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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
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Title: Using Raw Lidar (Light Distancing and Ranging) Data to Identify Trimlines in Large Avalanche Paths
Date: 2010
Authors: Christopher M. McCollister, Robert H. Comey
Description: Raw LiDAR data was used to remotely sense trimline locations in large avalanche paths by determining the height of the young trees within the slidepat...
Object ID: ISSW_P-011.pdf
Keywords: trimlines, lidar, fusion, avalanche cycles
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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: Using LIDAR (Light Distancing and Ranging) Data to More Accurately Describe Avalanche Terrain
Date: 2009
Authors: Christopher M. McCollister, Robert H. Comey
Description: Currently, 30 meter Digital Elevation Models (DEM) and 1 meter color Digital Ortho Quads (DOQ) are available for most of the United States. These read...
Object ID: issw-2009-0463-0467.pdf
Keywords: lidar, geographic information systems (gis), geographic information systems (gis)
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Title: Using High Resolution LiDAR Data to Estimate Potential Avalanche Release Areas on the Example of Polish Mountain Regions
Date: 2009
Authors: Pawel Chrustek, Piotr Wezyk
Description: Mountains in Poland (with height over 500 m a.s.l.) cover only 3,1% of the total country area so avalanches are a less serious problem than in e.g. al...
Object ID: issw-2009-0495-0499.pdf
Keywords: snow avalanche, potential release areas, geographic information systems (gis), lidar, als data, avalanche mapping
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Title: Lidar Measurement of Snow Depth: Accuracy and Error Sources
Date: 2006
Authors: Jeffrey S. Deems , Thomas H. Painter
Description: Airborne laser altimetry (lidar) is a remote sensing technology that holds tremendous promise for mapping snow depth in snow hydrology and avalanche a...
Object ID: issw-2006-330-338.pdf
Keywords: lidar, snow depth, remote sensing, spatial variability
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