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Stream chemistry modeling of two watersheds in the Front Range, Colorado
(Water Resources Research, 36:77-87, 2000) README DATA
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A framework for the study of seasonal snow hydrology and its interannual
variability in the alpine regions of the Southwest
(Journal of Geophysical Research, 104(D18):22,117-22,135, 1999)
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One dimensional
snow water and energy balance model for vegetated surfaces
(Journal of Geophysical Research, 104(D18):22,117-22,135, 1999)
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Comparative analyses of physically-based snowmelt models for climate
simulations
(Journal of Climate, 12:2643-2657, 1999)
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Simulation of snow mass and extent in general circulations models
(Hydrological Processes, 13:2097-2113, 1999)
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Sensitivity analysis using mass flux and concentration
(Hydrological Processes, 13:2233-2244, 1999)
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Estimating the spatial distribution of snow in mountain basins using
remote sensing and energy balance modeling
(Water Resources Research, 34:1275-1285, 1998)
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Scale effects in a distributed snow water equivalence and snowmelt model
for mountain basins (Hydrological Processes, 12:1527-1536, 1998)
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Interannual, seasonal, and spatial patterns of meltwater and solute fluxes in
a seasonal snowpack
(Water Resources Research, 34(4):823-831, 1998)
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Modeling ionic solute transport in melting snow
(Water Resources Research, 34:1727-1736, 1998)
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Importance of biogeochemical processes in modeling stream chemistry in two
watersheds in the Sierra Nevada, California
(Water Resources Research, 34:3121-3133, 1998)
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Variability of melt-water and solute fluxes from homogeneous melting snow at
the laboratory scale
(Hydrological Processes, 10(7):945-953, 1996)
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Development of a hydrochemical model for seasonally snow-covered
alpine watersheds:
application to Emerald Lake Watershed, Sierra Nevada, California
(Water Resources Research, 32(4):1061-1074, 1996)
- Recent
progress in snow hydrology (Reviews in Geophysics Supplement, July
1995, 1011-1020)
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Distributed snowmelt modeling (IAHS Special Pub. No. 228, 167-174,
1995)
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