To the north, Los Angeles water officials reported that heavy snowfall in February boosted water equivalent depths of snow to exactly the same height, 43.3 inches, as the historical average.
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In the 1993-94 winter, fields where the stripper header was used trapped 2.7 inches ( 6.9cm ) of " snow-water equivalent, " the depth of water created when snow is melted.
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Since then, 2.1 km 2 of rock glaciers with a water equivalent of more than 15 million cubic metres have been affected by Andina, including the partial removal of rock glaciers.
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To the north, Los Angeles water officials reported that heavy snowfall in February boosted water equivalent depths of snow to exactly the same height, 43 . 3 inches, as the historical average.
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The most frequently used methods to map and measure snow extent, snow depth and snow water equivalent employ multiple inputs on the visible infrared spectrum to deduce the presence and properties of snow.
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Drawing on snow survey data collected by the Natural Resources Conservation Service collected from 1980-2010 in the Western US and Alaska, this project looks at the change in snow water equivalent over time.
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In the 1993-94 winter, fields where the stripper header was used trapped 2 . 7 inches ( 6 . 9cm ) of " snow-water equivalent, " the depth of water created when snow is melted.
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Providing about 3400 metres of water equivalent ( mwe ) shielding, it is not the deepest underground laboratory, but the fact that it can be driven to without using mine elevators makes it very popular.
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The TALDICE coring site ( 159?1'E 72?9'S; 2315 m a . s . l .; annual mean temperature-41 �C ) is located near the dome summit and is characterised by an annual snow accumulation rate of 80 mm water equivalent.
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In this ocean-free era, there will continue to be surface reservoirs as water is steadily released from the deep crust and mantle, where it is estimated there is an amount of water equivalent to several times that currently present in the Earth's oceans.
