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This paper introduces a remote sensing based snowmelt model and its coupling with a metrological based distributed hydrological model in the Upper Yellow River Basin in China. Until the availability of earth resources satellites, no really efficient way of obtaining snow-covered area existed. This situation is more severe in inaccessible rugged mountainous regions. Snowcover is important hydrological phenomenon and it is clearly discernible using satellite-obtained optical data because of high albedo of snow. Present study is to estimate snow cover quantitatively on a catchment scalefrom satellite remote sensing data along with ground-based metrological and hydrological data. Its suitability to snowmelt runoff forecasting has been investigated. This may contribute to management and utilization of water resources in remote and less developed areas.

REMOTE SENSING BASED SNOWMELT RUNOFF MODEL COUPLED WITH DISTRIBUTED HYDROLOGICAL MODEL IN UPPER YELLOW RIVER BASIN