The spatial and temporal variation of the seasonal snowpack in mountain regions is
recognized as a clear knowledge gap for climate, ecology and water resources applications …

Snow plays a crucial role in the global water cycle, providing water to over 20% of the
world's population and serving as a vital component for flora, fauna, and climate regulation …

Snow is a critical water resource for the western United States and many regions across the
globe. However, our ability to accurately measure and monitor changes in snow mass from …

Snow depth retrievals from spaceborne C-band synthetic aperture radar (SAR) backscatter
have the potential to fill an important gap in the remote monitoring of seasonal snow …

Seasonal snow plays a crucial role in society and understanding trends in snow depth and
mass is essential for making informed decisions about water resources and adaptation to …

In this paper, we provide updates on our recent work on the theory of microwave remote
sensing for applications in remote sensing of soil moisture and snow water equivalent …

Interferometric synthetic aperture radar (InSAR) is a promising tool for the retrieval of snow
water equivalent (SWE) from space. Due to refraction, the interferometric phase changes …

Snow water equivalent (SWE) is a critical input for weather, climate, and water resource
management models at local to global scales. Despite its importance, global SWE …

Seasonal predictions of spring‐summer river flow volume (water supply forecasts, WSFs)
are foundational to western US water management. We test a new space‐based remote …

To better understand the interactions between C-band radar waves and snow, a tower-
based experiment was set up in the Idaho Rocky Mountains for the period of 2021–2023 …