Papers

Abstr. nrLast nameFirst nameCountryTitle
3 Laforte Caroline Canada pdfExtended Evaluation of icephobic coating regarding their field of application
4 Godard Bertrand Belgium pdfA vibration-based icing monitoring of overhead lines
5 Makkonen Lasse Finland pdfStatistical evaluation of extreme ice loads
6 Troppauer Wolfgang Austria pdfAdvanced monitoring of icing and prevention against icing on overhead power lines
9 Gutman Igor Sweden pdfTechnologies to reduce and remove ice from conductors and shield wires: applicability for Norwegian conditions
12 Lacavalla Matteo Italy pdfA revision of wet snow load map for the Italian power lines with a new high resolution reanalysis dataset
13 Abdelaal Ahmed USA pdfExperimental study of precipitation icing on an architectural polycarbonate open mesh
14 Lutz Julia Norway pdfFuture projections of icing on power lines over Norway
15 Dobler Andreas Norway pdfModelling icing on power lines at the Ålvikfjellet test span (Norway) using high-resolution climate model data
16 Szilder Krzysztof Canada pdfExperimental Validation of Numerical Ice Accretion Prediction on Stay Cables  due to Freezing Rain
17 Faggian Paola Italy pdfResearch activities to cope with wet snow impacts on overhead power lines in future climate over Italy
18 Marcacci Pietro Italy pdfMonitoring, measurements and mitigation for wet snow accretion on overhead conductors
21 Szabó Dávid Hungary pdfDLR based ice prevention method
22 Rácz Levente Hungary pdfIntegration of Monte Carlo methods into ice prevention model
23 Jin Jia Yi Norway pdfIce Accretion on Wind Turbine Blade – An Experimental Study of S819 Airfoil
24 Minullin Renat Gizatullovich Russia pdfPrevention of ice accidents on transmission lines using the location method
25 Titov Dmitry Evgenevich Russia pdfExperimental study of resistance of aerial bundled cables with different hydrophobic coatings to hoar frost and soft rime
26 Kasimov Vasil Amirovich Russia pdfLocation sensing equipment for detecting ice and damage on transmission lines
27 Minullin Renat Gizatullovich Russia pdfModeling the influence of glaze-ice and rime deposits on the propagation of location signals through transmission lines
28 Jones Kathleen Ferris USA pdfHow was the MRI model applied?
30 Meng Yiqing Hungary pdfProposed active control methodologies for aeolian vibration of suspended cables under icing conditions
31 Balordi Marcella Italy pdfEffect of micro-roughness of Aluminum alloy surface on anti-ice and durability properties of hierarchical structured coatings
32 Chemelli Cristina Italy pdfA comparison of anti-ice and anti-snow coatings performances: laboratory and field testing
33 Santucci de Magistris Giorgio Italy pdfRole of nano-structured bohemite on anti-ice properties of super-hydrophobic hierarchical aluminum surfaces
34 Matsumiya Hisato Japan pdfField observation of wet-snow accretion and galloping on a single-conductor transmission line
35 Iversen Emilie Claussen Norway pdfImproved NWP prediction of wet snow
36 Kollar Laszlo E. Hungary pdfConsideration of Icing on the Design of Wind Turbine Blade Sections
42 Thompson Gregory USA pdfHigh Resolution Numerical Weather Model Forecasts of Icing at the Ground and in the Air
47 Martinsen Morten Norway The relationship between static friction and shear strength of coating/ice interfaces
49 Reich Klemens Austria pdfIce Monitoring on OHL conductors at Austrian Power Grid – Status and Outlook
50 Chen Min China pdfA Dendritic Growth Model for Icing of Supercooled Water
51 Kwon Hyeokbin South-Korea pdfA Study on the Relationship between the Weather Condition and the Window Glass Damage by Accreted Snow under High-speed Trains
52 Niemelä-Anttonen Henna Finland pdfIcephobic performance of different surface designs
53 Kang Yu-Eop South-Korea pdfExperimental Investigation of Bead Growth and Dispersion in Low Speed Icing Condition
54 Rehfeld Nadine Germany pdfDurability of icephobic materials – Assessment and correlation studies for improved development processes
55 Sokolov Pavlo Norway pdfModeling of Dry Ice Accretion on Cylinders – A Case Study of Present Analytical State
56 Min Seungin South-Korea pdfApplication of the transition model with respect to the local roughness on RANS based aircraft icing code
57 Bredesen Rolv Erlend Norway IceRisk2.0: Uncertainty quantification and Strength of Knowledge descriptions of Ice Fall and Ice Throw  risk assessments
58 Bredesen Rolv Erlend Norway Literature study on icing of bridge-cables and towers relevant for the fjord-crossing of  Bjørnafjorden, E39, Norway
59 Engdahl Bjørg Jenny Kokkvoll Norway pdfImproved predictions of atmospheric icing at MET-Norway
60 Carlini Claudio Italy pdfResilience Assessment and Enhancement in Electric Distribution Networks
61 Ingvaldsen Kristian Norway pdfValidation of modelled in-cloud ice accretion on overhead power lines at exposed high-altitude sites in Norway
62 Son Chankyu Son Denmark pdfDevelopment of 3D icing simulation code for wind turbines
63 Swart Daniel Norway pdfApplication of Risk Management and Barrier Management for Structures in Cold Climate
64 Molinder Jennie Sweden pdfA method for probabilistic icing modelling
65 Rønneberg Sigrid Norway pdfStandardizing the testing of low ice adhesion surfaces
66 Nygaard Bjørn Egil Norway pdfDevelopment of a 50 year return value ice load map for Sweden
68 Nygaard Bjørn Egil Norway pdfPreparing a European standard for ice loads on structures
69 Chereshnyuk Sergey Russia pdfGIS technologies in icing on power lines analyses
70 Moser Michael J. Austria pdfA novel approach of icing detection on railway infrastructure by means of surface sensors
71 Ge Junfeng China pdfWinter Road Surface Status Recognition Using Deep Semantic Segmentation Network
72 Ozeki Toshihiro Japan pdfAn Investigation of Oxygen Isotope Fractionation during Sea Spray Icing and Observation of  Snow Mass Fraction of Spray Ice
77 Thorkildson Ronald Milfred USA pdfRime ice occurrences from radiation fog that impact overhead transmission lines in central Washington State.
81 Kaikkonen Ville Antero Finland pdfDroplet size distribution and liquid water content monitoring in icing conditions with the ICEMET sensor
82 Jarrett Philip Lionel Canada pdfUpdate of the Reference Ice Thickness Amounts due to Freezing Rain for Canadian Codes and Standards
84 Šabata Jaroslav Czech Republic pdfActual state of the Automated Icing Monitoring System on the territory of the Czech and Slovak Republic
89 Lou Wenjuan China pdfRemote icing monitoring and prediction model for icing accretion on power lines
93 Elíasson Árni Jón Iceland pdfShedding of in-cloud icing - Analysis of field measurements
94 Kamata Yasushi Japan pdfEstimation Method of Snow Accretion Amount on Train Bogies
96 Schremb Markus Germany pdfHydrodynamics and Thermodynamics of Ice Accretion through Impact of Supercooled Large Droplets: Experiments and Modeling
97 Pandey Mahesh Canada pdfAn Investigation of Non-Stationary Nature of Ice Accretion Data
99 Šabata Jaroslav Czech Republic pdfA new method of direct icing measurement on HV electrical lines
100 Elíasson Árni Jón Iceland pdfRegistration of observed icing on overhead lines in Iceland
104 Sveinbjörnsson Einar Iceland pdfVesturlína, Iceland – ice measurements for 60 years

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