'Snow depth' diaporamas de présentation

Snow Hydrology

Snow Hydrology. Don Cline Presented at Hydromet 00-1 Monday, 25 October 1999 National Operational Hydrologic Remote Sensing Center Office of Hydrology, National Weather Service, NOAA. Why is Snow Important?. Why is Snow Important?. Snowmelt Flooding. Snowmelt floods are a severe problem:

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NO x

NO x. VOCs. O 3. Snow Cover. Z. q.

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Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Biome PowerPoint

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Biome PowerPoint. Question 1 for $100. Greenland is located in this Biome?. 50:50. A. Tundra. B. Taiga. C. Deciduous Forest. D. Grasslands. Question 2 for $200. The Tropical Rain Forest makes up this country. 50:50. A. Argentina. B. Chili. C. Bolivia.

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Atmospheric Moisture

Atmospheric Moisture. Moisture, Clouds, and Precipitation. Humidity Global Precipitation Lifting Mechanisms Precipitation Processes Big Question: What Causes Air to Precipitate?. Global Precipitation. After Saturation Occurs the Air Must Release Extra Water as Fluid.

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Winter and shoulder season climate trends at the upland and floodplain sites of the Bonanza Creek LTER

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From the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, October 20, 2005

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Habitat Suitability for Populus tremuloides

Habitat Suitability for Populus tremuloides. A Spatial model for the southern portion of the White River National Forest Developed By: Jessica Schurich & Megan Dudley. Scope of Project & Funding. Use field collected data to determine factors that contribute to aspen decline

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USGEO Strategic Assessment Group Presented to GEO User Interface Committee Sept 23, 2008

USGEO Strategic Assessment Group Presented to GEO User Interface Committee Sept 23, 2008. DOE OMB NOAA NASA EPA DOD USDA.

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Burning Effects on Soil Temperature in Subalpine Environments

Burning Effects on Soil Temperature in Subalpine Environments. Ethan Larson MRS, University of Colorado-Boulder Spring 2013. Introduction. Fire effects on soil Changes the soil chemistry More C in soil (Knicker, 2007) Increases in inorganic N Soil retains less water (Iverson, 2002)

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Predictability of cold spring seasons in Europe

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Physical Properties of the Snowpack

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NYSnowmobileWebmap.com

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BTV's 2013-14 Winter Weather Workshop: MIC Comments

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Snow depth differences at 10,080 ft. under Limber Pine, Engelmann Spruce, and Aspen trees

Snow depth differences at 10,080 ft. under Limber Pine, Engelmann Spruce, and Aspen trees. By Ryan Zubizarreta. Winter Ecology, 2010 Mountain Research Station, University of Colorado, Boulder EBIO 4100, Sec 570. Question.

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Winter Planning Meeting Jan 27, 2011

Winter Planning Meeting Jan 27, 2011. State Climatology Office DNR- Division of Ecological and Water Resources. High Water on Red River at Fargo: April 1881 (Courtesy Minnesota Historical Society). Caledonia: 51.68. Marshall: 21.85. 80% 1 in 5 95% 1 in 20 99% 1 in 50.

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Satellite data products to support climate modelling: Phenology & Snow Cover

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Managing for Climate Change

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WMO SPICE Volga (Russia)

WMO SPICE Volga (Russia). Site Configuration Update Oct 10 th , 2012 Information from Arkadi Koldaev Prepared by Rodica Nitu. Site Layout. Site References (information provided as part of the site submission in June 2012).

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SEA ICE

Coupler . OCEAN. GFS. MOM4. Atmosphere grid. SEA ICE. Slow loop. fast loop. Tsfc Sea-Ice. Fluxes. X-grid. CFS Coupler. Atmosphere to sea-ice: - downward short- and long-wave radiations, - tbot, qbot, ubot, vbot, pbot, zbot, - psurf, snowfall,ffmm, ffhh

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