ESC 1982 (39TH MEETING RENO NV)
01 T.J. Henderson. Western Snow Conference - The first fifty years.
02 L. Lansing. Reminiscences of Eastern Snow Conferences.
04 M.B. Baker Jr. Influence of clearing Ponderosa pine on timing of snowmelt runoff.
05 J. Christner, R.D. Harr. Peak streamflows from the transient snow zone, western Cascades, Oregon.
06 R.C. Kattelmann. Water yield improvement in the Sierra Nevada snow zone: 1912-1982.
08 M.-K. Woo. Snow hydrology of the High Arctic.
10 A.R. Eschner. Eastern snowpack conditions - characteristics and significance.
12 R.A. Schmidt, R.D. Tabler, R.L. Jairell. A new device for sampling mass flux of blowing snow.
13 J.D. Iversen. Development of small-scale snowdrift simulation.
16 R.D. Tabler. Frequency distribution of annual peak water-equivalent on Wyoming snow courses.
18 D.F. Potts. Streamflow regionalization in western Montana.
20 J.A. Kleppe, L.G. Yori. Remote data acquisition using random mode sub-telemetry systems.
22 W.P. Adams, D.C. Lasenby. Lake ice growth and conductivity.
23 N. Strickland. Factors affecting temporal variations in the albedo of snowcover.
24 A.L. Huber, D.C. Robertson. Regression models in water supply forecasting.
25 B.E. Goodison, J.R. Metcalfe. Canadian snow gauge experiment recent results.
26 K.F. Dewey, R. Heim Jr. A new data base: A digital archive of northern hemisphere snow cover.
27 T.R. Carroll, W.K. Jones. Error assessment of airborne snow water equivalent measurements.
28 A.T.C. Chang, A. Rango. Remote sensing applications in snow hydrology - past, present and future.
30 M. Molnau, C.C. Warnick. A history of snow research at the University of Idaho.