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Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Combining Weather Radar With Ground-based Monitoring Can Effectively Measure Snow Water Equivalent at High Resolution. Recent Advancements in Weather Radar Detection Algorithms, Particularly Dual-polarization Radar, Present an Opportunity to Improve the Data Available to Water Managers and Forecasters. This Project Focuses on Multiple Headwater Watersheds in the Upper Colorado River Basin and One in the Rio Grande River Basin to Demonstrate the Technology. Both Federal and Nonfederal Weather Radar Data Will Be Utilized. the Increasing Number of Non-federal Radars in the Mountainous West Further Expands the Potential Benefits of Radar Based Snow Water Equivalent Quantification. Operational Forecasting Agencies and Local Water Managers Will Participate in Assessing the Technology S Value for Their Applications.
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