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Title: Modeled Snow Cover in Pyrenees Mountains and Cross-Comparisons Between Remote-Sensed and Land-Based Observation Data
Date: 2012
Authors: Yves Durand, Gérald Giraud, Daniel Goetz, Malou Maris, Valentin Payen
Description: Only few studies have already attempted to assess the distribution and magnitude of seasonal snowpack under the varying climate of the Pyrenees. In us...
Object ID: issw-2012-998-1004.pdf
Keywords: snow depth comparisons, modis remote-sensed data, climatology, scm chain
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Title: The Relationship Between Preferential Flow in Snow Cover and Weather Conditions
Date: 2012
Authors: Satoru Yamaguchi, Hiroyuki Hirashima, Atsushi Sato, Satoru Adachi
Description: The accurate description of water movement through snow cover is essential for improving the forecast of full depth avalanches; this forecast is close...
Object ID: issw-2012-1054-1058.pdf
Keywords: full depth avalanche, liquid water, snow cover
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Title: Application of a Numerical Snowpack Model to Estimate Full-Depth Avalanche Danger
Date: 2010
Authors: Hiroyuki Hirashima, Isao Kamiishi, Satoru Yamaguchi, Atsushi Sato, Michael Lehning
Description: Many full-depth avalanches occur in temperate, snowy regions such as the northern part of Honshu, Japan. Such avalanches threaten infrastructure and c...
Object ID: ISSW_O-008.pdf
Keywords: snowpack model, water transport, full depth avalanche
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Title: Characteristics of Old-Deep-Slab Avalanches
Date: 2010
Authors: David Tracz, Bruce Jamieson
Description: Deep and old slab avalanches (ODS) are often hard-to-forecast. The size and destructive potential of ODS avalanches can be disturbing. As a starting p...
Object ID: ISSW_O-028.pdf
Keywords: avalanches, slab depth, age
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Title: Snow Characterization by Facet Number and Size From Snow Pit Wall Photographs
Date: 2010
Authors: Mathias Gergely, Martin Schneebeli
Description: Faceted snow within a natural snowpack often weakens its stability, with depth hoar being a prime example for a persistent weak layer. Traditionally, ...
Object ID: ISSW_P-005.pdf
Keywords: faceted snow, depth hoar, persistent weak layers, snow properties, wind-pressed snow
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Title: The ABC’s (and D) of Digging: Avalanche Shoveling Distilled to the Basics
Date: 2010
Authors: Bruce Edgerly
Description: It’s not sexy, but it sure saves lives. Over the past four years, shoveling has become an increasingly important aspect of recreational and pro...
Object ID: ISSW_P-052.pdf
Keywords: digging, strategic shoveling, survey, burial, depth
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Title: The Avalanche Situation in a Special Winter. Review of the 09/10 Season in Norway
Date: 2010
Authors: Christian Jaedicke, Kjetil Brattlien, Regula Frauenfelder, Krister Kristensen, Kalle Kronholm
Description: The 2009/10 season featured significantly different snow conditions compared to the usually maritime snow pack in most of Norway. A stable high-press...
Object ID: ISSW_P-070.pdf
Keywords: high-pressure system, depth hoar, weak layers, fatalities
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Title: Measurements of Small Scale Spatial and Temporal Variability of Snow Depth and SWE in a Small Mountain Catchment
Date: 2009
Authors: T. Grünewald, M. Schirmer, M. Lehning
Description: Using a new type of terrestrial laser scanner (TLS), which is particularly suited for measurements of snow covered surfaces, we monitored snow depth, ...
Object ID: issw-2009-0151-0154.pdf
Keywords: spatial variability, snow water equivalent, snow depth, terrestrial laser scanner, melt rates
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Title: Analysis of Temporal and Spatial Snow Depth Changes in a Steep Rock Face
Date: 2009
Authors: Vanessa Wirz, Michael Schirmer, Michael Lehning
Description: To understand snow distribution in steep rock walls a high resolution terrestrial laser scanner (TLS) was used to achieve precise snow height digital...
Object ID: issw-2009-0155-0159.pdf
Keywords: terrestrial laser scanning, snow depth changes, rock face, snow distribution
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Title: Terrestrial Laser Scanning for Snow Depth Observations: An Update on Technical Developments and Applications
Date: 2009
Authors: Alexander Prokop
Description: In the past few years terrestrial laser scanning methodology has become a powerful tool for determining the spatial snow depth distribution on slopes....
Object ID: issw-2009-0192-0196.pdf
Keywords: terrestrial laser scanning, snow depth, avalanche dynamics, avalanche case study
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Title: Snowpack Depth Modelling and Water Availability from Lidar Measurements in Eastern Pyrenees
Date: 2009
Authors: Ignacio MORENO BAÑOS, Antoni RUIZ GARCÍA, Jordi MARTURIÀ I ALAVEDRA, Pere OLLER I FIGUERAS, Jordi PIÑA IGLESIAS, Carles GARCIA SELLÉS, Pere MARTÍNEZ I FIGUERAS, Julià TALAYA LÓPEZ
Description: In order to evaluate water reserves in mountain watersheds the Institut Geològic de Catalunya (IGC) jointly with Institut Cartogràfic de Catalun...
Object ID: issw-2009-0202-0206.pdf
Keywords: snowpack depth, stepwise regression tree, lidar, geographic information systems (gis), pyrenees
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Title: Generation Condition of the Full-Depth Avalanche Out of the Data of Occurrence for Five Consecutive Years at Shibahara, Niigata Prefecture of Japan
Date: 2008-09-22
Authors: Norio Hayakawa, Makota Machida, Takashi Machida
Description: It is well known that a full-depth avalanche of wet snow occurs when, among others, air temperature rises. However, the exact condition of the generat...
Object ID: P__8105.pdf
Keywords: full-depth avalanche, wet snow, generation condition of avalanche
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Title: Combining Wind Field Modelling with Spatial Snow Depth Measurements for Avalanche Forecast Purpose
Date: 2008-09-22
Authors: Alexander Prokop
Description: The snow cover distribution in alpine terrain is known to be highly influenced by the local wind field. In this study the correlation between differen...
Object ID: P__8135.pdf
Keywords: terrestrial laser scanning, snow depth, wind field modeling, snow cover
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Title: The SM4 Snowpack Temperature and Snow Depth Sensor
Date: 2008-09-22
Authors: Örn Ingólfsson, Harpa Grímsdóttir
Description: An instrument for measuring snow depth and snow temperature has been developed by POLS engineering in Iceland. The goal was to develop a simple, robus...
Object ID: P__8174.pdf
Keywords: snow depth sensor, avalanche monitoring, snowpack temperature
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Title: A Basic Study on Technology of Inducing Artificial Avalanche by Explosive Detonation Inside the Snowpack
Date: 2008-09-22
Authors: Takashi Machida, Lu Minjiao, Isao Kamiishi, Atsushi Sato, Makoto Machida, Norio Hayakawa
Description: Avalanche inducing technology to ensure the safety of the potentially dangerous area practiced in Japan relies on blasting off the snow layer with the...
Object ID: P__8102.pdf
Keywords: explosives, artificial avalanche, wet snow, full depth avalanche
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