Wen et al., 2017 - Google Patents
Evaluation of MRMS snowfall products over the western United StatesWen et al., 2017
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- Wen Y
- Kirstetter P
- Gourley J
- Hong Y
- Behrangi A
- Flamig Z
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- Journal of Hydrometeorology
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Snow is important to water resources and is of critical importance to society. Ground-weather- radar-based snowfall observations have been highly desirable for large-scale weather monitoring and water resources applications. This study conducts an evaluation of the Multi …
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