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Extreme-Value Climatology of Maximum Soil Freezing Depths in Contiguous United States
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Extreme-value statistics for the maximum depth of soil freezing are developed based on a physical soil freezing model and a semiphysical soil water budgeting scheme. The model uses only daily air temperature, snow depth, ...
Extreme-Value Statistics for Frost Penetration Depths in Northeastern United States
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Extreme-value statistics for the maximum depth of soil freezing are developed based on model-derived soil freezing estimates for the northeastern United States. The model used is shown to be quite accurate at estimating ...
Evaluation of East Coast Snow Loads Following January 1996 Storms
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Numerous roof collapses throughout the Middle Atlantic and New England States followed the occurrence of two winter storms during the period of Jan. 6–15, 1996. Cumulative horizontal ground-measured snow loads for these ...
Impacts of Climate Change on Irrigated Agriculture in the Maipo Basin, Chile: Reliability of Water Rights and Changes in the Demand for Irrigation
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Agricultural regions located in snowmelt-dominated Mediterranean climate basins have been identified as being highly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change. The Maipo basin in central Chile is one such region. Projections ...