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Title: Characteristics of Spring Runoff in the Mogot Experimental Watershed, in the Southern Mountainous Taiga of Eastern Siberia
Date: 2002
Authors: Kazuyoshi Suzuki, Jumpei Kubota, Tetsuo Ohata, Neli Vasilenk0, Sergei Zhuravin, Varely Vuglinsk
Description: During the spring thaw in eastern Siberia, melt water sometimes causes avalanches and spring floods in mountain taiga permafrost regions. Thus, it is ...
Object ID: issw-2002-407-411.pdf
Keywords: eastern siberia, permafrost, sublimation, runoff ratio, soil moisture, snowmelt
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Title: Surface Hoar Growing for Several Days
Date: 1996
Authors: Akihiro Hachikubo, Eizi Akitaya
Description: Surface hoar growing for several clear and humid days were observed. In the daytime, the air and the snow surface temperature increased and the relati...
Object ID: issw-1996-086-090.pdf
Keywords: surface hoar, weak layer, radiative cooling
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Title: Measurements and Modeling of Snow Energy Balance and Sublimation from Snow
Date: 1994
Authors: David G. Tarboton
Description: Snow melt runoff is an important factor in runoff generation for most Utah rivers and a large contributer to Utah's water supply and periodically floo...
Object ID: issw-1994-260-279.pdf
Keywords: sublimation, runoff, snow melting, snow energy
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Title: Sublimation of Snow - The Basics
Date: 1992
Authors: R.A. Schmidt, D.R. Gluns
Description: Understanding the process by which snow vaporizes without melting helps explain many interesting phenomena. This paper reviews the sublimation mechani...
Object ID: issw-1992-011-017.pdf
Keywords: water vapor, sublimation, temperature, crystal
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