Sentence examples for increased snow depth from inspiring English sources

Climatic variables from regional weather stations for the period 1955 2006 did not, however, reveal any consistent change except for that the increased snow depth had a negative impact on the reindeer population while increase in snow depth hindering the reindeer in grazing seemed to have a positive impact on the lichen biomass.

Currently the effects of increasing snow depth on BVOC emissions are unknown.

We refined spatial predictions by exploring how reductions in the availability of sagebrush (as a consequence of increasing snow depth) may affect patterns of predicted occurrence.

BVOC emissions were measured in situ across the growing season in a climate experiment, which used open top chambers to increase temperature and snow fences to increase winter snow depth.

(3) As the gravity increased between December 23 and December 28 in response to an increase in mass accompanied by an increase in snow depth below the height of the OKH, the gravity decrease between December 14 and December 21 reflected the mass increase caused by snowfall above the height of OKH/KID.

However, this positive effect is lost with increasing precipitation and snow depth in winter.

The Halley V1 research station stands on the 150m-thick Brunt Ice Shelf, which is flowing out to sea at a rate of 400m per year, with snow depth increasing by a metre annually.

The pinched-cone equation uses a circular function with one or two coefficients that describe the slope-azimuth-dependent expansion of the pinched cone as snow depth differentiation increases with increased terrain slope.

At the landscape scale, densities of sugar maple seedlings and saplings decreased with decreasing latitude and snow depth and increasing winter deer densities.

In order to increase the spatial coverage of snow depth and SWE in these regions, a promising new remote-sensing technique using the reflected signals of the global navigation satellite systems (GNSS) is being investigated [7 11].

The most prominent snow cover changes are observed in the late spring (Fig. 7a) while the total duration of seasonal snow on the ground is decreasing, there are days/periods, when snow maximum water equivalent and maximum snow depth have been increased over most of Russia (Bulygina et al. 2009, 2011, updated).