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1.	Temporal And Spatial Variability Of Snow Water Equivalent Major Modes In Northern Hemisphere On Seasonal And Interannual Timescales And The Climate Impact With Arctic Sea Ice
2.	Linkage Of Anomalous Snow Water Equivalent Over The Eurasian Continent With Spring And Summer Climate In China
3.	The Temporal-spatial Distribution Of Snow Properties In North Xinjiang
4.	The Predictability Of Eurasian Snow In The NCEP Climate Forecast System Version 2 Reforecasts
5.	A Downscaling Method For Snow Water Equivalent Using Passive Microwave Remote Data And MODIS Products In The Tianshan Mountains
6.	Validation And Improvement Of The Series Of NASA Snow Parameter Inversion Algorithms In Time And Spatial Series
7.	Projection For The Major Components Of The Cryosphere Over The Northern Hemisphere In The 21St Century
8.	Improvement Of Passive Microwave Snow Algorithm Over Qinghai-Tibet Plateau
9.	Analysis On Spatiotemporal Variations Of Snow Cover In Xinjiang, China
10.	Comparison Of Global Snow Density Measurements Using Different Methods
11.	Studies On Snow Parameters Estimation Based On Active Microwave Remote Sensing
12.	Research And Application Of Snow Parameters Through Ground-Based GPS Remote Sensing
13.	A Study Of Global Responses To Tibetan Plateau Snow Anomalies
14.	Study On Spatial-Temporal Variation Of Snow Water Equivalent Loss In Eurasia And Its Relationship With Climate Change
15.	High-resolution Reconstruction Of The Maximum Snow Water Equivalent Based On Remote Sensing Data And Degree-day Snowmelt Model In Mountainous Watershed
16.	The impact of snow cover variability on snow water equivalent estimates derived from passive microwave brightness temperatures over a prairie environment
17.	Estimation of snow water equivalent using a radiance assimilation scheme with a multi-layered snow physical model
18.	Quantifying spatial variability of snow water equivalent, snow chemistry, and snow water isotopes: Application to snowpack water balance
19.	The influence of snow cover variability and tundra lakes on passive microwave remote sensing of late winter snow water equivalent in the Hudson Bay lowlands
20.	The snow/snow water equivalent ratio and its predictability across Canada
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