Thursday, June 27 9:30 - 14:00
A half-day workshop (9:30-15:30) will be held on atmospheric icing organized by the ICEBOX R&D project.
The ICEBOX workshop will be focused on few selected topics (ca. 3 topics) in relation to atmospheric icing on structures, the topics are:
- How can icing maps improve planning and design of power lines and how can climate change be accounted for?
- Which ice preventive measures are most efficient in severe icing conditions?
- What are the key factors for successful ice detection and monitoring?
Each participant will choose a topic and will be working in groups of up to 15 people answering the main question. A moderator will lead each topic and sum up the work in a presentation at the end of the workshop
Agenda:
09:30 – Presentation of the project
10:00 – Presentation of the topics/questions
10:30 – Discussion groups (light refreshments)
- How can icing maps improve planning and design of power lines and how can climate change be accounted for?
- Moderator: Kathleen Jones
- Which ice preventive measures are most efficient in severe icing conditions?
- Moderator: Masoud Farzaneh
- What are the key factors for successful ice detection and monitoring?
- Moderator: Svein Fikke
12:00 – Short break
12:15 – Presentation of the outcome from the discussion groups
14:00 – Mingling with food and drinks
15:30 – Workshop finished
ICEBOX is a R&D program on atmospheric icing on power lines founded by The Research Council of Norway. It involves a contribution from Statnett, Kjeller Vindteknikk, EFLA, I2G, UiT/The Arctic University of Norway, UCAR, CICERO, Landsnet
