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Snow water equivalents from snow depths: improvements of the DeltaSNOW model
2022<p>Snow water equivalent (<em>SWE</em>) is probably the most important snowpack property, but due to various reasons it has been measured by far less frequently and continuously than, e.g., snow depth (<em>HS</em>). Recent modelling efforts led to &#916;SNOW, a semi-empirical
Michael Winkler, Harald Schellander
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Areal distribution of snow water equivalent evaluated by snow cover monitoring
Water Resources Research, 1981A method is proposed to determine the areal distribution of the maximum seasonal water equivalent of snow in mountain basins. Because a sufficient density of direct measurements is not available in remote, inaccessible areas, the accumulation of snow at the start of the melting season is reconstituted.
J. Martinec, A. Rango
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Addressing Bias in Snow Water Equivalent Measurements
2017Wintertime snow precipitation is the largest precipitation type in the northwestern United States. For example, in Wyoming at least 70% of the State's water originates as snowfall. The majority of this snowfall deposits on mountain ranges where it accumulates over the winter season and is released into rivers during the runoff season (April to July ...
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A low-to-no snow future and its impacts on water resources in the western United States
Nature Reviews Earth & Environment, 2021Erica R Siirila +2 more
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A warming-induced reduction in snow fraction amplifies rainfall extremes
Nature, 2023Mohammed Ombadi, , Alan M Rhoades
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Patterns and trends of Northern Hemisphere snow mass from 1980 to 2018
Nature, 2020Jouni Pulliainen +2 more
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Climate change decisive for Asia’s snow meltwater supply
Nature Climate Change, 2021Philip D A Kraaijenbrink +2 more
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