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Title: Can We Estimate Precipitation Rate During Snowfall Using a Scanning Terrestrial Lidar?: Date: 2012; Authors: Edward H. Bair, Robert E. Davis, David C. Finnegan, Adam L. LeWinter, Ethan Guttmann, Jeff Dozier; Description: Accurate snowfall measurements in windy areas have proven difficult. To examine a new approach, we have installed an automatic scanning terrestrial Li...; Object ID: issw-2012-923-929.pdf; Keywords: precipitation, lidar, mass flux; View additional details about Can We Estimate Precipitation Rate During Snowfall Using a Scanning Terrestrial Lidar?

Title: Quantifying Snow Transport Using Snow Fences and Sonic Sensors: Date: 2012; Authors: Svetlana Stuefer, Matthew Sturm; Description: Using two snow fences we constructed in northern Alaska, and an existing municipal fence near Barrow, we measured the growth and size of the snow drif...; Object ID: issw-2012-934-936.pdf; Keywords: snow fence, snowdrift, transportation, flux; View additional details about Quantifying Snow Transport Using Snow Fences and Sonic Sensors

Title: Temperature Gradient Metamorphism is Not a Classical Coarsening Process: Date: 2009; Authors: Bernd Pinzer, Martin Schneebeli; Description: The current understanding of snow metamorphism distinguishes two classes: equi-temperature metamorphism and temperature gradient metamorphism. The for...; Object ID: issw-2009-0058-0061.pdf; Keywords: temperature gradient, metamorphism, grain growth, vapor flux; View additional details about Temperature Gradient Metamorphism is Not a Classical Coarsening Process

Title: Vertical Profiles of Mass Flux for Different Particle Diameters in Drifting Snow Over Hard Snow Surfaces: Date: 2008-09-22; Authors: Kenji Kosugi, Takeshi Sato, Masaki Nemoto, Shigeto Mochizuki, Atsushi Sato; Description: The vertical profile of horizontal snow mass flux is a fundamental structure of drifting snow. It is widely recognized that most of drifting snow part...; Object ID: P__8097.pdf; Keywords: drifting snow, wind-tunnel experiment, saltation, mass flux, snow cover; View additional details about Vertical Profiles of Mass Flux for Different Particle Diameters in Drifting Snow Over Hard Snow Surfaces

Title: Preliminary Results from Controlled Experiments on the Growth of Faceted Crystals Above a Wet Snow Layer: Date: 2002; Authors: Bruce Jamieson, Alec van Herwi jnen; Description: Faceted crystals have been observed above melt-freeze crusts, and the layers of such crystals form the failure layer for some hard-to-predict dry slab...; Object ID: issw-2002-337-342.pdf; Keywords: snow heat flux, snow metamorphism, snow stability, slab avalanche, avalanche formation; View additional details about Preliminary Results from Controlled Experiments on the Growth of Faceted Crystals Above a Wet Snow Layer

Title: Particle Size Dependence of Horizontal Snow Mass Flux in Drifting Snow: Date: 2000; Authors: Konosuke Sugiura, Norikazu Maeno; Description: For understanding the drifting snow structure on sattating particles with particle size distribution over the loose surface, wind tunnel experiments ...; Object ID: issw-2000-290-295.pdf; Keywords: drifting snow, wind tunnel, saltation, mass flux; View additional details about Particle Size Dependence of Horizontal Snow Mass Flux in Drifting Snow

Title: 457 KHz Electromagnetism and the Future of Avalanche Transceivers: Date: 2000; Authors: John Hereford, Bruce Edgerly; Description: The standardized frequency for avalanche transceivers, 457 kHz, presents many interesting, important, and confusing issues, especially related to rece...; Object ID: issw-2000-351-356.pdf; Keywords: flux lines, transceiver, victims, avalanche; View additional details about 457 KHz Electromagnetism and the Future of Avalanche Transceivers

Title: The Acoustic Snowdrift Sensor: Interests, Calibration and Results: Date: 2000; Authors: J.L. Michaux, F. Naaim-Bouvet, M. Naaim, G. Guyomarc'h; Description: During a drifting snow event, it seems to be important to know the flux of blowing snow. Indeed, the height of the snow accumulation in an avalanche d...; Object ID: issw-2000-390-395.pdf; Keywords: drifting snow, snowdrift, acoustic sensor, flux, threshold velocities; View additional details about The Acoustic Snowdrift Sensor: Interests, Calibration and Results