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Boundary layer physics over snow and ice [PDF]
Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics, 2008 Observations of the unique chemical environment over snow and ice in recent decades, particularly in the polar regions, have stimulated increasing interest in the boundary layer processes that mediate exchanges between the ice/snow interface and the ...
P. S. Anderson, W. D. Neff
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Physical Properties of Snow and Ice Particles.
Journal of Geography (Chigaku Zasshi), 1991 Characteristic properties of snow and ice particles were reviewed and discussed in special reference to the formation, deformation due to destruction, sublimation or sintering, pulverization and fluidization. Collision and erosion phenomena by ice particles are also discussed.
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A Flexible Snow Model (FSM 2.1.1) including a forest canopy [PDF]
Geoscientific Model DevelopmentMultiple options for representing physical processes in forest canopies are added to FSM, which is a model with multiple options for representing physical processes in snow on the ground.
R. Essery +7 more
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Simulation Of Snow Covers Area By A Physical Based Model
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Zeinivand, Hossein, De Smedt, Florimond
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MoT-PSA: a two-layer depth-averaged model for simulation of powder snow avalanches on 3-D terrain
Annals of GlaciologyFor snow-avalanche hazard mapping, one needs efficient tools that nevertheless capture the essential physical processes. The code MoT-PSA (Method of Transport – Powder Snow Avalanche) described here is based on the two-layer depth-averaged formulation ...
Hervé Vicari, Dieter Issler
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A high-resolution snow dataset for Switzerland (2016–2025) combining physics-based simulations and in situ observations [PDF]
The CryosphereWe present a high-resolution snow dataset that provides daily estimates of snow depth, snow water equivalent, snow cover fraction, and snowmelt runoff for Switzerland and hydrologically connected bordering regions, covering water years 2016–2025.
M. Oberrauch +11 more
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Investigating Catchment‐Scale Daily Snow Depths of CMIP6 in Canada
Geophysical Research LettersAccurate modeling of snow depth (SD) processes is critical for understanding global energy balance changes, affecting climate change mitigation strategies.
Hebatallah Mohamed Abdelmoaty +3 more
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Water Resources ResearchSnow distribution affects water availability locally and downstream, especially in forests where snow amounts vary across small spatial scales (
Joschka Geissler +4 more
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Journal of GlaciologyThe specific surface area (SSA) of snow is a critical structural quantity that controls snow properties and constantly evolves over time. An accurate understanding and modeling of the dynamical evolution of the SSA is thus of primary importance for ...
Anna Braun +4 more
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The Physics of Snow Crystal Formation
Snow crystals are among the most extraordinary examples of spontaneous pattern formation in nature. Despite their apparent simplicity—water vapor freezing into ice—the resulting morphologies exhibit astonishing diversity, including stellar dendrites, hollow columns, capped columns, needles, plates, and more than one hundred classified types.
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