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Bahram Saghafian, Rahman Davtalab, Arezoo Rafieeinasab and M. Reza Ghanbarpour
Snowmelt provides a reliable water resource for meeting domestic, agricultural, industrial and hydropower demands. Consequently, estimating the available snow water equivalent is essential for water resource management of snowy regions. Due to the spatio...
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Mattia Callegari, Paolo Mazzoli, Ludovica De Gregorio, Claudia Notarnicola, Luca Pasolli, Marcello Petitta and Alberto Pistocchi
In this contribution we analyze the performance of a monthly river discharge forecasting model with a Support Vector Regression (SVR) technique in a European alpine area. We considered as predictors the discharges of the antecedent months, snow-covered a...
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Merv Fingas and Carl E. Brown
The response to a major oil spill can be challenging in temperate climates and with good weather conditions. By contrast, a major spill in or under ice and snow, presents a whole new series of challenges. This paper reviews detection technologies for the...
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Chen, C.-T. Tsang, L. Guo, J. Chang, A. T. C. Ding, K.-H.
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SERGUEI G. DOBROVOLSKI,BHASKAR J. CHOUDHURY
Changes in the states of two groups of major earth climatic subsystems are investigated: (a) "thick" subsystems (atmosphere, and ocean), and (b), "thin" subsystems (vegetation, snow, and sea ice). These two groups are distinguished with respect to tem...
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