Snow hydrology : The integration of physical, chemical, and biological systems. International conference. 6-9 October 1998, Brownsville, Vermont, USA. Abstracts redaktör: Hardy, Janet ; redaktör: Albert, Mary ; redaktör: Marsh, Philip
Publication details: Hanover, NH Cold Regions Research & Engineering Laboratory, 1998; CRREL special report 98-10, Description: 112 s, 594 KSubject(s): Online resources: Bibl.nr: VTI P8109:98-10Location: Abstract: This report comprises the abstracts of all papers presented at a special four-day conference on snow hydrology held in Vermont, U.S.A., 6–9 October 1998. The purpose of this conference was to provide a forum for sharing new knowledge on snow-cover properties and processes, chemical processes in the seasonal snow cover, biotic interactions with the seasonal snow cover, distributed snowmelt models, and scaling problems in snow hydrology. To encourage exchange between disciplines, papers were sought that addressed the relation between processes—physical, chemical, and biological—and the integration and distribution of these processes over different spatial and temporal scales.This report comprises the abstracts of all papers presented at a special four-day conference on snow hydrology held in Vermont, U.S.A., 6–9 October 1998. The purpose of this conference was to provide a forum for sharing new knowledge on snow-cover properties and processes, chemical processes in the seasonal snow cover, biotic interactions with the seasonal snow cover, distributed snowmelt models, and scaling problems in snow hydrology. To encourage exchange between disciplines, papers were sought that addressed the relation between processes—physical, chemical, and biological—and the integration and distribution of these processes over different spatial and temporal scales.