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Arctic Snow Cover Information for Hydrological Investigations at Various Scales: Paper presented at the 11th Northern Res. Basins Symposium/Workshop (Prodhoe Bay to Fairbanks, Alaska, USA–Aug. 18-22, 1997)

Hydrology Research (1998) 29 (4-5): 245–266.

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