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Ursula Enzenhofer

Ursula Enzenhofer
  • graduate engineer
  • PhD Student at NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology

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Environment
Precipitation
Avalanches
SnowScience
NaturalHazards
GLOFS
Climate Change
Current institution
NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology
    Current position
    • PhD Student

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    Figure 1: Glacier-wide mass balance components, the arrows do not...
    Figure 2: Overview Map of Svalbard. In the right corner, the location...
    Figure 3: Precipitation variations which are mostly based on indirect...
    Figure 7: Foxfonna Location Map, A shows the glacier with the...
    +46 Figure 8: Nordenskiöldbreen Location Map, A shows the glacier with the...
    An observational study of the snow and firn regime at four arctic glaciers, Svalbard ( Masterthesis / Enzenhofer Ursula )
    Thesis
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    • May 2020
    Research has shown that glaciers in Svalbard are very sensitive to the persistence of snow and firn and considerable knowledge gaps concerning the consequences of a changing climate and the effects on glacier accumulation processes are existent. Especially, empirical studies are necessary to update the knowledge by providing much-needed field data...
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    Fig. 1: Cloud chamber inside cold room. Our cloud chamber was capable...
    Fig. 3: Snow crystals from our cloud chamber as a function of measured...
    Fig. 4: Snow crystals taken from the cloud chamber 3, 6, and 11 min...
    Fig.5: Outdoor testing of the cloud chamber in a in the ski resort in...
    PRODUCING NATURE LIKE SNOW IN A SUPERCOOLED CLOUD FOR LABORATORY EXPERIMENTS
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    • Oct 2016
    We here introduce our cloud chamber which enabled us to grow snow crystals from water vapour under conditions similar to those in natural clouds. The snow crystals grew as a result of water vapour supersaturation as well as due to the interaction of ice crystals and water droplets within the cloud chamber. The cloud chamber, of cylindrical shape wi...
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