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Andreas Gobiet

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153Publications signalées
13207Citations signalées
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Climate variability and modelsCryospheric studies and observationsMeteorological Phenomena and SimulationsHydrology and Watershed Management StudiesLandslides and related hazards

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Accès ouvert 2026 article OpenAlex

Drivers of Rill Formation on the Snow Surface: Rain Versus Meltwater—A Case Study in the Austrian Alps

Veronika Hatvan, Andreas Gobiet, Ingrid Reiweger

Rills on the snow surface are a common phenomenon frequently reported by field observers. The interpretation of these field observations and an understanding of the underlying physical processes are important for forecasting routines and models used in avalanche warning as well as …

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0 citations Atmosphere
Accès ouvert 2026 conference-abstract OpenAlex

Drivers of Flow Channel Formation on Snow Surfaces: Rain versus Melt-Water – A Case Study in the Austrian Alps

Veronika Hatvan, Andreas Gobiet, Ingrid Reiweger

Flow channels on the snow surface are a common phenomenon frequently observed and reported to avalanche warning services. An accurate interpretation of field observations and an understanding of the underlying physical processes are crucial for the assessment of snowpack stability. Flow channel …

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0 citations
Accès ouvert 2026 preprint OpenAlex

Drivers of Flow Channel Formation on the Snow Surface: Rain Versus Meltwater—A Case Study in the Austrian Alps

Veronika Hatvan, Andreas Gobiet, Ingrid Reiweger

Flow channels on the snow surface are a common phenomenon frequently reported by field observers. The interpretation of those field observations and an understanding of the underlying physical processes are important for forecasting routines and models of avalanche warning, hydrological, or meteorological …

2 citations Preprints.org
Accès ouvert 2026 article OpenAlex

Glide-Snow Avalanche Monitoring and Development of a Site-Specific Glide-Snow Avalanche Warning Model at Planneralm in Styria, Austria

Ingrid Reiweger, Andreas Eberl, Elisabeth Kindermann, Andreas Gobiet

Glide-snow avalanches pose a major challenge for operational forecasting and local avalanche authorities. Although their key prerequisite, a moist interface between the snowpack and smooth ground, is well known, predicting the timing of glide-snow avalanches remains difficult. We analyzed five seasons of …

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1 citation Applied Sciences
Accès ouvert 2025 preprint OpenAlex

Glide-Snow Avalanche Monitoring and Development of a Site-Specific Glide-Snow Avalanche Warning Model at Planneralm in Styria, Austria

Ingrid Reiweger, Andreas Eberl, Elisabeth Kindermann, Andreas Gobiet

Glide-snow avalanches pose a major challenge for operational forecasting and local avalanche authorities. Although their key prerequisite, namely a moist interface between the snowpack and smooth ground, is well established, predicting the timing of glide-snow release remains difficult. To identify conditions that …

1 citation Preprints.org
Accès ouvert 2024 article OpenAlex

Snow depth sensitivity to mean temperature, precipitation, and elevation in the Austrian and Swiss Alps

Matthew B. Switanek, Gernot Resch, Andreas Gobiet, Daniel Günther et autres

Snow depth plays an important role in the seasonal climatic and hydrological cycles of alpine regions. Previous studies have shown predominantly decreasing trends in average seasonal snow depth across the European Alps. Additionally, prior work has shown bivariate statistical relationships between average …

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9 citations ˜The œcryosphere
Accès ouvert 2024 peer-review OpenAlex

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Matthew B. Switanek, Gernot Resch, Andreas Gobiet, Christoph Marty

Abstract. Snow depth is an incredibly important component of the climatic and hydrological cycles. Previous studies have shown predominantly decreasing trends of average seasonal snow depth across the European Alps. Additionally, prior work has shown bivariate statistical relationships between average seasonal snow …

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0 citations
Accès ouvert 2024 peer-review OpenAlex

Comment on egusphere-2024-1172

Matthew Switanek, Gernot Resch, Andreas Gobiet, Daniel Günther et autres

Abstract. Snow depth is an incredibly important component of the climatic and hydrological cycles. Previous studies have shown predominantly decreasing trends of average seasonal snow depth across the European Alps. Additionally, prior work has shown bivariate statistical relationships between average seasonal snow …

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0 citations
Accès ouvert 2024 preprint OpenAlex

Snow depth sensitivity to mean temperature, precipitation, and elevation in the Austrian and Swiss Alps

Matthew B. Switanek, Gernot Resch, Andreas Gobiet, Daniel Günther et autres

Abstract. Snow depth is an incredibly important component of the climatic and hydrological cycles. Previous studies have shown predominantly decreasing trends of average seasonal snow depth across the European Alps. Additionally, prior work has shown bivariate statistical relationships between average seasonal snow …

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2 citations
Accès ouvert 2022 article OpenAlex

21st Century alpine climate change

Sven Kotlarski, Andreas Gobiet, Samuel Morin, Marc Olefs et autres

Abstract A comprehensive assessment of twenty-first century climate change in the European Alps is presented. The analysis is based on the EURO-CORDEX regional climate model ensemble available at two grid spacings (12.5 and 50 km) and for three different greenhouse gas emission …

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221 citations Climate Dynamics
Accès ouvert 2022 conference-abstract OpenAlex

Future perspectives of natural and technical snow in Austria

Andreas Gobiet, Bruno Abbeg, Roland Koch, Marc Olefs et autres

Despite the large socio-economic and ecologic relevance of snow in Austria, no comprehensive assessment of the impact of climate change on snow in Austria existed until recently. Within the project „Future Snow Cover Evolution in Austria” (FuSE-AT, https://fuse-at.ccca.ac.at/) gridded observational datasets and …

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1 citation

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