Journal of Cold Regions Engineering

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Editor: Jon E. Zufelt, Ph.D., P.E., M.ASCE,
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The Journal of Cold Regions Engineering publishes practice- and research-oriented articles from any area of civil engineering that is substantially related to cold regions. Topics include ice engineering, ice force, construction on permafrost and seasonal frost, cold weather construction, environmental quality and engineering in cold regions, snow and ice control, cold regions materials, and surveying and planning in cold regions.

ISSN: 0887-381X  e-ISSN: 1943-5495
Frequency: Quarterly

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Classification and Comparison of Snow Fences for the Protection of Transport Infrastructures

J. Cold Reg. Eng.

Issue Date: June 2011

Blowing snow or sand transport generates serious problems such as transport infrastructures buried under snow or sand in many parts of the world. Some of the most important problems that snow and sand storms can cause include drivers getting trapped on the roads, traffic being held up indefinitely, accidents occurring and populations being isolated. Snow fences provide a solution to this problem as they can hold back the snow, preventing displacement and wind‐induced drifting. Read more...

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