Description Usage Arguments Value Warning Author(s) References Examples
Calculates snow pack accumulation and melt
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Date |
Vector of dates (class Date or character) in this format: Y-m-d |
precip_mm |
Precipitation in mm |
Tmax_C |
Daily maximum temperature (degrees C) |
Tmin_C |
Daily minimum temperature (degrees C) |
lat_deg |
Degrees latitude |
slope |
Overall slope of area of interest |
aspect |
Aspect of the area of interest |
tempHt |
height of temperature measurements (m) |
windHt |
height of wind measurements (m) |
groundAlbedo |
Ground Albedo, 0-1 (-) |
SurfEmissiv |
Surface Emissivity, 0-1 (-) |
windSp |
Wind speed - either a vector of measured values or a single value of average wind speed for the site (m/s) |
forest |
Forest cover (shade) - use this only when determining snowmelt under a canopy, 0-1 (-) |
startingSnowDepth_m |
The depth of the snow pack initially (m) |
startingSnowDensity_kg_m3 |
The density of snow on the ground on the first day (kg/m3) |
This will return a 10 column data frame with nrow = length of input weather data. Column names are : Date, MaxT_C, MinT_C, Precip_mm, Rain_mm, SnowfallWatEq_mm, SnowMelt_mm, NewSnow_m, SnowDepth_m, SnowWaterEq_mm
This function cannot handle NA values in input, and can only be run for continuous daily data. For data-sets missing values, run discontinuous segments separately.
Josephine Archibald, M. Todd Walter
Walter, M.T. , E.S. Brooks, D.K. McCool, L.G. King, M. Molnau, J. Boll. 2005. Process-based snowmelt modeling: Does it require more input data than temperature-index modeling? Journal of Hydrology 300(1-4): 65-75
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## Not run:
data(OwascoInlet)
sm <- SnowMelt(Date=OwascoInlet$date, precip_mm=OwascoInlet$P_mm,
Tmax_C=OwascoInlet$Tmax_C, Tmin_C=OwascoInlet$Tmin_C, lat_deg=42)
summary(sm)
## End(Not run)
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