Remote sensing of snow accumulation

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Abstract

New snow depth provides a valuable tool for forecasting avalanches. We have modified an ultrasonic rangefinder available from Polaroid, and have mounted the unit at the top of a tripod. By taking hourly measurements, the changes in distance between the transducer and the snowpack can be evaluated. Blowing snow during storms shows up as scattered data, and at the end of a storm the readings become stable. The data indicate the length of the storm as well as the new snow increment. © 1985.

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Earl, W. M., Grey, G. R., Conway, H., & Abrahamson, J. (1985). Remote sensing of snow accumulation. Cold Regions Science and Technology, 11(2), 199–202. https://doi.org/10.1016/0165-232X(85)90019-9

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