Snowpack Applications and Tutorial

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Description

This lecture covers the physics and hydrology of snow using the SNOWPACK model, developed at SLF and EPFL. It explains the numerical model, its components, and how it works, focusing on vapor transport, hydrology, and climate change applications.

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