ESC 2004 (61ST MEETING PORTLAND ME)
Front matter
01 J. Farzaneh-Dehkordi, J. Zhang, M. Farzaneh. Experimental study and mathematical modeling of flashover on EHV insulators covered with ice.
02 S.R. Fassnacht. Estimating Alter-shielded gauge snowfall undercatch, snowpack sublimation, and blowing snow transport at six sites in the conterminous United States.
03 H.H. Lamb, Y. Durocher. Weigh gauge algorithms.
04 S.A. Sokratov, T.U. Kaempfer, M. Schneebeli. Temperature gradient metamorphism observed by computed micro-tomography.
05 H.R. Whiteley. Influence of method of measurement of daily snowfall on climate normals in Ontario, Canada.
06 J. Lee, A. Faiia, X. Feng, R. Osterhuber, J.W. Kirchner. Hydrochemical responses of snowmelt in artificial rain-on-snow experiments.
07 C. Derksen, A. Walker, B. Goodison. Assessing snow water equivalent distribution across the Canadian northern boreal forest.
08 D.K. Hall, R. Solberg, K.A. Casey, J.-G. Winther. Comparison of MODIS and SnowStar snow maps in Scandinavia.
09 G. Riggs, D.K. Hall. Snow mapping with the MODIS Aqua instrument.
10 F. Zanotti, S. Endrizzi, G. Bertoldi, R. Rigon. The GEOTOP snow model.
11 N.N. Neumann, C. Derksen, B.E. Goodison. Relationships between point snow depth measurements and snow distribution at the landscape level in the southern boreal forest of Saskatchewan.
12 R.A. Melloh, J.P. Hardy. A segmentation approach for distributing snow processes in the Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest, New Hampshire.
13 S.R. Fassnacht. Streamflow predictability in the Upper versus Lower Colorado River sub-basins.
14 K. Coulon. The creation of a denser basin averaged SWE grid by incorporating daily observations with biweekly basin averaged SWE.
15 M.S. Pelto. Temperature-ablation relationships on glaciers and in alpine areas, North Cascades, Washington.
16 J.L. Kincaid, A.G. Klein. Retreat of the Irian Jaya glaciers from 2000 to 2002 as measured from IKONOS satellite images.
17 A.G. Klein, M.C. Kennicutt II, G.A. Wolff, S.T. Sweet, D.A. Gielstra, T. Bloxom. Disruption of sand-wedge polygons at McMurdo Station, Antarctica: An indication of physical disturbance.
18 R. Assel. A Laurentian Great Lakes ice cover climatology.
19 B. Perry, C.E. Konrad II. Northwest flow snowfall in the southern Appalachians: Spatial and synoptic patterns.
20 V.T. Hom, E.J. Capone, T.W. Econopouly. Forecasting ice-affected rivers at the Northeast River Forecast Center.
21 C.T. Stuart, M.J. Sharp. Deriving glacier mass balance and recent climate conditions from shallow ice cores.
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