ESC 1984 (41ST MEETING NEW CARROLTON MD)

Front matter

01 D.A. Taylor. Snow loads on two-level flat roofs.

02 M.J. O’Rourke, R.S. Speck. Drift snow loads on multilevel roofs.

03 R.L. Sack, G.G. Burke, K.J. Penningroth. Automated data acquisition for structural snow loads.

04 M.J. Newark. A new look at ground snow loads in Canada.

05 B. Ellingwood. Probabilistic models for ground snow accumulation.

06 R.L. Sack, A. Sheikh-Taheri. Ground snow loads for Idaho.

07 D.K. Hall, J.L. Foster, A.T.C. Chang. Regional differences in snowpacks in the northern U.S. as seen by the Nimbus-7 SMMR.

08 J.C. Shiue, R. Shin, A.T.C. Chang, J. Fuchs, F. Lin, H. Greenan. Observation of passive microwave emission from snowpack.

09 G. Batson, H.T. Shen, S. Hung. Multi-year experience of remote sensing of ice thickness on the St. Lawrence River.

10 T.R. Carroll, G.D. Vose. Airborne snow water equivalent measurements over a forested environment using terrestrial gamma radiation.

11 K.G. Vadnais. Independent measurement of snow water equivalent and soil moisture using gamma spectral attenuation.

12 H.G. Jones. The influence of boreal forest cover on the chemical composition of snowcover.

13 C.M. Kingsbury, D.C. Pierson, W.P. Adams. Chemistry of a temperate pond’s decaying winter cover.

14 J. Campbell, W.P. Adams. Effects of snow and ice on wetland water chemistry.

15 A.T. Roberts, P. Adams. Observations of chlorophylls in High Arctic sea ice in winter.

16 N.M. Kalliomaki, G.M. Courtin, F.V. Clulow. Thermal index and thermal conductivity of snow and their relationship to winter survival of the meadow vole, Microtus pennsylvanicus.

17 D. Beresford. The effect of the winter ice cover on Odanata larvae in a pond near Peterborough, Ontario.

18 R. Doyle, M. Arockiasamy. Bergy-bit motion due to wind, wave, current and Coriolis forces.

19 R.V. Allen, C.R. Barnes. Spatial and temporal snowcover distribution in New York state.

20 J.M. Buttle, P. Lafleur. Energy balance modelling of snowmelt in a suburban environment: A progress report.

21 H.J. Greenan, E.A. Anderson. A snowmelt lysimeter for research applications.

22 B.E. Goodison, J.R. Metcalfe. Design, instrumentation and operation of a snowmelt runoff plot.

23 H.B. Granberg, C.M. Kingsbury. Tests of new snow density samplers.

24 T. Pangburn, H.L. McKim. USACRREL’s snow, ice, and frozen ground research at the Sleepers River Research Watershed.

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