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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"SNODAS"”.

  1. Snow Hydrology and Streamflow Response to Snowmelt: A Case Study on SWE Dataset Comparisons, Regional Water Balance, and Snowmelt-Induced Runoff within the Smith River Watershed, Montana

    … open-source datasets (UA 4km, UA 800m, WUS-SR, SNODAS, and Noah-MP via WLDAS) and SnowModel were validated against observations from five Snow Telemetry (SNOTEL) stations using correlation (r), mean absolute error (MAE), and root mean square error (RMSE). Models assimilating SNOTEL data (SNODAS, …

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  2. PASSIVE MICROWAVE SATELLITE SNOW OBSERVATIONS FOR HYDROLOGIC APPLICATIONS

    … to NOAA’s operational SWE estimates from SNODAS across 2100 watersheds over eight years. The best agreement was found within basins in which maximum annual SWE is less than 200 mm, and forest fraction is less than 20%. Next, a sensitivity analysis was conducted to evaluate the microwave …

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  3. Development of a high temporal resolution rockfall database using structure-from-motion photogrammetry and analyses of seasonal- and weather-rockfall relationships

    Rockfall is the most common type of mass wasting event in mountainous regions or other areas of steep topography, and is a pervasive hazard that consistently impacts human lives and infrastructure. Understanding the relationship between rockfall and weather and seasonal patterns in rockfall …

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