Conference

The Snow Hydrology 2026 conference (Snowhydrology2026) seeks to provide an stimulating atmosphere to discuss our recent research about snow hydrology and different aspects of snow research including:

• In-situ and remote sensing observation techniques of snowpack properties
• Statistical and machine learning methods to better understand temporal and spatial snow dynamics
• Last advances on snowpack models and their operational forecasts
• Data assimilation of snow observations
• Snow and vegetation interactions: forest, shrubs and grasslands
• Snow extremes and related hazards
• Light-absorbing impurities in snow, Snow albedo
• Interaction between snow and permafrost
• Snow chemistry
• Climate change impacts on snow and water resources