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The Joint Symposia J1-J3
Conveners:
Richard Essery, Centre for Glaciology, Institute of Geography and
Earth Sciences, University of Wales, Aberystwyth SY23 3DB, UK; Tel:
+44 (0) 1970 622784; Fax: +44 (0) 1970 622659: rie@aber.ac.uk
Shufen Sun, LASG, Institute of Atmospheric Physics, P.O. Box 9804,
Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100029, China; Tel: +86-10-6204-5397;
Fax: +86-10-62043526; ssf@lasg.iap.ac.cn
Peter Jansson, Department of Physical Geography and Quaternary Geology,
Stockholm University, SE-106 91 Stockholm, Sweden; Tel. +46-8-16
48 15; Fax: +46-8-16 48 18; peter.jansson@natgeo.su.se
Dahe Qin, Administrator, China Meteorological Administration, 46
Zhongguancun Nandajie, Haidian, Beijing - 100081, China; Tel: +86-10-6840-7140;
Fax: +86-10-6217-4239; qdh@cma.gov.cn
Gino Cassasa, Centro de Estudios Cient赤ficos, Av. Prat 514, Valdivia,
Chile; Tel: +56.63.234540 & 234538; Fax: +56.63.234517; gcasassa@cecs.cl
Howard Conway, Earth and Space Sciences, University of Washington,
310 Condon Hall, Box 351310, Seattle, WA 98195, USA; Tel: +1-206-685-8085;
Fax: +1-206-543-0489; conway@ess.washington.edu
Roderik van de Wal; Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Research
(IMAU); Utrecht University, Princetonplein 5, NL-3584 Utrecht CC,
The Netherlands; Tel: +31-30-253-3259; Fax: +31-254-3163; R.S.W.vandeWal@phys.uu.nl
Paul Foehn, Swiss Federal Institute for Snow and Avalanche Research
SLF, Fl邦elastrasse 11, CH-7260 Davos Dorf, Switzerland; Tel: +41
81 417 0161, Fax: +41 81 417 0110; foehn@slf.ch
Peter Jansson, Dept. of Physical Geography and Quarternary Geology,
Stockholm University, SE-106 91 Stockholm, Sweden; Tel: +46-8-16
48 15; Fax: +46-8-16 48 18; peter.jansson@natgeo.su.se
Charles Fierz, Swiss Federal Institute for Snow and Avalanche Research
SLF, Avalanche Warning and Risk Management, Fl邦elastrasse 11, CH-7260
Davos Dorf, Switzerland; Tel: +41 81 417 0165; Fax: +41 81 417 0110;
fierz@slf.ch
Friday, 5 August
Session 1: J1 Modelling Forest Snow Processes
Chair: Richard Essery (Centre for Glaciology, University of Wales,
UK; rie@aber.ac.uk)
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Time
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First
author
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Title
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8:30每9:00
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Manfred
Staehli
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(I)
Winter-time dynamics of radiation in a sub-alpine forest and
its significance for snowmelt
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9:00每9:15
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Ignacio
L車pez Moreno
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Influence
of forest cover on snowpack distribution in a pyrenean site
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9:15每9:30
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Peter
Khaiter
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Snow
transformation by a forest in computer simulation
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9:30每9:45
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Haishan
Chen
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Numerical
simulation of the evolution of snow cover and its sensitivity
experiments
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9:45每10:00
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Paul
Bartlett
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Winter
simulations in the Canadian boreal forest using CLASS
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10:00每10:30 Coffee Break
Session 2a: J1 Modelling Forest Snow Processes
Chair: Shufen
Sun (Institute of Atmospheric Physics,China; ssf@lasg.iap.ac.cn)
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Time
slot
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First
author
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Title
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10:30每10:45
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Takeshi
Yamazaki
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Snow
simulation on deciduous and evergreen forests
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10:45-11:00
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Richard
Essery
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Intercomparison
of forest snow process models
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11:00每11:15
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DISCUSSION
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Session
2b: Joint short presentations J1-3
Chair: Peter Jansson (Department of Physical Geography and
Quartenary Geology, Stockholm University, Sweden; peter.jansson@natgeo.su.se)
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Time
slot
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First
author
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Title
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11:17-
11:20
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Kazuyoshi
Suzuki
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Parameterization
of snowcover on the coniferous canopies under steady-state
conditions
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11:21每11:24
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Nikolay
Osokin
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Influence
of water vapor diffusion in snow cover on effective coefficient
of snow heat conductivity
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11:25每11:28
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Feng
Ling
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Modeling
the surface energy fluxes and ground thermal regime at Lhasa,
Tibet
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11:29每11:32
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Hideaki
Motoyama
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Heat
and mass balance at snow surface of inland Dome Fuji Station,
East Antarctica
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11:33每11:36
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Gino
Casassa
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Glacier
mass balance and climatic trends for southern South America:
a review
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11:37每11:40
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Nikolay
Osokin
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Snow
cover influence on freezing and thawing of ground in Svalbard
(Norway)
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11:41每11:44
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Tongwen
Wu
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An empirical formula to compute snow cover fraction in GCMs
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11:45每11:48
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Andrew
Clifton
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Wind
tunnel measurements of drift threshold for Alpine snow
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Session 3: J2 Glacier Mass Balance
and its Coupling to Regional and Hemispheric Circulation
Chair: Charles Fierz (Swiss Federal Institute for Snow and
Avalanche Research SLF/WSL, Switzerland; fierz@slf.ch)
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Time
slot
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First
author
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Title
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14:00每14:15
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Peter
Jansson
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Chemical
signal in winter snow on Storglaciaeren coupled to atmospheric
circulation
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14:15每14:30
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Frederique Remy
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Satellite
optical images bring a new insight into mountain glacier dynamics
and response to climate change
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14:30每14:45
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Hans
Linderholm
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A
high-resolution reconstruction of Storglaciaeren mass balance
back to 1781 using tree-ring data and circulation indices
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14:45每15:00
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Blair
Fitzharris
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The
influence of atmospheric circulation on glacier snowlines
and ice mass of the Southern Alps of New Zealand
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15:00每15:15
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Alexander
Kostrikov
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Tension
fractures as origin of martian north polar cap spirals
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15:15每15:30
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Guglielmina Adele Diolaiuti
(J3)
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The
strong ongoing shrinkage of Lombardy glaciers: the results
of the recent regional glacier inventory
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15:30每16:00 Coffee Break
Session 4: J3
Mountain Snow and Ice Cover
Chair: Manfred
Staehli (Swiss Federal Research Institute WSL,Switzerland; staehli@wsl.ch)
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Time
slot
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First
author
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Title
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16:00每16:15
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Sven
Kotlarski
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A
subgrid parameterisation of mountain glaciers for use in regional
climate modelling
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16:15每16:30
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Kun Yang
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A
general model to estimate hourly and daily solar radiation
for mountainous and highland areas
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16:30每16:45
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Jueyi Sui
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Impacts
of snowmelt on peak discharge in a forest region
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16:45每17:00
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Dimitrios Emmanouloudis
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Effects
of snow melting on water balance equilibrium of Metsovo forest
region, Epirus, North Greece.
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17:00每17:15
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Angela
Lundberg
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Snow
density variations 每 relevance for ground penetrating radar
estimates of snow water equivalent
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17:15每17:30
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Charles
Fierz
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Mass-
and energy transfer processes over snow covered surfaces
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