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- Title: Use of RHYTMME Radar Images Including X Band Data, to Improve Hourly Disaggregation of SAFRAN Daily Precipitation Analyse - Application on Mercantour and Haut-Var/Haut-Verdon
- Date: 2013-10-07
- Authors: Mérindol Laurent, Durand Yves, Fradon Béatrice, Tzanos Renaud, Westrelin Samuel
- Description: In the framework of RHYTMME project, a X Band weather radar network is currently
being installed in the French southern Alps. Three X Band polarimetr...
- Object ID: ISSW13_paper_P2-08.pdf
- Keywords: radar, x-band, precipitation analysis, hourly disaggregation
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- Title: A New Model for Operational Winter Road Surface Conditions Forecasting in Météo-France
- Date: 2013-10-07
- Authors: Ludovic Bouilloud, Odile Coudert, Alain Foidart
- Description: During winter, snow presence on the road might have serious consequences on road traffic and security, especially in plain areas where snow occurrence...
- Object ID: ISSW13_paper_P4-31.pdf
- Keywords: winter maintenance, snow, road surface conditions, forecasting
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- Title: Use of the Models Safran-Crocus-Mepra in Operational Avalanche Forecasting
- Date: 2009
- Authors: C. Coléou, G. Giraud, Y. Danielou, J.L. Dumas, C. Gendre, E. Pougatch
- Description: Avalanche forecast is based on the observation of weather conditions and follow-up
snow cover. The workstation “Poste_Nivologieâ€, operati...
- Object ID: issw-2009-0341-0345.pdf
- Keywords: avalanche forecast, modelling, avalanche hazard
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- Title: Results of 50 Years of Climate Reanalysis in the French Pyrenees (1958-2008) Using the Safran and Crocus Models
- Date: 2009
- Authors: Malou N.A. Maris, Gérald Giraud, Yves Durand, Jean-Pierre Navarre, Laurent Mérindol
- Description: Due to the lack of a sufficient amount of directly observed long-term snow data, the
SAFRAN-CROCUS model chain, usually applied to operational avalan...
- Object ID: issw-2009-0219-0223.pdf
- Keywords: validation, climatology, pyrenees, snow height, trend
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- Title: Isothermal Metamorphism of a New Snow Layer: Some Measurements and Simulation
- Date: 2004
- Authors: Cécile Coléou, Romeu André Pieritz, Bernard Lesaffre, Jean-Bruno Brzoska, Pierre Etchevers
- Description: Snow layer evolution is numerically modelled by physical parameters and its grain
structure description. The simulation result depends directly of th...
- Object ID: issw-2004-075-082.pdf
- Keywords: snow modelling, isothermal metamorphism, 3d shape descriptors
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- Title: MEPRA - An Expert System for Avalanche Risk Forecasting
- Date: 1992
- Authors: G. Giraud
- Description: This paper describes the current state of MEPRA, an expert system for avalanche risk forecasting. The author presents the system characteristics (know...
- Object ID: issw-1992-097-104.pdf
- Keywords: mepra, risk, forecasting, expert system
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- Title: Operational Use of the Model Crocus by French Avalanche Forecast Services
- Date: 1990
- Authors: E. Brun
- Description: Since 1971, the operational avalanche forecasting is operated by the french national
meteorological service in the Alpes and in the Pyrenees. In the ...
- Object ID: issw-1990-031-037.pdf
- Keywords: snow pit, snow cover, stability, altitudes, slopes, orientation
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