Sentence examples for snow characteristics from inspiring English sources
Johansson, C., Pohjola, V. A., Jonasson, C. & Callaghan, T. V. Multi-Decadal Changes in Snow Characteristics in Sub-Arctic Sweden. Sub-Arctic Sweden
People who dug pits to assess snow characteristics or looked for recent avalanche activity before going down a slope sometimes changed routes to avoid danger.
The first one, due to temporal change in snow characteristics, affects the ice sheet volume trend as derived from altimetric series.
The study confirms significant changes in snow characteristics and wetness due to large variations in temperature at these altitudes and their relevance with the avalanche activity.
The analysis of multi-temporal optical and active microwave satellite data shows that visible bands of Indian Remote Sensing Satellite (IRS) LISS III sensors help in providing information about terrain features; NIR band is more useful for analysis of snow characteristics, and Radarsat image helps in extraction of snow wetness information.
Liu, G. Deriving snow cloud characteristics from CloudSat observations.
Snow has characteristics similar to many other acoustically porous media.
Acoustic measurements can provide a rapid, accurate method for determining and monitoring snow cover characteristics.
Snow cover characteristics in the Tyrolean Alps have been analysed using regular snow measurements and snow course data.
Bulygina, O. N., Groisman, P. Y., Razuvaev, V. N. & Korshunova, N. N. Changes in snow cover characteristics over Northern Eurasia since 1966.
This study demonstrates the utility of the dynamic MOD21 multispectral emissivity product to detect land cover changes over a broad range of different Earth surface domains including land degradation in dryland regions, snow melt characteristics on glaciers and ice sheets, extreme ecosystem disturbances, and agricultural activities.
