIMS LiMA - PERU 2020 New prospects for exploration in areas of non-admission of mining claims *(ANAMC) ANTABAMBA BLOQUE 3 Location and access Porphyry Cu - Au prospect It is located in southern of Peru, approximately 530 km southeast of Lima, in Pataypampa district, province of Grau in the region of Apurimac. Its central coordinates UTM-WGS84 (Zone 18) are 8'430,000 N and 752,000 E, with an average altude of 4,000 m.a.s.l. (Figures 1 and 2). Figure 1. Locaon of Antabamba Bloque 3. Apurimac Figure 2. Panoramic view of Antabamba Bloque 3 Geological setting Geologically, it is located within the area of influence of Andahuaylas-Yauri Batolito site. This is a highly prospecve area for the existence of mineral resources related to copper porphyry deposits and skarns areas. Cretaceous units such as the Hualhuani Formaon of the Yura Group, Murco Formaon and Arcurquina Formaon (Ferrobamba limestones) are distributed in this area. Felsic intrusive rocks from Oligocene cut these units (tonalite-granodiorites) and quartz-monzonite intrusive. In that way, this generates mineralized structures in the sandstones of the Hualhuani Formaon. Alteration and Mineralization Five types of hydrothermal alteraons were recognized: quartz sericite pyrite, silicifitaon, propylic, granular silica and argilizaon. Mineralizaon occurs in the three following ways: breccia filled with iron oxides and sulfides, veins type stockwork and disseminated. The last one is the most notorious in the intrusive rocks that outcrop southern ANAP. 2 *Areas reserved for the Peruvian State, in which INGEMMET has carried out regional mining prospecting works, close to being finished off. -
Sustainability Report 2018 Table of Contents
SUSTAINABILITY REPORT 2018 TABLE OF CONTENTS About This Report 4 Chief Executive Officer’s Message 8 Message from MMG’s Executive General Manager, Operations – Americas 10 Performance and Goals 12 Who We Are 15 The Way We Work 27 We Mine For Progress 47 We Minimise Our Impact 59 Feedback Form 67 WE MINE FOR PROGRESS At MMG, we mine to create value for all our stakeholders: shareholders, employees, communities and society as a whole. We have seen our relationship with each of these stakeholders grow and mature, always on the basis of dialogue and mutual respect. Our human rights approach has guided our decision-making and behaviour. We invite you to visit wemineforprogress.com to read the stories that reflect our values, the social contribution of each of our operations and MMG’s commitment to responsible mining. At MMG we build the future by mining for progress. ABOUT THIS REPORT Report Boundary and match the English words. In these The feedback collected during the Scope cases, we have identified that the panels focused on the following items: acronym is based on the Spanish › Government’s management capacity- This sustainability report describes words. building to capitalise on the economic and explains the comprehensive contribution of mining in terms of performance of Las Bambas Mining Materiality Assessment infrastructure and services which, Unit (Las Bambas) for the period Material issues are the economic, social in general, has a positive impact on 1 January to 31 December 2018. and environmental matters that have the quality of life in Challhuahuacho, We have included figures from 2017 the highest priority for our operation Cotabambas and Grau provinces, and for comparison purposes and have and our stakeholders. -
Social Valuation of Ecosystem Services Provided by the Mariño Watershed, Apurimac, Peru M.Sc Thesis
Social valuation of ecosystem services provided by the Mariño watershed, Apurimac, Peru M.Sc Thesis Submitted by: Carla Sabrina Madueño Florian Matriculation number: 1544750 Supervised by: Prof. Dr. Thomas Köllner (Professorship of Ecological Services, University of Bayreuth) Prof. Dr. Eberhard Rothfuß (Chair Research Group Social Geography, University of Bayreuth) Global Change Ecology M.Sc Program Faculty of Biology, Chemistry and Earth Sciences University of Bayreuth, Germany 19 July 2019 Declaration of originality Hereby, I declare that this Master thesis was written by me and that I did not use any other sources and means than specified. This Master thesis was not submitted at any other university for acquiring an academic degree. 19.7.19, Bayreuth ____________________________ Date , location, signature 2 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS At the end of my thesis I would like to thank all those people who made this study possible. I would like to express my gratitude to the Swiss researcher Jan R. Baiker, who in July 2018 accepted and recommended my research proposal to the Andean Forest Regional Conservation (ANFOR) Program. Within the framework of the ANFOR program, I thank the Regional Director of the HELVETAS Swiss Inter-Cooperation, Albert Bokkestijn, and Roberto Kometter for the generous and open institutional welcome, support and funding of the present study. I thank my thesis supervisors, Prof. Dr. Thomas Köllner and Prof. Dr. Eberhard Rothfuβ, for supporting and guiding this academic endeavour with their expert scientific advice and mentoring. I express my profound gratitude to the German academic foundations Friedrich Naumann Stiftung für die Freiheit, Katholischer Akademischer Ausländer-Dienst and the Max Weber-Program for providing me the privileged opportunity to be a scholarship-holder and to pursue a master’s degree in Germany.