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Watch CSO’s David Hill present at Northwest Snow and Avalanche Workshop 2018

October 31, 2018Katreen Wikstrom JonesNo Comments

Watch Oregon State University professor David Hill talk at the Northwest Snow and Avalanche Workshop 2018 about the applications of CSO data in snow hydrology modeling! Link to video on Youtube: https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__www.youtube.com_watch-3Fv-3DOZZzuP3B8hI&d=DwMGaQ&c=teXCf5DW4bHgLDM-H5_GmQ&r=LNfzpZTHKnx19LgWLupnmuQI1Q_PHvLoZLfywuxo9wU&m=phzSgbELsTcRU1kLZTsYW-tssNQRyPJDUkqrss-a9rk&s=KhwtX-HhzQbP6fCMxE_wiYo0mgf44J8CGCV17WJmjfk&e=

Greater Yellowstone Microclimates and Citizen Science in the Tetons

May 1, 2018lsetiawanNo Comments

Written by: James Molloy Contact Info: molloyjb [at] gmail.com The snow line in the southern Tetons climbs visibly higher each day as if the 17/18 ski season is waving us goodbye. Bare ground was present within Jackson’s city limits for most of the winter, but the Snake River basin’s snow water equivalent (SWE) stacked up…

Using Citizen Science Snow Depth Measurements in Snowpack Modeling

December 5, 2017lsetiawan4 comments

Written by: Ryan Crumley. After snow depth measurements are recorded by CSO participants, we’ve developed a way to integrate those observations into the process of snowpack modeling. Snow models use data from weather stations and landscape characteristics to build a snowpack during the winter and melt it away when the weather gets warmer in spring…

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Watch CSO’s David Hill present at Northwest Snow and Avalanche Workshop 2018

Greater Yellowstone Microclimates and Citizen Science in the Tetons

Using Citizen Science Snow Depth Measurements in Snowpack Modeling

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