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Title: Critical Review of Challenges and Potentials for Snow Drift Simulation: Date: 2010; Authors: Arnulf Wurzer, Arnold Studeregger, Peter Fischer; Description: A review of current snow drift models is given. Further a turbulent snow drift model based on an Algebraic Slip Model approach is validated. The drivi...; Object ID: ISSW_P-026.pdf; Keywords: optimization, algebraic slip model, aerodynamic entrainment, snow drift, cfd, time dependent boundary conditions; View additional details about Critical Review of Challenges and Potentials for Snow Drift Simulation

Title: Gswarm: An Example of Making a GIS Model for Everyday Use: Date: 2010; Authors: Cora Shea, Bruce Jamieson; Description: Modeling snow processes over terrain with a Geographic Information System (GIS) takes a specific set of skills and a lot of computer processing power ...; Object ID: ISSW_P-041.pdf; Keywords: computer assisted forecasting, geographic information systems (gis), modelling; View additional details about Gswarm: An Example of Making a GIS Model for Everyday Use

Title: A Conceptual Model of Avalanche Hazard: Date: 2010; Authors: Grant Statham, Pascal Haegeli, Karl W. Birkeland, Ethan Greene, Clair Israelson, Bruce Tremper, Chris Stethem, Bruce McMahon, Brad White, John Kelly; Description: Conventional avalanche forecasting is practiced as a mix of deterministic treatment for snow and weather parameters and inductive logic to reach actua...; Object ID: ISSW_P-072.pdf; Keywords: avalanche forecasting, weather parameters, terrain, danger ratings; View additional details about A Conceptual Model of Avalanche Hazard

Title: Online NWP-Model Data as Boundary Conditions for Snow Drift Simulation: Date: 2009; Authors: Simon Schneiderbauer, Stefan Pirker; Description: The open boundary conditions for the computational fluid dynamics simulation of the micro- and meso-scale flow over the Grimming mountain, Austria, ar...; Object ID: issw-2009-0146-0150.pdf; Keywords: open boundary conditions, optimization, boussinesq approximation, cfd; View additional details about Online NWP-Model Data as Boundary Conditions for Snow Drift Simulation

Title: Satellite Observed SCA and Gamma Distributed Snow in the HBV Model: Date: 2009; Authors: Thomas Skaugen, Frode Randen; Description: Areas having a seasonal snowpack experience a risk of melt-floods. The magnitude of such a flood is highly dependent on the available water stored in ...; Object ID: issw-2009-0184-0186.pdf; Keywords: snow modelling, satellite observed sca, swe, snow distribution; View additional details about Satellite Observed SCA and Gamma Distributed Snow in the HBV Model

Title: Snow Simulation and Forecasting Through All Norway: The Senorge Model: Date: 2009; Authors: Stefano Endrizzi, Thomas Skaugen; Description: A model has been recently set up (since 2006) that provides the snow conditions, along with other hydrometeorological parameters, for all Norway at 1 ...; Object ID: issw-2009-0211-0213.pdf; Keywords: norway, snow modelling, snow monitoring; View additional details about Snow Simulation and Forecasting Through All Norway: The Senorge Model

Title: Interpretation of Prevalent Avalanche Scenarios on the Basis of the Anticrack Model: Date: 2009; Authors: Stephan Harvey, Joachim Heierli; Description: Each winter the build-up of snow conditions is unique and distinctive, but a wide variety of avalanche situations can be attributed to a relatively sm...; Object ID: issw-2009-0276-0281.pdf; Keywords: avalanche scenarios, anticrack model, avalanche formation; View additional details about Interpretation of Prevalent Avalanche Scenarios on the Basis of the Anticrack Model

Title: A-b Model: Can We Learn More From the Statistical Avalanche Model With Respect to the Dynamical Behavior of Avalanches: Date: 2009; Authors: Peter Gauer, Steinar BakkehÃ¸i, Karstein Lied, Krister Kristensen, Kalle Kronholm; Description: A meaningful risk assessment in avalanche prone areas involves the estimation of the runout and impact pressures of potential avalanches. Two categori...; Object ID: issw-2009-0405-0408.pdf; Keywords: avalanche dynamics, statistical model, observations; View additional details about A-b Model: Can We Learn More From the Statistical Avalanche Model With Respect to the Dynamical Behavior of Avalanches

Title: Experiences in Avalanche Assessment With the Powder Snow Avalanche Model Samosat: Date: 2009; Authors: Matthias Granig, Peter Sampl, Christian Tollinger, Philipp JÃ¶rg; Description: In 2004 the Forest Technical Service for Avalanche and Torrent Control (WLV) has initiated the development of the new powder snow avalanche model Samo...; Object ID: issw-2009-0514-0518.pdf; Keywords: avalanche simulation, samosat, model calibration, avalanche case studies; View additional details about Experiences in Avalanche Assessment With the Powder Snow Avalanche Model Samosat

Title: 2D Modelling of Icelandic Snow Avalanches for Hazard Zoning: Date: 2009; Authors: EirÃkur GÃslason; Description: The methodology for snow avalanche hazard zoning in Iceland is based on a statistical run-out analysis of a data-set of historical avalanches. The met...; Object ID: issw-2009-0529-0532.pdf; Keywords: avalanche modelling, two-dimensional run-out index, hazard zoning; View additional details about 2D Modelling of Icelandic Snow Avalanches for Hazard Zoning

Title: Avalanche Risk in a Changing Climate Development of a Landslide and Avalanche Risk Model: Date: 2009; Authors: Heidi Bjordal, Jan Otto Larsen; Description: In Norway, approximately 2000 landslides and avalanches affect the road network every year. Projected climate changes will give a milder and wetter cl...; Object ID: issw-2009-0564-0566.pdf; Keywords: climate change, landslide and avalanche frequency, acceptable risk level; View additional details about Avalanche Risk in a Changing Climate Development of a Landslide and Avalanche Risk Model

Title: Cellular Automaton Modelling of Slab Avalanche Triggering Mechanisms: From the Universal Statistical Behaviour to Particular Cases: Date: 2006; Authors: J. Faillettaz, F. Louchet, J-R. Grasso; Description: Modelling avalanche release is a long lasting challenge. Despite a general agreement on the basic mechanisms responsible for avalanche release, determ...; Object ID: issw-2006-174-180.pdf; Keywords: snow, avalanches, cellular automata, statistical physics, variability, criticality; View additional details about Cellular Automaton Modelling of Slab Avalanche Triggering Mechanisms: From the Universal Statistical Behaviour to Particular Cases

Title: A Snow Microstructure Supplement to Sntherm Model: Date: 2006; Authors: R.K. Aggarwal, M.R. Ravi, P. Mahajan; Description: SNTHERM is a one dimensional heat and mass transfer model that predicts change in surface temperature, temperature of snow and soil layers, settlement...; Object ID: issw-2006-117-126.pdf; Keywords: thermal conductivity, viscosity, microstructure, bond, grain; View additional details about A Snow Microstructure Supplement to Sntherm Model

Title: Noaaâ€™s National Snow Analyses: Date: 2006; Authors: Tom Carroll, Don Cline; Description: NOAAâ€™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; View additional details about Noaaâ€™s National Snow Analyses

Title: Slope Scale Modeling of Snow Surface Temperature in Topographically Complex Terrain: Date: 2006; Authors: J.M. Staples, E.E. Adams, A. E. Slaughter, L.R. McKittrick; Description: In mountainous terrain, landscape strongly influences the thermal state of snow. An energy balance model, Radtherm/RT, can be used to account for topo...; Object ID: issw-2006-806-814.pdf; Keywords: snow surface, temperature, topography, energy balance, modeling, radiation; View additional details about Slope Scale Modeling of Snow Surface Temperature in Topographically Complex Terrain

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