Ernesto Trujillo Gomez

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Influence of slope-scale snowmelt on catchment response simulated with the Alpine3D model

Tristan Jonas Brauchli, Michael Lehning, Wolf Hendrik Huwald, Ernesto Trujillo Gomez

Snow and hydrological modeling in alpine environments remains challenging because of the complexity of the processes affecting the mass and energy balance. This study examines the influence of snowmelt on the hydrological response of a high-alpine catchmen ...

2017

Changes in snow distribution and surface topography following a snowstorm on Antarctic sea ice

Michael Lehning, Ernesto Trujillo Gomez, Katherine Colby Leonard

Snow distribution over sea ice is an important control on sea ice physical and biological processes. We combine measurements of the atmospheric boundary layer and blowing snow on an Antarctic sea ice floe with terrestrial laser scanning to characterize a t ...

Wiley-Blackwell2016

Theoretical analysis of errors when estimating snow distribution through point measurements

Michael Lehning, Ernesto Trujillo Gomez

In recent years, marked improvements in our knowledge of the statistical properties of the spatial distribution of snow properties have been achieved thanks to improvements in measuring technologies (e.g., LIDAR, terrestrial laser scanning (TLS), and groun ...

Copernicus Gesellschaft Mbh2015

Snowpack regimes of the Western United States

Ernesto Trujillo Gomez

Snow accumulation and melt patterns play a significant role in the water, energy, carbon, and nutrient cycles in the montane environments of the Western United States. Recent studies have illustrated that changes in the snow/rainfall apportionments and sno ...

American Geophysical Union2014

Beyond Point Measurements: Sea Ice Floes Characterized in 3-D

Ernesto Trujillo Gomez, Katherine Colby Leonard

A new methodology for coincident floe-scale measurements of the surface elevation, snow depth, and ice draft (the thickness below the water line) of Antarctic sea ice has been demonstrated during two recent research voyages: the Australian-led Sea Ice Phys ...

2013

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