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Title: Remote Sensing Tools for Snow and Avalanche Research
Date: 2012
Authors: Yves Bühler
Description: Since the first images acquired from airplanes (1915) and satellites (1960), remote sensing has had a great impact in diverse number of fields such a...
Object ID: issw-2012-264-268.pdf
Keywords: remote sensing, digital elevation models dem, snow depth, snow type, spatially continuous measurements
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Title: Testing and Implementing a Wind Redistribution Model in Mountainous Terrain Using a High-Resolution Lidar-Derived DEM
Date: 2012
Authors: Andrew Hedrick, Hans-Peter Marshall, Scott Havens, Adam Winstral, Achim Heilig
Description: Spatial variability in the seasonal snowpack is affected by many factors, but wind redistribution, in addition to snowfall rate and sublimation, are ...
Object ID: issw-2012-1059-1064.pdf
Keywords: snowpacke, spatial variability, terrain,
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Title: Experiments and Numerical Simulation of Ping-Pong Ball Avalanches
Date: 1998
Authors: Y. Ito, K. Nishimura, Y. Nohguchi, J. McElwaine, S. Keller, K. Izumi
Description: Snow avalanche experiments at a ski jump have been carried out since 1995. Instead of snow, we used up to 550,000 ping-pong balls to simulate three-di...
Object ID: issw-1998-537-543.pdf
Keywords: snow avalanche, ping-pong ball, ski jump, particle and air interaction
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