Concrete Additive Proved to Melt Snow without Deicing Salts
NewsBriefs: Arctic Ice Cap Melting (Reuters)
Foundation Design for the Elevated Station
The Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station is located at an elevation of 2,850 m on the 3,200 m thick polar plateau, a field of ice and snow that is moving toward the ocean at a rate of 10...
Distributed Snow Process Model for Use with Hydrologic Engineering Center's Hydrologic Modeling System (HEC-HMS)
Perspectives on the 1997 Flooding Red River of the North
Coincident Frequency in Snowmelt Runoff Modeling
Aquifer Storage in Southern Sinai
The Effect of Climate Change on Danube Flow Regime
Regional Model of Glaciers Runoff and Its Application for Hydrological Forecasts
Identification of Coastal British Columbia Terrain Susceptible to Debris Flows
Estimation of the Probable Maximum Rainfall and Snowmelt Floods Via Physically Based Model of River Runoff Generation
Disastrous floods can be caused by unusual combinations of hydrometeorological factors and river basin conditions that have not been observed during a long observation period. The physically-based...
Identification of a General Linear Model for Reservoir Inflows Forecasting
General linear stochastic models represent a valuable alternative to conceptual models in order to describe runoff generating mechanisms in a drainage basin. In regions such as Quebec,...
Towards Improved Understanding of Coagulation During Runoff Events
Distributed Modeling of Snowmelt and Influence of Wind
Coastal Erosion and Sea Level Rise: Residents' and Local Officials' Response
Recent concern about the possibility of the sea rising due to the warming of the atmosphere and the resultant melting of the polar ice caps has prompted attention to the question of how...
A Revised Snowstorm Maximization Method for Canadian Boreal Regions
A proposed refinement in the development of design snowpacks for use in the derivation of probable maximum floods (PMF) estimates in the Canadian Boreal is presented. Shortcomings in the...
New Utah Reservoir Catches Record Snow Melt
Application of Monthly Model of Los Angeles Aqueduct System to Investigate Impacts from Mono Lake Tributary Diversions
Traffic Impact Assessment for Snow Disposal Facilities?Extended Abstract
Snow disposal facilities perform an integral role in the maintenance programs of many municipalities in canada and other northern countries. The most popular type of snow disposal facility...
Evolution of Ice Cover Roughness
The formation of an ice cover on a river results in an increase of stage relative to open water stages at the same discharge. Due to the formation process, especially for freeze-up ice...
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