CryoSIGHT
@cryosight.bsky.social
The CryoSphere Interactions and Geospatial Hydrology Team at Oregon State University led by Dr. Mark Raleigh.
Research Lab | Cryosphere | Modeling | Remote Sensing | Machine Learning | Fieldwork
Research Lab | Cryosphere | Modeling | Remote Sensing | Machine Learning | Fieldwork
Check out this new Water Resources Research paper, co-authored by Director Cryosight!
The study shows how combining lidar + SNOTEL with machine learning can produce daily snow depth maps across Colorado basins
Link: doi.org/10.1029/2024...
The study shows how combining lidar + SNOTEL with machine learning can produce daily snow depth maps across Colorado basins
Link: doi.org/10.1029/2024...
Using a Random Forest Model to Combine Airborne Lidar and Snotel Data for Daily Estimates of Snow Depth Across Mountain Drainage Basins of Colorado
We train and use random forest models to estimate distributed basin-wide snow depth by combining continuous Snotel data and lidar surveys
At 50 m scale, model RMSE was 0.37 m with local and regio...
doi.org
August 20, 2025 at 10:19 PM
Check out this new Water Resources Research paper, co-authored by Director Cryosight!
The study shows how combining lidar + SNOTEL with machine learning can produce daily snow depth maps across Colorado basins
Link: doi.org/10.1029/2024...
The study shows how combining lidar + SNOTEL with machine learning can produce daily snow depth maps across Colorado basins
Link: doi.org/10.1029/2024...
Weekend read alert ❄️
Director Cryosight’s paper in Communications Earth & Environment shows that measuring snow in the right places can improve water forecasts more than measuring everywhere.
Check out the paper here: rdcu.be/eASXF
Director Cryosight’s paper in Communications Earth & Environment shows that measuring snow in the right places can improve water forecasts more than measuring everywhere.
Check out the paper here: rdcu.be/eASXF
My latest research on snow monitoring and water supply forecasting has just been published with @springernature.com in Communications Earth & Environment (@commsearth.nature.com). We found greater improvements from measuring snow in the "right places" rather than everywhere. Read here: rdcu.be/eASXF
Snow monitoring at strategic locations improves water supply forecasting more than basin-wide mapping
Communications Earth & Environment - Adding snowpack measurements at strategic locations outperforms spatially complete surveys for water supply prediction, outlining a cost-effective strategy...
rdcu.be
August 16, 2025 at 12:53 AM
Weekend read alert ❄️
Director Cryosight’s paper in Communications Earth & Environment shows that measuring snow in the right places can improve water forecasts more than measuring everywhere.
Check out the paper here: rdcu.be/eASXF
Director Cryosight’s paper in Communications Earth & Environment shows that measuring snow in the right places can improve water forecasts more than measuring everywhere.
Check out the paper here: rdcu.be/eASXF
CryoSIGHT is now on BlueSky! ❄️
We're the Cryosphere Interactions & Geospatial Hydrology Team at Oregon State University, led by Dr. Mark Raleigh.
Stay tuned for 2024–2025 fieldwork, papers, conferences, and defenses updates!
Learn more on our website!
cryosight.org/team/
#Cryosphere
We're the Cryosphere Interactions & Geospatial Hydrology Team at Oregon State University, led by Dr. Mark Raleigh.
Stay tuned for 2024–2025 fieldwork, papers, conferences, and defenses updates!
Learn more on our website!
cryosight.org/team/
#Cryosphere
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cryosight.org
June 18, 2025 at 6:49 PM
CryoSIGHT is now on BlueSky! ❄️
We're the Cryosphere Interactions & Geospatial Hydrology Team at Oregon State University, led by Dr. Mark Raleigh.
Stay tuned for 2024–2025 fieldwork, papers, conferences, and defenses updates!
Learn more on our website!
cryosight.org/team/
#Cryosphere
We're the Cryosphere Interactions & Geospatial Hydrology Team at Oregon State University, led by Dr. Mark Raleigh.
Stay tuned for 2024–2025 fieldwork, papers, conferences, and defenses updates!
Learn more on our website!
cryosight.org/team/
#Cryosphere