Featuring special guest speaker: HP Marshall, Professor of Geophysics at Boise State University.
As snow season approaches, the decisions made before the first major storm can have a lasting impact on data quality, network performance, and the insights that follow.
In this webinar, we explore how snow monitoring is being used across research and real-world applications—from avalanche forecasting and water resources to transportation and recreation.
Featuring guest speaker HP Marshall, Professor of Geophysics at Boise State University, this session brings together field experience, sensor technology, and applied snow science to show how reliable measurements support better decisions throughout the season and what that actually looks like in the real world.
What we cover:
- Why snow-season preparation matters—and what to consider before deployment
- A brief overview of SNOdar and its role in snow-depth monitoring
- Real-world applications in avalanche forecasting, water resources, transportation, recreation, and research
- Field lessons from HP Marshall’s current projects and long-term instrumentation deployments from Idaho to Greenland
- How research, engineering, and field applications come together to improve snow monitoring
- Audience Q&A