We welcome contributions on all aspects of snow and hydrology, with emphasis on the following specific topics:

• remote sensing of snow properties
• experimental research and new measurement techniques
• spatial variability of snow
• snow-vegetation interaction
• snow data assimilation for modelling purposes
• the prediction of snow melt and runoff
• simulation models of snow, model comparisons
• snow in semi-arid environments
• climate change, snow conditions and water supply
• teaching concepts in snow hydrology

Deadline for scientific session proposals: 30 September 2017
Abstract submission has been extended to: 30 November 2017

More information can be found on the SnowHydro Conference website.
SnowHydro 2018 registration