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Constraining Kilometer‐Scale Mountain Snow Transport and Snowshed Areas

Geophysical Research Letters
Snow transport (wind drifting and avalanches) can concentrate a large amount of water into a relatively small area, in contrast to precipitation, which is spatially smoother.
E. N. Boardman
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Spatial Variability of Snow Water Equivalent – The Case Study from the Research Site in Khibiny Mountains, Russia

Journal of Hydrology and Hydromechanics, 2019
The aim of the investigation was assessment of spatial variability of the characteristics of snowpack, including the snow water equivalent (SWE) as the main hydrological characteristic of a seasonal snow cover.
Komarov Anton Yu., Seliverstov Yury G., Grebennikov Pavel B., Sokratov Sergey A.   +3 more
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Operational and experimental snow observation systems in the upper Rofental: data from 2017 to 2023 [PDF]

Earth System Science Data
This publication presents a comprehensive hydrometeorological data set for three research sites in the upper Rofental (1891–3772 m a.s.l., Ötztal Alps, Austria) and is a companion publication to a data collection published in 2018.
M. Warscher, T. Marke, E. Rottler, U. Strasser   +3 more
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Daily Snow Water Equivalent of Dana Meadows 2011-2013

, 2014
Daily Snow Water Equivalent data from http://cdec.water.ca ...
Asmeret asefaw Berhe (601583), Chelsea L Arnold (601597), Teamrat A. Ghezzehei (601568)   +2 more
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Manual in situ measurements of snow water equivalent and snow depth at the high Arctic Bayelva site during the winter period 2019/2020

, 2020
The high Arctic Bayleva site is located on western Spitsbergen about 3 km from the settlement of Ny Ålesund. Snow water equivalent (SWE) measurements were performed at the Bayelva site during the winter season 2019/2020.
Bornemann, Niko, Jentzsch, Katharina, Westermann, Sebastian, Boike, Julia, Gallet, Jean-Charles, Lange, Stephan, Cable, William L   +6 more
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New insights from the bias-corrected simulations of CMIP6 in Northern Hemisphere’s snow drought

Communications Earth & Environment
Recent decades have witnessed increasing snow droughts in the Northern Hemisphere, yet reliable future projections remain challenging due to biases in climate models.
Yong Hu, Xuhai Yang, Zican He, Fei Zhang, Boliang Dong, Yuanfang Chai   +5 more
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Snow-Water Equivalent Observation by Pressure Pillow

Journal of the Japanese Society of Snow and Ice, 1977
During the period from 26 November 1976 to 10 May 1977, a continuous observation of snow-water equivalent by the use of surface-mounted type pressure pillow 2. 4 m in diameter, mounted on ground surface. was carried out at Hassaki, Yunotani-mura, Kitauonuma-gun, Niigata-ken, Japan.The inner pressure of this pillow was measured electrically by a ...
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jinmeipan/MCMC_Active: The BASE-AM source code to estimate snow water equivalent from X and dual Ku band radar

<p>This is the code for the BASE-AM (Bayesian-based algorithm for SWE estimation, active microwave). Snow water equivalent (SWE) describes the equivalent depth of liquid water if a snowpack completely melts.
jinmeipan
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Predicting Water Availability in the Antarctic Dry Valleys using Geographic Information Systems and Remote Sensing

, 2009
Water is one of the most important ingredients for life on Earth. The presence or absence of biologically available water determines whether or not life will exist.
Stichbury, Glen
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Monthly Snow Water Equivalent of Dana Meadows 1927-2013

, 2014
April 1 Snow Water Equivalent (m) of Dana Meadows from 1927 to 2013.
Asmeret asefaw Berhe (601583), Chelsea L Arnold (601597), Teamrat A. Ghezzehei (601568)   +2 more
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