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Studying Snow Hydrology: Insights from a Ph.D. Student

Join Ned Bair, a Ph.D. student at the Donald Bren School of Environmental Science and Management at UC Santa Barbara, as he shares his background, research on snow hydrology, and fieldwork experiences at Mammoth Mountain. Discover the scientific methods he uses and the challenges of studying avalanche paths and hot snow.

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Studying Snow Hydrology: Insights from a Ph.D. Student

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  1. Ned Bair Snow Hydrology Ph.D. student Donald Bren School of Environmental Science and Management University of California – Santa Barbara

  2. My Background Patrol AC video

  3. Scientific Method in My Work

  4. Avalanche paths are stubborn.

  5. Snow is hot!

  6. Field work Mammoth Mountain

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