Climate change is likely to have a significant effect on snow globally, with most effect where
current winter temperatures are close to 0° C, including parts of upland Britain. There is …

Snow cover is an important indicator of climate change but constraints on observational data
quality can limit interpretation of spatial and temporal variability, especially in mountain …

Climate Change is one of the major factors affecting snow cover distribution. Precipitation in
the form of snow, glacier melting, and rainfall are the major contributors to the ground water …

Daily snow data during 1961–2013 at the 105 meteorological stations in Xinjiang, China
were used to investigate the spatiotemporal variations of several parameters, including …

For the development of passive microwave remote sensing techniques, brightness
temperature information on the medium covering the Earth's surface under different …

Microwave imagery can be used successfully for mapping of snow and estimation of snow
pack characteristics under almost all weather conditions. This research is a contribution to …

• The formation of snow is a complex process. Snow that reaches the ground can melt
quickly or remain for periods from days to months, but most of Britain does not usually …