Dear colleagues,
We invite contributions to our session "Quantifying Spatial and Temporal Variability of Snow and Snow Processes". AGU Fall Meeting will be held (mostly) virtually in December 2020.
AGU link for submitting: https://agu.confex.com/agu/fm20/prelim.cgi/Session/105247
The deadline for submitting is Wednesday, 29 July 2020
Abstract:
Snow properties in seasonal and perennial snow environments vary over many orders of spatial and temporal magnitude and at a wide range of scales. Large variations in bulk properties, such as snow depth, snow water equivalent, and impurity content can occur over distances less than 100 meters and time scales of minutes to hours, complicating measurement and modeling efforts. Topography and vegetation combine with variability in precipitation, wind, and melt to create a complex distribution of snow properties across the landscape and through time. This session will focus on studies which quantify spatial and temporal variations in snow and snow-related processes at medium to large scales for a wide range of problems, including snow hydrology, snow avalanches, and remote sensing or modeling efforts.
Sincerely.
Jeffrey S Deems (National Snow and Ice Data Center)
Hans-Peter Marshall (Boise State University)
Ernesto Trujillo (USDA-ARS)
Jesus Revuelto (Instituto Pirenaico de Ecologia CSIC)
