Lecture

Thermal Conductivity: Snowpack Processes and Models

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Description

This lecture covers the heat and mass transfer mechanisms in snow, including conduction, vapor transport, advection, and convection. It also discusses the energy conservation formulation in SNOWPACK, the bulk temperature equation, and effective conductivity models for snowpack.

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Mechanics: Fluid mechanics

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