Sentence examples for snow soil from inspiring English sources

Lack of moisture from snow, soil and standing water in fields will only help to make those frosts more severe.

For example, we are less concerned with shielding of a sample from cosmic radiation by snow, soil, loess or vegetation in a polar environment.

Topics include the hydrologic cycle, relevant sensor types and the electromagnetic spectrum, active/passive microwave remote sensing (snow, soil moisture, canopy water content, rainfall), thermal sensing of evapotranspiration, gravity and hyperspectral methods, as well as an introduction to data assimilation and calibration/validation approaches for hydrologic variables.

The term bare ground refers to any surface that is not covered by vegetation and can therefore be a glacier, a lake, a wetland, snow covered soil or bare soil.

Hydrologic processes of glacier, snow, frozen soil, groundwater, surface water and precipitation have always been the common concern of hydrologists.

Residents near the plant were advised to remain indoors, and contaminated snow and soil were removed, but workers were not evacuated.

Incoming solar radiation, snow depth, soil temperature, atmospheric gases, plant respiration and moisture at different depths — the wireless grid can measure all these ecological features.

Paired sampling was implemented to assess the effect of skiing operations on snow and soil properties, plant phenology, biomass production and species composition.

This paper evaluates whether the terramechanics representation of a virtual test site is improved by adding spatially distributed snow and soil properties, rather than using uniform properties.

The ratio of organic matter yield to water yield was similar each freshet and was independent of the amount of precipitation as snow or soil frost status.

Here, we present a 52-year (1962 2013) dataset (precipitation, temperature, snow cover, soil water content, and runoff) from three 5 ha hillslopes on the seasonally-frozen northern Great Plains.