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Climate-informed cryospheric reanalysis via hierarchical Bayesian data assimilation
The cryosphere regulates global cycles of water, energy, and carbon, affecting societies and ecosystems. By assimilating observations into models, we can infer the past trajectory of state variables, generating a cryospheric reanalysis. Existing cryospheric reanalyses typically treat each water year
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