Sentence examples for snow index from inspiring English sources

Snow covered pixels were retrieved using the normalized difference snow index (NDSI) and unsupervised classification, and pixels having greater (less) than 50% snow cover were classified presence (absence).

Seasonal variations in oasis vegetation, surface temperature (for model input), and SCA (for model validation) are described as separate timeseries of monthly composites of enhanced vegetation index, land surface temperature, and normalised difference snow index generated from MODIS optical reflectance and thermal emission data.

The normalized difference snow index maps were prepared starting from 2002 to 2012 for four different months, viz.

This study examines snow covered area (SCA) and associated geohazards in the Bhilangna watershed using the Normalized Difference Snow Index.

The normalized difference snow index map is then used to obtain the areal extent of snow in the Brahmaputra catchment area.

This method is known as Normalize Difference Snow Index (NDSI) method and is one of the very potential methods to map snow cover of an area.

Comparisons of modelled and snow-index-based estimates of SCA in the Shiyang and Hei River watersheds for the hydrological year, from August 2004 to July 2005, provide nearly similar spatiotemporal patterns; overlap between SCA's exceeds 60% for most months.

A comparison with existing commercial mortality insurance (CMI) based on certainty-equivalent analysis indicates that the designed snow-index insurance (SII) is superior in terms of potential users' welfare, as it is aimed correctly at the major source of income risk.

Snow Potential Index: 6 - Today is best chance over the next week for a little accumulation, especially north & west of D.C.

In this study, we use the "Bremen composite" Mg II index (Snow et al. 2014) for January 1992 to October 2015 and compare them with the Geotail/EPIC observations.

Existing methods for incorporating physical snow properties into temperature-index models (TIMs) require frequent snow density observations.