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SUMMARY:4th Snow Science Winter School
LOCATION:Col du Lautaret\, France
DESCRIPTION:The 4th Snow Science Winter School takes place at Col du Lautaret, France, 
 from Feb. 11-17, 2018. You will learn:\n• State-of-the-art snow measurement
  techniques (measurement of specific surface area by reflection and spectro
 scopy, near-infrared photography and high-resolution penetrometry and micro
 -tomography)\n• Understanding the physical processes responsible for the ev
 olution of the snowpack\n• Understanding vertically resolved snowpack model
 s (Crocus, SNOWPACK) and larger scale land-surface models\nAny graduate stu
 dent or post-doc working on snow or in some snow related field is welcome t
 o participate.\nThe focus of this workshop lies on alpine snowpacks, field 
 measurements and snowpack models combined with theoretical lessons in the c
 lassroom. Field and laboratory measurements will be done in small groups of
  3-4 students. Each group of students will have to prepare a report describ
 ing the methods, results and interpretation, and a comparison between field
  measurements and snow modelling results.\nMore information: http://www.slf
 .ch/more/snowschool\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>The <strong>4th Snow Science Winter School</strong> takes place at <stro
 ng>Col du Lautaret, France, from Feb. 11-17, 2018</strong>. You will learn:
 </p><p>• State-of-the-art snow measurement techniques (measurement of speci
 fic surface area by reflection and spectroscopy, near-infrared photography 
 and high-resolution penetrometry and micro-tomography)<br />• Understanding
  the physical processes responsible for the evolution of the snowpack<br />
 • Understanding vertically resolved snowpack models (Crocus, SNOWPACK) and 
 larger scale land-surface models</p><p>Any graduate student or post-doc wor
 king on snow or in some snow related field is welcome to participate.<br />
 The focus of this workshop lies on alpine snowpacks, field measurements and
  snowpack models combined with theoretical lessons in the classroom. Field 
 and laboratory measurements will be done in small groups of 3-4 students. E
 ach group of students will have to prepare a report describing the methods,
  results and interpretation, and a comparison between field measurements an
 d snow modelling results.</p><p>More information: <a href="http://www.slf.c
 h/more/snowschool">http://www.slf.ch/more/snowschool</a></p>
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC;VALUE=DATE:20180211
DTEND;TZID=UTC;VALUE=DATE:20180218
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