Researchers in Switzerland have calculated the incidence of sunlight so precisely that even the shadow cast by every single tree in the country is recorded in a new tool.
Solar radiation plays an important role in accurate snowmelt forecasts.
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Researchers in Switzerland have calculated the incidence of sunlight so precisely that even the shadow cast by every single tree is recorded in a new map of where the sun shines and where it doesn't in the Alpine country.
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