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Title: Towards a High-Resolution Operational Forecasting Tool for the Southern Alps – New Zealand
Date: 2014-09-29
Authors: Sascha Bellaire, Marwan Katurji, Tobias Schulmann, Andrew Hobman
Description: The Southern Alps of New Zealand are located in an extreme maritime climate with high precipitation amounts and strong winds causing heavy winter stor...
Object ID: ISSW14_paper_P1.01.pdf
Keywords: southern alps, arps, snowpack, snow cover simulation, decision making
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Title: A Comparison of Terrain-Based Parameter, Wind-Field Modelling and TLS Snow Depth Data for Snow Drift Modelling
Date: 2013-10-07
Authors: Alexander Prokop, Peter Schön, Vincent Vionnet, Florence Naaim-Bouvet, Gilbert Guyomarc’h, Yves Durand, Hervet Bellot, Florain Singer, Kouichi Nishimura
Description: Wind and the associated snow drift are dominating factors determining the snow distribution and accumulation in alpine areas, resulting in a in high s...
Object ID: ISSW13_paper_P2-60.pdf
Keywords: snow, wind, redistribution, tls, terrain parameter, arps
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Title: A 3D Model for Snow Drift and Snow Cover Development in Steep Alpine Terrain
Date: 2002
Authors: Michael Lehning, Judith Doorschot, Charles Fierz, Norbert Raderschall
Description: Since blowing and drifting snow is a major factor influencing avalanche danger and the local micro climate, a high resolution, objective and quantitat...
Object ID: issw-2002-579-589.pdf
Keywords: arps, lee slope, avalanches, wind slab, flow simulation, saltation, suspension, erosion, snow preferential deposition
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