FSM2trans snowpack simulations with HICAR input

Zuletzt aktualisiert: 17. Juli 2025

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DESCRIPTION The dataset is used to run snowpack simulations with various forcing data at different resolutions with the Flexible Snow Model (FSM2oshd). A dynamical downscaling model (HICAR) and a semi-statistical downscaling approach (COSD) are used to downscale COSMO data to resolutions of 250 m, 100 m and 50 m. Simulations are run with the operational snow cover model and a model extension including wind- and gravity-induced snow redistribution (FSM2trans). Input Data This paragraph describes the input data used to run simulations with FSM2trans HICAR The HICAR input data is created by the High-resolution Intermediate Complexity Atmospheric Research model. The input data is available for different resolutions (250m, 100m and 50m) for a domain covering complex terrain in the Swiss Alps (Dischma) COSD The COSD data was statistically downscaled within the OSHD framework to different resolutions (250m, 100m, 50m) for a domain covering complex terrain in the Swiss Alps (Dischma) Simulation files For the Simulations, a landuse file and a namelist file with the parametrizations need to be supplied to the model simulation output This simulation output that is used for the analysis of the study is provided.

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f9eb2878-7c48-443c-82bf-f86908dea39a@envidat

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28. Februar 2024

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17. Juli 2025

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