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Relationship between convective and evaporation heat losses from ice surfaces
One of the main difficulties in obtaining the energy balance at an ice or snow surface is to calculate the convective or evaporative heat loss from meteorological observations. To simplify the calculations, a relationship between evaporation and convection is often assumed. The purposes of this pres
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