Supplementary material to "Impact of spatial resolution on large-scale ice cover modelling of mountainous regions"

Experiments with smoothed DEMsFigure S1 Comparison of (a) original and (b) smoothed DEM, both at 100 m resolution.The smoothed DEM is based on the 2000-m DEM using cubic resampling at 100 m.The perspective of (a) and (b) inside the model domain (original 100-m DEM) is shown in (c).All panels were produced using ArcGIS Pro 3.2.2(Esri).

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2025-09-19
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https://doi.org/10.5194/egusphere-2025-3870-supplement
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Cryospheric studies and observations
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Supplementary material to "Impact of spatial resolution on large-scale ice cover modelling of mountainous regions"

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Supplementary material to "Impact of spatial resolution on large-scale ice cover modelling of mountainous regions"

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Experiments with smoothed DEMsFigure S1 Comparison of (a) original and (b) smoothed DEM, both at 100 m resolution.The smoothed DEM is based on the 2000-m DEM using cubic resampling at 100 m.The perspective of (a) and (b) inside the model domain (original 100-m DEM) is shown in (c).All panels were produced using ArcGIS Pro 3.2.2(Esri).

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