11 Snow and Ice
261
Leconte, R. and Klassen, P.D.: Lake and river ice investigations in northern Manitoba using airborne
SAR imagery. Arctic, 44 (Supp. I), 153-163 (1991)
Leshkevich, G., Piche, W. And Clemente-Colon, P.: Great Lakes ice research applications demonstration. In: Proc. Second ERS-I Symposium: Space at the Service of our Environment, Hamburg,
Germany, ESA SP-361, 1994, pp. 675-679
Leverington, D. W., and Duguay, C. R.: A neural network method to determine the presence or
absence of permafrost near May, Yukon Territory, Canada. Permafrost and Periglacial Processes,
8,205-215 (1997)
Li, Z. and Shi, J.: Snow mapping with SIR-C multipolarization SAR in Tienshen Mountain. In: Proc.
1996 Intemational Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium (IGARSS '96), Lincoln, Nebraska,
U.S.A., 1996, pp. 136-138
Lichtenegger, J., Seidel, K., Keller, M., and Haefner H.: Snow surface measurements from digital
Landsat MSS data. Nordic Hydro!. 12,275-288 (1981)
Martinec, J., Rango, A., and Roberts, R.: Snowmelt Runoff Model (SRM) user's manual. Geographica
Bemensia P35, Department of Geography, University of Berne, 1998, 84pp
Massom, R.: Satellite remote sensing of polar regions: Applications, limitations, and data availability.
London, Belhaven Press, 1991
Matzler, C.: Passive microwave signatures oflandscapes in winter. Meteoro!. Atmos. Phys., 54, 241260(1994)
Matzler, C., Strozzi, T., Weise, T., F1oricioiu D.-M. and Rott, H.: Microwave snowpack studies made
in the Austrian Alps during the SIR-C/X-SAR experiment. International Journal of Remote Sensing, 18 (12), 2505-2530 (1997)
McGinnis, D. F. And Schneider, S. R.: Monitoring river ice break-up from space. Photogrammetic
Engineering & Remote Sensing, 44 (I), 57-68 (1978)
Nagler, T. and Rott, H.: The application of ERS-I SAR for snowmelt runoff modeling. In: Remote
Sensing and Geographic Information Systems for Design and Operation of Water Resources Systems (Proc. Rabat Symp.), IAHS Publication No. 242, 1997, pp. 119-126
Peck, E. L., Johnson, E.R., Keefer, T.N., and Rango, A.: Combining measurements of hydrological
variables of various sampling geometries and measurement accuracies. In: Hydrological Applications of Remote Sensing and Remote Data Transmission (Proc. Hamburg Symp.), IAHS Pub!. No.
145, 1985, pp. 591-599
Ramamoorthi, A. S.: Snow cover area (SCA) is the main factor in forecasting snowmelt runoff from
major basins. In: Large Scale Effects of Seasonal Snow Cover. Proc. Yancouver Symp. IAHS Pub!.
No. 166, 1987, pp. 279-286
Ramamoorthi, A. S.: Snow-melt run-off studies using remote sensing data. In: Proc. Indian Acad. Sci.
6 (3), 279-286 (1983)
Rango, A., Martinec, J., Chang, A.T.C., Foster, J., and van Katwijk, Y.: Average areal waterequivalent of snow in a mountain basin using microwave and visible satellite data. IEEE Transactions on
Geoscience and Remote Sensing GE-27(6), 740-745 (1989)
Rango, A.: The snowmelt-runoff mode!' Proc. ARS Natural Res. Modeling symp. Pingree Park, CO,
USDA-ARS-30, 1985, pp. 321-325
Rango, A., Martinec, J., Foster, J., and Marks, D.: Resolution in operational remote sensing of snow
cover. In: Hydrological Applications of Remote Sensing and Remote Data Transmission. (Proc.
Hamburg Symp.), IAHS Pub!. No. 145, 1985, pp. 371-382
Rango, A., Chang, A. T. C. and Foster, J. L.: The utilization of spaceborne microwave radiometers
for monitoring snowpack properties. Nordic Hydro!. 10, 25-40 (1979)
Rango, A. and Martinec, J.: Water storage in mountain basins from satellite snow cover monitoring,
In: Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems for Design and Operation of Water
Resources Systems (Proc. Rabat Symp.), IAHS Publication No. 242,1997, pp. 83-91
Rott, H. and Matzler, C.: Possibilities and limits of synthetic aperture radar for snow and glacier
surveying. Annals of Glaciology, 9, 195-199 (1987)
261
Leconte, R. and Klassen, P.D.: Lake and river ice investigations in northern Manitoba using airborne
SAR imagery. Arctic, 44 (Supp. I), 153-163 (1991)
Leshkevich, G., Piche, W. And Clemente-Colon, P.: Great Lakes ice research applications demonstration. In: Proc. Second ERS-I Symposium: Space at the Service of our Environment, Hamburg,
Germany, ESA SP-361, 1994, pp. 675-679
Leverington, D. W., and Duguay, C. R.: A neural network method to determine the presence or
absence of permafrost near May, Yukon Territory, Canada. Permafrost and Periglacial Processes,
8,205-215 (1997)
Li, Z. and Shi, J.: Snow mapping with SIR-C multipolarization SAR in Tienshen Mountain. In: Proc.
1996 Intemational Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium (IGARSS '96), Lincoln, Nebraska,
U.S.A., 1996, pp. 136-138
Lichtenegger, J., Seidel, K., Keller, M., and Haefner H.: Snow surface measurements from digital
Landsat MSS data. Nordic Hydro!. 12,275-288 (1981)
Martinec, J., Rango, A., and Roberts, R.: Snowmelt Runoff Model (SRM) user's manual. Geographica
Bemensia P35, Department of Geography, University of Berne, 1998, 84pp
Massom, R.: Satellite remote sensing of polar regions: Applications, limitations, and data availability.
London, Belhaven Press, 1991
Matzler, C.: Passive microwave signatures oflandscapes in winter. Meteoro!. Atmos. Phys., 54, 241260(1994)
Matzler, C., Strozzi, T., Weise, T., F1oricioiu D.-M. and Rott, H.: Microwave snowpack studies made
in the Austrian Alps during the SIR-C/X-SAR experiment. International Journal of Remote Sensing, 18 (12), 2505-2530 (1997)
McGinnis, D. F. And Schneider, S. R.: Monitoring river ice break-up from space. Photogrammetic
Engineering & Remote Sensing, 44 (I), 57-68 (1978)
Nagler, T. and Rott, H.: The application of ERS-I SAR for snowmelt runoff modeling. In: Remote
Sensing and Geographic Information Systems for Design and Operation of Water Resources Systems (Proc. Rabat Symp.), IAHS Publication No. 242, 1997, pp. 119-126
Peck, E. L., Johnson, E.R., Keefer, T.N., and Rango, A.: Combining measurements of hydrological
variables of various sampling geometries and measurement accuracies. In: Hydrological Applications of Remote Sensing and Remote Data Transmission (Proc. Hamburg Symp.), IAHS Pub!. No.
145, 1985, pp. 591-599
Ramamoorthi, A. S.: Snow cover area (SCA) is the main factor in forecasting snowmelt runoff from
major basins. In: Large Scale Effects of Seasonal Snow Cover. Proc. Yancouver Symp. IAHS Pub!.
No. 166, 1987, pp. 279-286
Ramamoorthi, A. S.: Snow-melt run-off studies using remote sensing data. In: Proc. Indian Acad. Sci.
6 (3), 279-286 (1983)
Rango, A., Martinec, J., Chang, A.T.C., Foster, J., and van Katwijk, Y.: Average areal waterequivalent of snow in a mountain basin using microwave and visible satellite data. IEEE Transactions on
Geoscience and Remote Sensing GE-27(6), 740-745 (1989)
Rango, A.: The snowmelt-runoff mode!' Proc. ARS Natural Res. Modeling symp. Pingree Park, CO,
USDA-ARS-30, 1985, pp. 321-325
Rango, A., Martinec, J., Foster, J., and Marks, D.: Resolution in operational remote sensing of snow
cover. In: Hydrological Applications of Remote Sensing and Remote Data Transmission. (Proc.
Hamburg Symp.), IAHS Pub!. No. 145, 1985, pp. 371-382
Rango, A., Chang, A. T. C. and Foster, J. L.: The utilization of spaceborne microwave radiometers
for monitoring snowpack properties. Nordic Hydro!. 10, 25-40 (1979)
Rango, A. and Martinec, J.: Water storage in mountain basins from satellite snow cover monitoring,
In: Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems for Design and Operation of Water
Resources Systems (Proc. Rabat Symp.), IAHS Publication No. 242,1997, pp. 83-91
Rott, H. and Matzler, C.: Possibilities and limits of synthetic aperture radar for snow and glacier
surveying. Annals of Glaciology, 9, 195-199 (1987)