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Utilizing ESP for Snowpack Analysis: A User-Friendly Approach

Learn how to apply ESP for snow parameters like SWE, depth, and extent. Understand graphics for water supply, recreation, and resource management uses. Includes analysis for simulated traces, exceedance probability, and weekly snow accumulation.

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Utilizing ESP for Snowpack Analysis: A User-Friendly Approach

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  1. Use of ESP for Snow Parameters Ben Balk and Larry Rundquist APRFC

  2. Standard AHPS Probability Graphic

  3. Use Same Analysis for Snowpack

  4. Based on Simulated Traces

  5. Exceedance Probability Graph

  6. Early Season Traces

  7. Average Weekly Snow Accumulation

  8. Exceedance Probability Graph

  9. Summary • Can use ESP to analyze simulated SWE • May also be used for other snow parameters such as depth or aerial extent • Requires explanation for user to understand graphics • Uses include water supply, recreation, and resource management

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