08:10 Invited Presentation: "Cold Land Processes Mission: Implications for the Future of Snow Science"; Donald Cline, Snow Hydrologist, National Operational Hydrologic Remote Sensing Center, U. S. National Weather Service, NOAA.
08:50 Reduction of Cloud Obscuration in the MODIS Snow Data Product; Riggs, G. and D. K. Hall
09:10 Comparison of Satellite-Based Snow-Water-Equivalent Data with Modeled Snowpack Water Content for Open and Forested Areas; Gidda, C., H. Whiteley, I. Rubinstein, and B. Corner
09:30 Poster Paper Highlights (2- min presentation by Author)
Related Poster Papers:
Validation of Satellite Snow Cover Maps in the United States and Norway; Hall, D. K., R. Solberg, J-G Winther, and G. A. Riggs
Comparison of MODIS Snow Albedo Retrievals and In-Situ Observations during
the 2000-2001 Snow Season; Klein, A.G
.
Estimating Fractional Snow-Cover from MODIS Using the Normalized Difference
Snow Index (NDSI); Salomonson, V.V., and I. Appel
Remote Sensing of Snow Cover for Climate Monitoring in the Canadian Subarctic: A Comparison between AMMR-SSM/I and NOAA AVHRR Sensors; Pivot, F.C., C.R. Duguay, R.D. Brown, and C. Kergomard
Comparisons of MODIS and NOHRSC Snowcover Products for the Upper Rio Grande River Basin During the 2000-2001 Snow Season; Barnett, A., and A. G. Klein
10:20 Attenuation of Solar Radiation by the Snowpack in Dronning Maud Land; Lavoie, C., H. B. Granberg, N. O'Neill
10:40 Scaling of Seasonal snow Accumulation in Cold Climate Forests; Pomeroy, J., and D. Gray
11:00 Attenuation of Snowmelt Rate Following Balsam Fir Stands Recovery after
Clearcutting,
Montmorency Forest, Quebec; Plamondon, A.P., D. Aube, D. Levesque, and M. Prevost
11:20 All Seasons Near-Surface Soil Moisture; Albert, M., and E. Perron
11:40 Poster Paper Highlights (2- min presentation by Author)
Related Poster Papers:
Spatial Distribution of Snowmelt Infiltration Scaling Parameters in Relation to Topographic and Vegetative Indices Within a Subarctic Mountainous Watershed; Janowicz, J.R., D.M. Gray, and J.W. Pomeroy
Soil Frost Modeling in a Northern Hardwood Forest: Past and Present; Hardy, J.P., R. Jordan, C. Driscoll, and T. Fahey
Monitoring of Artificial Ice Layers Using a Fluorescent Tracer in a Natural Snow Cover; Fortin, G., M. Bernier, G.H. Jones, and M. Schneebeli
Simulation of Ice Phenology on Large Lakes in the Mackenzie River Basin (1960-2000); Menard, P., C.R. Duguay, G.M. Flato, and W.R. Rouse
A Parameterized Albedo/Reflectance Model of Littered Forest Floor Snow; Melloh, R.A., Hardy, J.P., R. Bailey, and T. Hall
Modeling of Snow-Soil Interaction in Conceptual Watershed Models; Koren, V.
Sensitivity of the Winter Hydrology of a Northern Climate Watershed to Variations in Incoming Solar Radiation Fluxes; Voisin, N., H. Leighton, R. Soulis, J. Feng, F. Seglenieks
Midwinter Snowpack and Temperature Relationships Across Treeline, Churchill, Canada; Kershaw, G.P.
Spatial Variability of Longwave and Shortwave Radiation Under Pine Canopies; Pomeroy, J., J. Hardy, D. Marks, K. Elder, R. Melloh
13:30 Simulating Wind fields and Snow Redistribution Using Terrain-Based Parameters to Model Snow Accumulation and Melt over a Mountainous Watershed; Winstral, A. and D. Marks
13:50 Assessment and Intercomparison of Model and Passive Microwave Derived Snow Water Equivalent Data for North America; Derksen, C., R. Brown, A. Walker, and B. Brasnett
14:10 Boundary Layer Integration Approach to Advection of Sensible Heat to a Patchy Snow Cover; Granger, R.J., and J. W. Pomeroy
14:30 Improving the Representation of Snow Hydrology in Global and Regional Climate Models; Marshall, S., and R. J. Oglesby
14:50 Poster Paper Highlights (2- min presentation by Author)
Related Poster Papers:
Evaluation of the Cold Regions Hydrological Model in Open Environments for Snow-Covered through Post-Snowmelt Periods; Hedstrom, N.R., R.J. Granger, J.W. Pomeroy, D.M. Gray, and T. Brown
Development of a Gridded North American Snow Depth and Water Equivalent Dataset for GCM Validation - Results With an Enhanced Snowpack Model; Brown, R., B. Brasnett, and D. Robinson
Development and Testing of a Distributed Energy and Mass Balance Model for Supraglacial Snowpacks; Fox, A. M., I.C. Willis, and N. S. Arnold
A Physical Model for Quantifying Snow Depth and Density Changes for Northern Ecosystems; Zhang, Y., W. Chen, and J. Cihlar
Simulating Patterns of Snow Deposition, the Snow Cover Energy Balance, Melt, and Runoff over a Mountainous Watershed; Marks, D., A. Winstral, and M. Seyfried
Spatial and Temporal Data to Improve Snow Water Equivalent Mapping over a Large Alpine Domain; Fassnacht, S. R., N.P. Molotch, R.C.Bales, and J. VanderKwaak
Using SNTHERM to Simulate the Extreme Snow Melt Event that led to the 1997 Red River Floods; Dyer, J. L.
15:20 Comparison of Runoff from Adjacent Watersheds with and without Ski Resort Development in Northern Vermont; Denner, J. C., J.B. Shanley, and B. Wemple
15:40 One for the History Books: The Winter of 2000-2001 in St. John's, Newfoundland; Whiffen, B.
16:00 Acquisition and Use of Snow Water Equivalent Data at the Northeast River Forecast Center; Econopouly, T.W.
16:20 The Hotplate Snowgauge; Rasmussen, R. M., J. Hallett, R. Purcell, J. Cole, M.Tryhane
16:40 Microwave Interaction with Snowpack at 2-18 GHz; Koh, G., N. D. Mulherin, J. P. Hardy, R. E. Davis, and A. Twombly
17:00 Poster Paper Highlights (2- min presentation by Author)
Related Poster Papers:
Field Comparisons of Gauge-Measured Frozen Precipitation Using Six Windshield Designs; Duchon, C.E., C. G. Wade, and J.A. Cole
Trial Study of the Judd Ultrasonic Snow Depth Sensor; Cripe, D., and N. Doesken
A Series of Misleading Snow Storms Across Southern Ontario During the Winter of 1999; Fassnacht, S.R., F. Yusuf, R.C. Bales, and N. Kouwen
Water Vapor Transport Associated with Lake-effect Snowfall over Southern Ontario; Liu, A.Q.
08:20 Analysis of Total Mercury Deposition in Snow, Mount McKinley, Alaska; Torizzo, A.O., M. A. Mast, D. H. Campbell, and D.P. Krabbenhoft
08:40 Winter Chemical Leaching from Deciduous Tree Branches as a Function of Branch Inclination Angle in Central Massachusetts; Levia, D. F., and S. R. Herwitz
09:00 Evaluating How Uncertainties in the Snowmelt Isotopic Composition Affect Hydrograph Separation; Taylor, S., X. Feng, M. Williams, and J. McNamara
09:20 Net Ecosystem Exchange of CO2 During Snow Cover at a Peatland in Southern New Hampshire; Bubier, J., P. Crill, and A. Mosedale
09:40 Poster Paper Highlights (2- min presentation by Author)
Related Poster Papers:
Effects of Urbanization on Winter Baseflow Stream Chemistry in the Croton Watershed, New York; Boyer, E.W., C-L. N. Lee, and J. M. Hassett
Inert Gas Diffusion in Seasonal Snow; Cathles, L.M., and M.R. Albert
Linkages Between Snowpack d18O Signatures and Winter Meteorological Conditions Within a Mountainous Basin; Hopkinson, C., and S. Munro
Mass Balance Assessment of the Taku Glacier, Alaska; Pelto, M., G.W. Adema, S.R. McGee, M.M. Miller, K.F. Sprenke, and M. Lang
Climatic Variation, Discharge, and Water Quality in an Alpine Glacierised Basin; Collins, D.N.
10:10 Development of a Historical Ice Database for the Study of Climate Change in Canada; Lenormand, F., C. Duguay, and R. Gauthier
10:30 Historical Trend in Ice Thickness on the Piscataquis River, near Dover-Foxcroft, Central Maine; Huntington, T. G.
10:50 Patterns and Trends in Snowpack Water Equivalent at a Northern Vermont Site, 1960-2000; Shanley, J. B., S.F. Clark, and J. C. Denner
11:10 Effects of the El Nino/Southern Oscillation on Temperature, Precipitation, Snow covered Area, and Resulting Streamflow in the Upper Rio Grande River Basin; Lee, S., A. Klein, T. Over
11:30 Going…Going…Gone? Earths' Disappearing Tropical Glaciers; Leffler, R.J.