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Drought analysis for the Upper-Metuje and Upper-Sázava catchments (Czech Republic) using the hydrological model HBV [PDF]
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Rising Demand for Winter Crops Under Climate Change: Breeding for Winter Hardiness in Autumn-Sown Legumes. [PDF]
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Global risk pooling mitigates financial risk from drought in hydropower-dependent countries. [PDF]
Nat CommunCuppari RI, Pavelsky TM, Characklis GW.
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Relationships between freeze tolerance and plant architecture in winter wheat during tillering stage. [PDF]
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Climate sensitivity of snow cover duration in Austria
International Journal of Climatology, 2000The number of days with snow cover at Austrian climate stations, normalized by the maximum possible snow days within a season, is denoted n. This seasonal relative snow cover duration is considered a function of station height H and of the seasonal mean temperature T over Europe. When T increases, n decreases and vice versa.
Michael Hantel +2 more
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Science of the Total Environment, 2021
The timing and duration of snow cover critically affect surface albedo, surface energy budgets, and hydrological processes. Previous studies using in-situ or satellite remote sensing data have mostly been site-specific (Siberia and the Tibetan Plateau), and remote sensing and/or modeling data include large uncertainties.
Xin-Yue Zhong +2 more
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The timing and duration of snow cover critically affect surface albedo, surface energy budgets, and hydrological processes. Previous studies using in-situ or satellite remote sensing data have mostly been site-specific (Siberia and the Tibetan Plateau), and remote sensing and/or modeling data include large uncertainties.
Xin-Yue Zhong +2 more
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Variability and changes of the height and duration of snow cover on the Gąsienicowa Glade (Tatras)
International Journal of Climatology, 2023AbstractThe oldest meteorological station in the Polish Tatra Mountains is that on the Gąsienicowa Glade (1520 m). In this study, two series of observations for the years 1927–1938 and 1947–2020 are presented for the number of days with snow cover higher than 1 cm (SCD—from 142 to 228 days), maximum snow depth (HSmax—from 43 to 271 cm) and average snow
Stanisław Kędzia +3 more
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Climate change and snow-cover duration in the Australian Alps
Climatic Change, 1996This study uses a model of snow-cover duration, an observed climate data set for the Australian alpine area, and a set of regional climate-change scenarios to assess quantitatively how changes in climate may affect snow cover in the Australian Alps. To begin, a regional interannual climate data set of high spatial resolution is prepared for input to ...
P. H. Whetton +2 more
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2016
The temporary storage of precipitation in short term in the form of snow cover has an important function in the water balance of the Upper Danube drainage basin. Among other factors, snow cover depends on the climate variables temperature and precipitation; thus, it is a good indicator for climate change and its impacts for water balance and economic ...
Markus Weber, Michael Kuhn
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The temporary storage of precipitation in short term in the form of snow cover has an important function in the water balance of the Upper Danube drainage basin. Among other factors, snow cover depends on the climate variables temperature and precipitation; thus, it is a good indicator for climate change and its impacts for water balance and economic ...
Markus Weber, Michael Kuhn
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Characteristics of snow cover duration across the northeast United States of America
International Journal of Climatology, 1997The presence or absence of a snow cover affects a myriad of environmental and societal systems through its modification of the surface radiation balance and its ultimate impact on near-surface air temperatures. Daily snow cover data were collected for a network of 91 stations covering the northeast USA from Maine, south through to West Virginia.
Daniel J Leathers
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