Snow Processes: Canopy Interactions

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Description

This lecture covers the intricate processes of snow accumulation and melt in forested environments, focusing on the interactions between snow and vegetation. Topics include canopy interception, formation of ice layers, runoff modulation by snow, and the impact of rain on snow events. The instructor discusses the importance of understanding snow-vegetation processes and presents models for simulating these complex interactions.

Instructors (3)

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