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- Title: Measuring Snow Surface Temperature: Why, why Not, and How?
- Date: 2016-10-02
- Authors: Bruce Jamieson, Michael Schirmer
- Description: Avalanche mitigation programs measures snow surface temperature, Tss, for up to three objectives: 1) to infer near surface faceting (NSF) from Tss and...
- Object ID: ISSW16_O11.02.pdf
- Keywords: surface temperature measurement, snow surface, infrared thermometers, contact thermometers, temperature gradient, near surface faceting
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- Title: The Influence of Near-Surface Warming on Slab Stiffness and Crack Propagation Propensity
- Date: 2012
- Authors: Benjamin Reuter, Jürg Schweizer
- Description: Near-surface warming by either an increase in air temperature or radiation is believed to have a significant effect on dry-snow slab avalanche formati...
- Object ID: issw-2012-028-031.pdf
- Keywords: near-surface warming, propagation propensity, snow pack, slabs,
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- Title: Examining the Drivers That Control the Spatial Variability of Surface Hoar and Near-Surface Facets
- Date: 2012
- Authors: Jordy Hendrikx, Tom Leonard, Irene Henninger, Doug McCabe, Ian Hoyer
- Description: Surface hoar and near-surface facets, once buried, often produce a persistent weak layer that is a common instability problem in the snow pack in SW M...
- Object ID: issw-2012-1005-1010.pdf
- Keywords: surface hoar, weak layer, grain form, avalanche forecasting
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- Title: Field and Analytical Examination of Near-Surface Facets
- Date: 2010
- Authors: Andrew E. Slaughter, Edward E. Adams
- Description: North- and south-facing field research locations were established that included meteorological stations coupled with daily observations and grain-scal...
- Object ID: ISSW_O-006.pdf
- Keywords: near-surface facets, radiation recrystallization, heat-transfer model, sensitivity analysis, monte carlo simulations
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- Title: The Spatial Distribution of Two Surface Hoar Events in the Chilkat and Takhinsha Mountains of Southeast Alaska
- Date: 2010
- Authors: Matthew Borish, Karl W. Birkeland, Stuart Challender, Stephan Custer
- Description: Understanding the spatial distribution of weak layers is a significant challenge for avalanche forecasters. Thus, improving our understanding of the p...
- Object ID: ISSW_O-014.pdf
- Keywords: chilkat and takhinsha mountains, avalanche, near-surface facets
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- Title: Shear Deformation of Radiation Recrystallized Near Surface Facets
- Date: 2010
- Authors: David J. Walters, Edward E. Adams, Patrick J. Staron, Ladean R. McKittrick
- Description: A layer of radiation recrystallized near surface facets was produced in a controlled
environmental chamber at Montana State University. Environmental...
- Object ID: ISSW_O-015.pdf
- Keywords: radiation recrystallization, shear, strain, optical, mechanics, snow
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- Title: The Microstructual Effects of Kinetic Growth Metamorphism in a Layered Snow Structure
- Date: 2006
- Authors: Ethan M. Greene, Martin Schneebeli, Kelly Elder
- Description: Faceted snow near a hard crust often poses a dangerous problem for avalanche forecasters. producing a persistent weakness where the avalanches are dif...
- Object ID: issw-2006-022-026.pdf
- Keywords: snow microstructure, kinetic growth metamorphism, facets near crusts
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