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Title: Avalanche Forecasting in a Heavy Snowfall Area Using the Snowpack Model
Date: 2006
Authors: Hiroyuki Hirashima, Kouichi Nishimura, Satoru Yamaguchi, Atsushi Sato, Michael Lehning
Description: We describe the use of a snow cover model — SNOWPACK — for a heavy snowfall area. The area along the Sea of Japan received record-breaki...
Object ID: issw-2006-054-062.pdf
Keywords: snowpack model, avalanche forecasting, heavy snow, stability index
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Title: Noaa’s National Snow Analyses
Date: 2006
Authors: Tom Carroll, Don Cline
Description: NOAA’s National Operational Hydrologic Remote Sensing Center (NOHRSC) provides comprehensive, near real-time, snow observations, snow analyses,...
Object ID: issw-2006-797-805.pdf
Keywords: energy-and-mass-balance snow model, remote sensing, airborne snow measurements, snow hydrology, water supply, snowmelt flooding
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Title: March Wet Avalanche Prediction at Bridger Bowl Ski Area, Montana
Date: 2004
Authors: J.M. Romig, S.G. Custer, K. Birkeland, W.W. Locke
Description: Few avalanche forecast models are tailored specifically for wet avalanche forecasting. Bridger Bowl (intermountain climate) is a good area to develop ...
Object ID: ISSW-2004-010.pdf
Keywords: wet snow, avalanche, probability, forecast, model
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Title: Approach to Spatial Avalanche Forecasting Using a Non-Hydrostatic Model and a Snow Cover Model
Date: 2004
Authors: Satoru Yamaguchi, Atsushi Sato, Katsushi Iwamoto, Sento Nakai , Michael Lehning
Description: To estimate the spatial variation in snowpack characteristics, two numerical models, a regional meteorological model (NHM) and a snow cover model (SNO...
Object ID: issw-2004-199-204.pdf
Keywords: snow disaster, avalanche forecast, snow cover model, non-hydrostatic model, japan
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Title: March Wet Avalanche Prediction at Bridger Bowl Ski Area, Montana
Date: 2004
Authors: J. M. Romig, S. G. Custer, K. Birkeland, W. W. Locke
Description: Few avalanche forecast models are tailored specifically for wet avalanche forecasting. Bridger Bowl (intermountain climate) is a good area to develop ...
Object ID: issw-2004-598-607.pdf
Keywords: wet snow, avalanche, probability, forecast, model
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Title: Crocusmeprapc Software: A Tool for Local Simulations of Snow Cover Stratigraphy and Avalanche Risks
Date: 2002
Authors: Gerald Giraud, Eric Martin, Eric Brun, Jean-Pierre Navarre
Description: To help the regional avalanche forecaster and to describe the great variability of the snow pack and the avalanche risk, the CEN (Centre d'Etudes de l...
Object ID: issw-2002-123-129.pdf
Keywords: snow model, avalanche forecasting, computer tool
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Title: SnowMIP - An Intercomparison of Snow Models: First Results
Date: 2002
Authors: P. Etchevers, E. Martin, R. Brown, C. Fierz, Y. Lejeune, E. Bazile, A. Boone, Y.J. Dai, R. Essery, A. Fernandez, Y. Gusev, R. Jordan, V. Koren, E. Kowalczyk, R.D. Pyles, A. Schlosser, A.B. Shmakin, T.G. Smirnova, U. Strasser, D. Verseghy, T. Yamazaki, Z.L. Yang
Description: Many snow models are now used for various applications such as hydrology, global circulation models, snow monitoring, snow physics research and avalan...
Object ID: issw-2002-353-360.pdf
Keywords: snow simulation, model intercomparison, snowmip
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Title: The Use of a Numerical Snow-Drift Model as a Decision Making Tool in the Planning of Avalanche Protection Measures
Date: 2002
Authors: Peter Gauer
Description: Blowing and drifting snow is not only a major factor in the assessment of the acute avalanche danger, its contribution to the snow distribution also i...
Object ID: issw-2002-604-608.pdf
Keywords: snow-drift, numerical modeling, meso-scale weather model, nesting, planning tool
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Title: An Experience of Avalanche Diagnostic and Forecast Models Verification
Date: 2000
Authors: Pavel Chernouss
Description: Verification of several types of avalanche occurrence diagnostic and forecast models used by the Centre of Avalanche Safety in the Khibiny Mountains ...
Object ID: issw-2000-081-085.pdf
Keywords: forecast, model, safety, predictors, snowdrift
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Title: A Statistical Validation of the Snowpack Model in a Montana Climate
Date: 2000
Authors: Christopher C. Lundy, Robert L. Brown, Edward E. Adams, Karl W. Birkeland, Michael Lehning
Description: Recently, a computer model has been developed by the Swiss Federal Institute for Snow and Avalanche Research that- simulates the evolution of a natura...
Object ID: issw-2000-259-265.pdf
Keywords: snowpack modeling, snow metamorphism, model validation, snowpack evolution
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Title: A Mixed Flowing/Powder Snow Avalanche Model
Date: 2000
Authors: P.A. Bartel, M.A. Kern, M. Christen
Description: One-dimensional layer-averaged equations describing the mechanics of mixed flowing/powder snow avalanches are- formulated and solved. The equations de...
Object ID: issw-2000-280-289.pdf
Keywords: density, model, snow, powder, flowing
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Title: Numerical Experiments of Wind Transport Over a Mountainous Instrumented Site at Small, Medium and Large Scales
Date: 2000
Authors: Florence Bouvet-Naaim, Yves Durand, Mohamed Naaim, Gilbert Guyomarc'h, Jean-Luc Michaux, Laurent Merindol
Description: For about ten winter seasons, the CEN and the CEMAGREF, two French laboratories involved in snow research, have performed intensive field measurement ...
Object ID: issw-2000-302-308.pdf
Keywords: drifting snow, wind, experimental site, measurement, numerical model
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Title: The Stochastic Model of Snow Cover Stability on Mountain Slopes
Date: 1996
Authors: Pavel A. Chernouss, Yury V. Fedorenko
Description: Three-dimensional deterministic model of thin elastic shell on a rigid underlying surface of arbitrary configuration is used as approach to a snow sla...
Object ID: issw-1996-104-106.pdf
Keywords: avalanche, stochastic model, snowpack stability
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Title: Avalanche Modeling in France - Theory and Applications
Date: 1996
Authors: Mohamed Naaim, Gerard Brugnot, Jean Claude Charry
Description: First, this paper succinctly describes our numerical powder snow avalanche model. Then, an application of this model is presented in the frame of an a...
Object ID: issw-1996-239-243.pdf
Keywords: model, risk, avalanche
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Title: Statistical Modelling of Snow Cover Stability in Mountain Slopes
Date: 1994
Authors: Pavel A. Chemouss
Description: New class of snow cover stability models are suggested. The base of such models are determined models of snow cover mechanical equilibrium and paramet...
Object ID: issw-1994-341-345.pdf
Keywords: algorithm, snow model, stability, snow cover, statistics
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