Alternate Definitions for Snow depth

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Term: Snow depth
Definition: In the firn area, the vertical distance between the glacier surface and the summer surface; outside the firn area, the vertical distance between the glacier surface and the ice surface (which may be superimposed ice or glacier ice) at the time of observation.
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Term: Snow depth
Definition: Snow depth is the depth of accumulated snow on the ground, measured at several points that appear representative of the immediate area and then averaged.
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Term: Snow depth
Definition: The combined total depth of both the old and new snow on the ground.
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Term: Snow depth
Definition: The combined total depth of both old and new snow on the ground.
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Term: Snow depth
Definition: The combined total depth of both the old and new snow on the ground.
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Term: Snow depth
Definition: Vertical distance between the surface of a snow layer and the ground, assuming the layer is evenly spread over the ground which it covers. (TR)
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