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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Snow surveys"”.

  1. Snow surveys and forest management in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado

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  2. Spatio-temporal variations in snow depth and associated driving mechanisms in a temperate mesoscale mountainous watershed

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  3. Multi-Scale Modelling of Cold Regions Hydrology

    … from that of a uniform mesh. Four energy balance snowpack models of varying complexity and degree of coupling of the energy and mass budget were used to simulate SWE in a forest clearing in the Canadian Rocky Mountains. It was found that 1) a compensatory response was present in the fully coupled …

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  4. Simulating Areal Snowcover Depletion and Snowmelt Runoff in Alpine Terrain

    … in the headwaters of the Rocky Mountains, where snowmelt represents the greatest single contribution. Increasing concerns over future regional water resource stresses require better understanding and prediction of some alpine snow hydrology components, which are currently limited due to the large …

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  5. Snowfall Interception and Ablation in Needleleaf Canopies: Observations and Model Development

    Snow falls on forests covering 23% of the global landmass. Here, interception by forest canopies plays a crucial role in the terrestrial water cycle and land-atmosphere energy exchanges. Global changes in climate and vegetation cover have the potential to alter how snowfall is intercepted and …

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