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Introduction
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The Fourth Paradigm
3
Environmental Applications
4
Mountain Hydrology
5
Snow Pillow
6
Manual Measurements
7
American River Basin
8
Historical Temperature Representation
9
Danny Marks
10
Snow Course Data
11
Peak of Snow
12
Heterogeneity
13
Solar Radiation Distribution
14
Orographic Effects
15
Color of Snow
16
Absorption of Ice
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Spectral reflectance
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Visible reflectance
19
Dust cover
20
Solar radiation
21
Dust
22
Data Cube
23
Data assimilation
24
Challenges
25
Data Availability
26
Data Cycle
27
Fourth Paradigm
28
Conclusion
29
Thanks
30
Questions
Description:
Explore mountain hydrology, the fourth paradigm, and snow characteristics in this AGU Fall Meeting Nye Lecture. Delve into environmental applications, manual and automated snow measurements, historical temperature representations, and the American River Basin. Examine snow heterogeneity, solar radiation distribution, and orographic effects. Investigate the color of snow, including ice absorption, spectral reflectance, and the impact of dust cover. Learn about data cubes, assimilation techniques, and the challenges of data availability and cycling. Gain insights into the fourth paradigm's role in environmental science and its implications for future research.

Mountain Hydrology, Fourth Paradigm, and Color of Snow - Nye Lecture

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