Lecture

Snow Properties: Volume, Depth, and Porosity

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Description

This lecture covers the physical properties of snow, including volume, depth, and porosity. It discusses the snowpack volume and depth, snow-covered area, and porosity ratio. It also explores liquid water content, snow density, snow water equivalent, and permeability. The lecture delves into the significance of density and specific surface area in understanding the mechanical and electromagnetic behavior of snow.

Instructors (3)

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