Geophysical Research Letters VOL.51 ISSUE 24 | 20 December 2024
Superconducting Gravimeter Observations Show That a Satellite‐Derived Snow Depth Image Improves the Simulation of the Snow Water Equivalent Evolution in a High Alpine Site
Franziska Koch + Cesar Deschamps-Berger + Christian Voigt ...
The lack of accurate information on the spatiotemporal variations of snow water equivalent (SWE) in mountain catchments remains a key problem in snow hydrology and water resources...
Water Resources Research VOL.60 ISSUE 12 | 1 December 2024
Improving Fully Distributed Snowpack Simulations by Mapping Perturbations of Meteorological Forcings Inferred From Particle Filter Assimilation of Snow Monitoring Data
Moritz Oberrauch + Bertrand Cluzet + Jan Magnusson ...
Snow plays a crucial role in the water balance of mountainous regions by affecting the timing and magnitude of runoff and, thus, water availability and flood hazards. However,...
Geophysical Research Letters VOL.51 ISSUE 24 | 23 December 2024
Crowdsourced Data Reveal Shortcomings in Precipitation Phase Products for Rain and Snow Partitioning
Guo Yu + Keith S Jennings + Benjamin J Hatchett ...
Reanalysis products support our understanding of how the precipitation phase influences hydrology across scales. However, a lack of validation data hinders the evaluation...
Geophysical Research Letters VOL.51 ISSUE 24 | 22 December 2024
L‐Band InSAR Snow Water Equivalent Retrieval Uncertainty Increases With Forest Cover Fraction
R Bonnell + K Elder + D McGrath ...
There is a pressing need for global monitoring of snow water equivalent (SWE) at high spatiotemporal resolution, and L‐band (1–2 GHz) interferometric synthetic...
Geophysical Research Letters VOL.51 ISSUE 23 | 8 December 2024
Future Freshwater Fluxes From the Antarctic Ice Sheet
Violaine COULON + Frank Pattyn + Jan De Rydt ...
Surface freshening of the Southern Ocean driven by meltwater discharge from the Antarctic ice sheet has been shown to influence global climate dynamics. However, most climate...