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A bibliography on snow and ice
A BIBLIOGRAPHY ON SNOW AND
XCE
compiled by
DOC,
P W C Ewith the assistance of
Miss B O G o White and Miss J. O'Flanagan
of the Library staff 4NADA
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.
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.
rond sheathing.
sp~ification.
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A BIBLIOGRAPHY ON SNOW AND ICE
Thf s b i b l i o g r a p h y 1 s composed of r e f e r e n c e s t o a r t i c l e s on
snow and i c e , and r e l a t e d t o p f c s which have appeared i n a group of Canadfan j o u r n a l s from t h e i r beginning
u n t i l
December,19SO.
1 ) CANADIAN ENGINEERo I n 1946 it became two j o u r n a l s , ROADS AiqD 13HIl)crEbg and WATER AND SEWAGE,
ROADS END BRIDGES, It became ROADS ABD COhSTRUCTIOIU, January, 1950, and ROADS AITD ENGINEERIIJG CONSTRUCTION, June, 1950,
WATER AMD SEWAGE, I t b e e m
WATER
AND SANITATION, January,1950, and Y.UHICIPAL UTILITIES, Septemberp 1950.
2) CAHADIAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS, TRAXSACTIONS, It be- came JOURNAL OF THE ENGINEERING INSTITUTE OF CAiJADA, v01-4 f n 1918 and ELJGINEERIIVG JOURIJAL,
v,S
i n 1922,'
3 )
ROYAL SOCIdTY OF CANADAo TRA.JSACTIOIJS, S e e t f 2n 111,References m e l f s t e d a s f o l l o w s :
1, Broad s u b j e c t groups
-
Pages 1 t o34
2, C h r o n o l o g f c a l l y by j o u r n a l
-
p a g e s35
t o61
3 .
Author index-
pages 62 t o 69R e f e r s o n l y t o 'sub j e e t l i s t i n g , Index t o Abbrevf a t f ons
Can, ROY,
Can,
Engr,
-
Canadfan Engineer,Soe, Can, Trans,
-
Royal S o c i e t y of Canada, l r a n s a c t i o n s ,boe, Cfv, Engr, Trans,
-
Canadian S o c f e t y of S i v f l b g f n e e ~ s . T r a n s a c t i o n s ,Eng, J o
-
Bngfneerfng Journal..n.
-
number P.-
Page p t .-
p a r t s e c o-
s e c t i o n S 8 r 0 0 9 8 p f e ~ v.-
volumeSUBYECT INDEX
AIRDROMES, Winter Mafntenanee
see AIRPORTS, Wfnter Maintenance ,
AIRFIELDS, Winter Main enanee
see AIRPORTS, Ufnter Yafntenance,
AIRPORTS, Winter Maintenance, ANomMOUs
I e s controP a t airports, Roads and d r f d a e s e ve82, no29 Febo 19449 ~ 0 8 1 0
Lessons from p a s t experfence i n combating snow on a i r p o p t s 0 Roads and bridgeso v079, no9, Septa 1941, pe69-72, pol040 bnow handling methods on Canadf an afmbports, Roads and BridRes,
vo-78, n o l Q 9 Octo 1940D po30-320
Snow handlfng on a i r p o r t s , Results of R O C o A,F, experience.
Roads and Bridges, v083, n012, Deeo 19459 ~ 0 6 4 - 6 6 , ~097-990 bnow problems a t Canadaes a i r p o r t s , Cano ~ n g r 0 ~ 0 7 5 , no169
Oct. 18, 1938, po24-28.
Snow mrnoval a t Canadaos a i r p o r t s o Cane En6!r0 ~ 0 7 7 9 no160 Oet, 17, 193qD p015-18,
h i r t y rota wfngs and o f f s e t plows f o p RmCeAoFa a i r p o r t s .
~ 0 8 0 , n 0 9 D Septa 1942, ~ 0 3 8 9 ~ e 8 6 0
W ethods f o r RoCoAoE", a i r f f e l d s , Roads noPo, Oeto 1942, po33-350 ~ 0 1 0 0 - 1 0 4 0
KEATIPTGB C o E o
An a l p p o r t managerf s d i a r y , Report on snow removal operatfons a t Honeton, N,B,, a i r p o r t during the winter 19 O w k l a Roads and BrfdgesOo v079, n 0 9 , Sept, 19 1, p074, p0114- 1
~ a f h t a f n f n ~ snow eov r e d a3.rdrome.s. Cano Enaro v077e n . 1 6 ~ Qeto 179 19399 ~ 0 4 2 0
ROBERTS To
W a r t f n r e experience i n runway clearance. Wintep maintenance of afrpor$ao Roads and B r f d ~ e s , v080, nO1Og Oato 1
&,
p029-32, p066-o0
SHANNONo J o R o
New method of remc vfng snow from a i r p o r t s o a
ANCHOR ICE
See FRAZIL ICE,
AVALANCHES
see SNOB! SLIDES,
BRIDGES
see PIERS AND BRIDGES,
CONSTRUCT1 OM, W nter f
see WINTW CONSTRUCTION,
CHEMICAL AND TIERMAL SWOW CLEARING
see SNOW
REMOVAL.
COF3BRDAM
see HYDRO-ELECTRIC DEVELOPMENTS, Ice Problems
I C E COFFERDAMS
COLD W T l B R CONSTRUCTION
see
WINTER CONSTRUCTION,
COSTS, Snow Removal
see SNOW REMOVAL, ECONOMICS.
CURLING STONES
HARRINGTONp Eo L *
Expe~fmental study of the motfon of curling stones, ROY,
Soe, Can, Trans. Sere 2,
v018, 1924,
see.3,
p*247-259*
DAMS, Ice Ppessu~e
DRIFT CONTROL
See DRIFT PREVELJTIONo
DRIFT P R E ~ ~ T I O N s Snow Fences, Hedges, e t c 0
AI~OrnOUS
Locatlon of snow fence. A b r i e f a r t i c l e i n t h e monthly f e a t u r e , nQuestfons and Answers," Roads and Bridges. v,78, no10,
a c t , 1 9 4 0 ~ P O
48,
Snow d r i f t ' c b n t r o i by highway 'design methods, Roads and d r i d g e s , v078, n.9$ Septa 1940, p.700
Snowfences f o r d r f f t c o n t r o l , Roads and a r i d g e s , v.819 nolog Q c t , 19b3, ~ ~ 1 1 0 - 1 1 2 .
.- -
-
Wood-lath snow f enee, A b r i e f e n t r y i n t h e monthly f e a t u r e , "Questions and Answers," Roads and S r i d g e s , v,78, n.lZ8 Deeo 1940, p042,
FINNEYB E . A o
Snow d r f f t c o n t r o l on highways, Can, Engr, v072, n0109
Mar0
99 1937, PO?-90FRASER, C 0
Experiments w i t h e l e v a t e d , i n c l i n e d snow f e n c e on O n t a r i o
roads, Roads and Constructfon, v.88, n 0 4 * Apro 1950s ~ ~ 8 8 - 9 0 ,
P O
115-1170
HARVIE, W e H o
Snow, I n r e l a t i o n t o highway l o c a t l o n and desfgn, Roads and Bridges. v.80, n.10, Oct. 1942, p,123, p0127, p,130-1310
D r i f t c o n t r o l of roads i n winter. Can,
mar,
vo 69, n . 1 9 ~ Nov,5 9
1935,
po9-10,snow hedges f n Simcoe county, Roads and Bridges. v.83, n o s s Mayo 1945s P O 132-1330
LYONS, M.8,
mowfence and permanent hedges, Roads and Bridaes,
ve81s
n.10, act0 19439~043,
~ 0 8 2 0W R I T T , I , C ,
P l a n t f ~ l g of snow hedges. Roads and Bridges, v,83,
nos,
May, 1945, po66-67, p0142,HOORE, H, Jo
Bedges reduce snow-plowlng c o s t s . Roads and Brfdges.
~ ~ 8 3 ,
ROBBINSo C o A o
Theory and p r a c t i c e i n snow fence e r e c t i o n . Can. %gro
~ 0 7 5 ,
n.16, Oct. 18, 1938, p016-18.ROBBINS, C o A o
Winter road maintenance and d r i f t preventfon i n Ontario, Can, Engp, v,67* nO2O8 Novo
13,
19349 pol?-190ECONOMICS OF SNOW REMOVAL
see SNOW
RENOVAL,
ECONOMICS.EQUIPMENT
see SNOW REPIOVAL
EQUIPMENT.
FOUMDATIOBS, F'rozen Ground see TERMBFROST.
FRAZIL ICE ANONYE40US
F r a z i l . Can. Engr. v.17, n024, Dee.
179
1 9 0 9 ~ ~ 0 6 6 6 ~6740
F r a z i l i c e , Discussfon a t Engineer' s club meeting. Toronto,
Dec, 8, 1904. Can, Engr. v.12, n.1, Jan0 19050
~ 0 3 4
F r a z i l i c e in Lachine rapids. C a n . Ewr0 v.60 n.10. Febo 1899, ~ 0 2 7 3 ~ a
A remedy f o r f r a z f l i c e , Reference t o ROW, Leonardvs paper read a t Can. Soc,. Civ, Engr, autumn meeting, Can, Enaro> v 0 l l , n , l l , Mov.1904,
~0348,
BARMES, H,T,
Pormation and agg1omt;~ation of f r a z i l and enchor i c e o Can. Engr, voSo n.1, .Nay 189T9 po6-10,
BARNESB H e T o
Formati on of anchor i c e and p r e c i s e temperature m e a s u ~ e m n t s ,
Can, Engr. v012, n 0 a 8 June 1 9 0 5 ~ p.167-168. BARNESo HoTo
F r a z i l Ice. Can. E w r . 17.12, n.2, Peb. 19058 ~ 0 4 6 - 4 7 0 BAFtNESo HeT,
The i c e question a s it a f f e c t s Canadfan water p o w r , with s p e c i a l reference t o f r a z i l and anchor i c e , ROY, SOCO C a n o
BARNES, H O T o
Note on f r a z i l and anchor i c e w i t h considepatfons as t o f r e e z e fng p o i n t of w a t e r , Roy, Soc. Can, Trans, S e r e
3,
~ O S S
1899, see.3,
p.17-22,COXo J o
Note on a n apparently a c c i d e n t a l Pornation of f r a z i l i c e f n a cryophorus, ROY, boc, Can, Trans. Ser. 2, ~ 0 1 0 9 19049
sac0
39
P O
3-40
F P a i f l fee problems i n pumping s t a t i o n s , Can. Enapo ~ 0 7 2 9 no199 May 11, 19370 pol1-14a
FIELDING, JoSo
F o m a t f o n of f r a z f l i c e . C a n .
Engr.
v.589n o &
FebO 1 1 9 19308~ 0 2 1 7 0 FIELDING
,
J e S 0F ~ a z f l i c e . A l e t t e r by JeSo Fielding. Can.
&4Xr0
v.12.i.30
M t ~ o3.9053 p.93-940
HENSHBW, G,H,
F r a z f l fee:
on
f t s n a t u r e and t h e p r e v e n t i o n of i t s a e t f o nin
causing f l o o d s , Can. Soco Cfv. EngG. Trans, v 0 1 ~ p t o l oJan.-
June,.1887#
p o l - 2 3 eMURPHYp J o
Frazflk and anohor f e e o Can, E n g ~ . v.14, nelO, 0 o t 0
40
190'70pb3690372o
see a l s o
ICE,
PROPERTIES,FROST ACTION, Roada
see ROADS, FROST ACTION0
FROST DAMAGE, Maker Sys terns
s e e WATER SYSTENSD FROST DAMAGE,
FRO23N GROUND
CHAPMAN,
L,J,
and PUTNAM, D o F oathe recession of the Wfsconsln g l a c f e r in southem Qnt&ioo
Sera
39
~043,
June194.98
SeCo3s
P ~ DoFo ~and CUPMAN, , L o J e
The rpecessiorn or the Wfseonsfn g l a c i e r
in
southernOntarioo
Royo Soe, Can, T ~ a n s , Ser,3,
~ ~ 4 . 3 ~
June
~1949, S ~ C O38
p o 23-520
HAIL
mYD, FOE0
Structure of hailstones of exceptional
form
and R ~ Y O Sse, Can, Trans, Ser,3,
v0lO8
1916, see,3,
~047'-500HAILSTOMES see HAIL,
HEDGES
see DRIFT PREVENTION.
HIGHWAYS,
Pros% Action see ROADS, FROST ACTION,HIGHWAYS, Ice Control
geb ICE CONTROL, HIGHWAYS,
HIGHWAYS,
Snow D r i f t Control see DRIFT PREVENTION,HYDRANTS, Fkost Damage
See WATER SYSTEMS, FROST DAMAGE,
HYDRAULIC
POWER
WORK, Iee ProblemsHYDRO-ELECTRIC DEVELOPMENTS, I c e Problemso
A n i c e cofferdam. Can. Engr. ~ ~ n 0 2 3 9 June 2 6 ~ 4 9
1914,
~ 0 8 1 7 0 .
I c e problems at H y d r o - e l e c t r f c p l a n t s , Can. Engr, v0619 n.18, Wov.
3s
193Po po15-16,I c e t r o u b l e a t H u l l e l e c t r i c power house, Can. Enar. v018, n.3, Jand 21, 1910, p064,
I c e t r o u b l e s I n H y d r o - e l e c t r i c p l a n t & . Cano E n w o ~ 0 2 7 9 p.21,
M O V ~ 269 1914, ~ 0 6 9 3 0
U p l i f t and ice p r e s s w e on dams. L e t t e r t o t h e e d i t o r . Can. Engr.
~
~
n o 2 l 9 iviay 2z9 1928, p.551,5
4
~
BARmS, HeTo
The I c e questifon as i t a f f e c t s Canadian w a t e r power w i t h s p e c i a l refelgonee t o f r a z f P and anchor i c e , Roy, Soco
cano
Trana, Ser.3,
v.3, 19099 s e e o3,
p.143-178.BARNES, HeTo
hei influence
of' i c e on w a t e r power development. C a n . Engr. v, 2Z9no
26$ June 27, 1912, p. 862-864,hutd downs
due t o i c e t r o u b l e s . C a n . Engr. v.22, n.3, Jano18,
1912, p.186-187.
BROWN, Ee and CLARKE, G e C ,
I c e t h r u s t I n c o n n e c t i o n w i t h H y d r o - e l e c t r i c p l a n t develop- ment w i t h s p e c i a l r e f e r e n c e ts the p l a n t a % I s l a n d F a l l s on t h e C h u r c h f l l pilver, E w e J o v.15, n,l, Jan, 1932, p.18-25. CLARKE, G e C o m d BROWN, Eo I c e t h r u s t i n connectfon w i t h H y d r o - e l e c t r f c p l a n t develop- ment w i t h s p e c i a l r e f e r e n c e t o t h e p l a n t a t I s l a n d F a l l s on t h e C h u r e h f l l
ever,
Eng, J, vo15, n , l B Jan. 1932, ~ ~ 1 8 - 2 5 . ECKENFELDER, G.V. and RUSSELL, B,E,Snare R i v e r power p r o j e c t , Engo J o
v033$
n J 9 MaPo 19509~ ~ 1 6 5 - 1 7 1 .
~ n t a k e s of t h e ' G r e a t Lakes r e g i o n ,
-
Can.----
E n g o v.51, n.4, J u l y 27, 1926, ~ ~ 1 6 3 - 1 6 8 ,GRANT9 BeFo
I c e divsysfon, h y d r a u l f c models and h y d r a u l i c s i r n f l a r f t y , C a n , Eh r. v.34, n 0 3 , Jan,
17,
1918, peSS-58e D l . s ~ u s s f o n .n o l S s Apr. 11, 191$, ~ ~ 3 2 3 - 3 2 7 ,
d
GROAT, B e F e
1c6
d i v e r s i o n f o r S t . Lawrence h lver power company. OHARRISON, C.Lo
Provision f o r u p l i f t and i c e p r e s s u r e i n designing masonry
.
dams, Can, Engr. vo21, 11.26, Dee, 28, 1911, ~ 0 7 3 6 .
I& problems a t H d r o - e l e c t r i c p l a n t s . Can,
b a r 0
~ 0 4 7 0
n 0 2 0 ~ N O V ~ 11, 1924, pagF98-5OOoLYOM, HoLo
I c e t r o u b l e s a t Buffalo, Can. Engr.
~ ~ 2 3 ,
nolo July4,.
1912, 'p', 126,McCRARY* J o Ao
Gunftfig s t e e l penstacks t o e l i m i n a t e t r o u b l e due t o f e e formation. Can. Engr. v o b P n o & Jano 9, 19239 PO~ZS-1260 MORNINGTON, S
.
p r o t e c t i n g Q d r o p l a n t s from i c e . Can. m g r 0 ~0589 n 0 4 , Jan0 28, 19309 pe 169-170.
MURPHY. J.
1 c e - f orrnation and i t s prevention. Can. Engr. v.40, no100 Map0 10s 1921, po291-292.
-
-I c e problems i n power development, Can. Enare
~ 0 5 8 ,
n021, May 27, 1930, p.612,MTRPHYp J.
I c e t r o u b l e f n h y d r a u l i c power work, A r e f e r e n c e , Can0 E ~ R ~ o v017, 11~24, Dec.
17,
1909, ~ 0 6 7 4 0MURPHY$ J o
I c e t r o u b l e s i n hydraulic power work, and methods of over- coming them. Address p r e s e n t e d t o Applied Science Undergrad S o c i e t y of McGi11o Febo 26, 1908, Can, E w r , v 0 l S B n,18, May 1, 1908, p.318-322.
~ l e c t r i c h e a t i n g of rock b a r s i n Hydro-electric p l a n t s , Ena, J,
v o l l , n o l l , Nov. 1928, p.263-265, RUSSELL, B ,E. and ECKEWFELDER. G
s n a r e River power p r o j e c t o ~ ~ w . 3. v.339 n.3,
nap. 195(2r~
po
145-1710
I c e t r o u b l e s i n Swedish power p l a n t s . Cano Enar. v049, no78 A ~ g o 18, 1925p ~ 0 2 3 1 - 2 3 2 0
~ e d u a l n ~ i c e p r e s s u r e w i t h compre sed a i r , Can,
En~r,
v o 4 r o n o s p J u l y31,
1923, p.181-185,WILSONB R a M ,
Design of Hydro-eleetrf e p l a n t s f o r e o m b a t i q fee t r o u b l e s o
, vo36, n o 8 , Febo20, 1919, po237-242, and J O Nay 1919, p.383-395. Dfscussfono v.2, n.11, lqovo 1919s p o S 0 7 ~
s e e a l s o FRAZIL ICE,
HYDRO-EZECTRIC POWER PLANTS, I c e Problems
see HYDRO-ELeCTRIC DEVELOPMEXTS, I c e Problems.
HYDROLOGY s e e RUNOFF,
ANONYMOUS
The Canadf an government fee-breaker, "Lady ~ r e y " , Cano E w r o
~ 0 4 n e 4 , Apro s
5,
1907, polSO0I c e breaking, Can, Engr. v.7, n.6, Otto 18999 ~ ~ 1 6 3 - 1 6 4 0
A v e s s e l f o r n o r t h ' p o f a r n a v i g a t f o n -and studyo Can, E ~ R P I , volO, n 0 2 , Feb. l983,1pa4Oa
Propulsion and a u x i l i & y mhchinery frt "wind* c l a s s ice-bre a k e r s O Engo J o
~ ~ 3 3 ,
n04, Apr. 1950,. p0271-27So1oe-breaking s t e a a e r s on ths St. Lawrence. C a n .
mr0
v.8, n013, May 1901, po299-300,LAMBERT, W,
Trafn f e ~ r y , C h a ~ l o t t e t o w n , EnaO J,
.vOIS,
n 0 2 , Feb. 1932, P 073-85
0RUNEBERG,
R e
Steamers f o r w i n t e r navfgatfon and fee-breakingo A n a b s t r a c t , Cano Soc, Cfv, Engr, Trans,
~
~
p t o l 91
5
Jane-June, 19019~
~ ~ and 9 I n s t , Cfv, E q , F r s c o vo1409 ~ ~ 1 0 9 ~ 5 ~ICE COFFERDAMS
I c e cofferdams f o r r e p a i r of bridge p f e r s , Engo J o
~
~
n0Tp3
3
~
ICE CONTROL, AIRPORTS
see AIRPORTS, Winter Maintenance,
ICE CONTROL, ROADS AND SIDEWALKS ANONYMOUS
I c e c o n t r o l from a g r a i n e l e v a t o r . Roads and Bridges,
~
~
8
6
~
n.1, Jan. 1948, po57-60, p.96.I c e c o n t r o l on Gntarfo highways, Can, Enar, vo77, no16, Otto 17s 1939s p o l 4 0
Mechanized warfare a a a f n s t snow and i c e , A b r i e f e d i t o r i a l c o m e n t , Roads ana Bridges, v.78, n012, Deeo 1940, pol30 Method of t r e a t i n g i c y pavements, C a n o E%r0 8070, no&,
June 169 1936, ~ 0 1 9 .
Methods of s k i d-proof i n g i c y pavements, Roads and B r i d a e s 0 v079, n 0 9 , Sept, 1 9 u , p.82-84.
Hew experiments i n i c e c o n t r o l , A b r i e f e d i t o r i a l eomnOsnto Roads and B r i d ~ e s , v.82, n.11, Nova
19440
~ 0 5 1 0
Skid-proof i r g highways with c hemf c a l l y - t r e a t e d sand, A
am-
mary of p r a c t i c e i n Ontario, Roads and Brfdges, v o 8 l 0 n o ~ O s O c t , 1943, p o 1 1 2 - l l ~ o
Skfd t e s t s -show d e s i r a b i l i t y of chernf c a l l y - t r e a t e d abra8fveso Can, dngr, v077, n o 1 6 0 Otto
1 T S
1939* p.13-140What p o l i c y 1s followed In your rnunfcfptklftg w i t h r e g a r d t o
snow and i c e removal from sidewalks? Answers t o q u e s t i o n i n t h e monthly f e a t u r e , nRound-table conference,
'
Roads and d r t d g e s , ~ 0 7 9 ~ n.Z9 Feb, 1941, ~ 0 2 7 ,BARNES, HOT,
b e f & t i f f c methods of i c e c o n t r o l . Can0 E n n o v 0 5 3 ~ no180
N O V ~ 1 9 1927, ~ 0 4 9 3 - 4 9 4 0
lqethods of h e a t i n g i c e on highways. ( ~ i c h i g a n )
C a n .
POv072, n o l , Jan.
5 ,
1937* peP1-120- CHALMERSs A o E eSnow removal and c o n t r o l of fey eondftfons, C a n 0 E W r o
vo72,, n o 9, Maro Z 9 19379 ~ 0 1 2 6 - 1 3 0 0 COLLINS, J o R o
Snow c o n t r o l and treatment of i c y s u r f a s e s , Can, E n g ~ ,
~ ~ $ 7 ,
n.20, Nova13,
1934, po25-26,Snow c o n t r o l and treatment of f e y surfaces. -o V O 67,
n012, Septa
18,
1934, p073-75,Treatment of i c y roads a l l e v i a t e s d r i v l n g hazard. Cm, $ ~ l ~
ETTINGER,
L,J,
I c e c o n t r o l wfthout abrasives, Roads and Bridges, ~ ~ 8 2 , n.11, Nov. 194b9 pos8-sg, p.86-88.
HIGHWAY RESEARCH BOARD
Treatment of I c y pavements, Issued by Highway Research Board. CommSttee on t~deatglent of i c y pavements Roads and Brfdges
.
vo82, noPo, Otto 194b9 p 067-6g9 p 0109-1120 aHIGHWAY RESEARCH BOARD
Treatment .of f e y pavementso Revision sf a b u l l e t f n Issued by the Highway Research Board, e n t i t l e d "Reo nded p r a c t i c e f o r treatment of icy pavements1'. Roads
and
Bridges, v.86, n 0 2 , Feb0 1948, pee%-84, p012O0KNIGHT,
J
oA oI c e c o n t r o l on s t r e e t s and highways. Can. E n g ~ . v.69, n.19, Move
5,
1935$ p o 1 2 *McNEILL, T e l l e
Winter pr.~blems on divided highways, Snow removal and i c e
c o n t r o l on .Q,ueen EPfzabeth way Roads and Bridges , vo7SB n s l O p
Oct, 1940p p.36, p.102e +
RACICOT, J . A .
Wfnter mafntenance and i c e e o n t r o l , Can. ES.rgro g x o T 7 ,
n 2 5 ,
0 1 9 9
1939!
~~8
REIDo R e H o
I c e contrOl oq highways.
can.
mar.
vo'?lsa.18,
~ P w .3 , 1936,
p.18,
TFENOYNE, JeEo'
-
CaleSum ahXo~t-de treatment of abrasives used i n f ce c o n t r o l @ a n o Engr, v , q S s - n 0 2 0 , NOT, 15, 1938, p.8-1O0
VAUGHNB
E o J oWinter majtntenanoe and foe c o n t r o l on highwaysso
G a .
Engro 8066, n 0 6 , Feb, 6 , 1934, polo-lBeWIERo F O E o
Bnow removal and c o n t r o l of f e y oonditions, Cano IZblg~d~ v 0 7 2 , no9, Mar. 2, 193q9 p 0 1 1 6 - ~ J - 8 0
ICE DAMAGE, P i e r s and Bridges
see PIgiS
Am
BRIDGES, ICE DAMAGEoICE JAMS, Control of
ICE
PROBLEMS, Navigationaee NAVIGATI ON,
ICE
PROBLQN 0ANONYMOUS
Orushing s t r e n g t h of i c e . %Ennro v.27, 4.23, D e ~ o 101 1914,
Po7430
.
.~ h e o r i e s
of
the formatioq of i c e . Can. E n ~ a .v.3,
n.4,
Pug.
1895 9 po 89-90 0
BARNES, HOT,
Anchor i c e f o ~ m a t i o n
from
t8e s t a n d p ~ i n t ofthe
r a d i a t i o n theory. ROY. Soc. Can. Trans. S e r e 2,v.12,
1906, s e c o3,
p 65-109. BARNES, HOT0
Buoyancy of i r a ~ i l c r y s t a l s i n water. R s o So@.
Can.
Trans. Ser.3,
v o l l , 1917, set.3,
po61-620Crushing s t r e n g t h of
ice.
@ y o Soc,Can.Tr?.
Sere3,
v.8,
191&, see.
3,
p.19-22.Equilibrium between
ice
andwater.
R ~ J . ~ o c ~
Can. Trans.Ser.
3,
V o J s 1907p SeCo
30
po29ojOoBARNESp
H o T oFormatiop-gnd
adheaton
ofIce.
Eng,Jo
v 0 l & n o l l ,Nova 1929p
P
0549-5510A note on the s t r u c t u r e of foe. Roy. Sot, C a n . Trans. Ser.
3,
~ 0 2 9 0 1935s see.
3,
~ 0 5 3 - 5 9 ,BARNES,
HOT,On
the a r t i f i c i a l produotionof
f r a z i l f e e togetherwith
measurements of temperatupe condid;% on9 i n the water. Roar0
. Soe. Can, Trans, Ser. 2, v.10, 190b0 see.
3,
po29-320 BARNES, H o T oOn the d e n s i t y o r ice. ROY. Soc. Can. Trans. Ser. 2, v.8, 1902, S ~ C O
3,
~0143-1530
~ h y s i c h constants of ice. Roy0 Soa. Can. Transo Sez-0
3 ,
*.030>
1909, sec.3#
p.3-28.BARPTES, HOT, m d LUCAS, HoSoBo
The growth of I c e c r y s t a l s
fn
a Bunsen i c e ealorfmetero Roy.&Cano Trans, S e r e 2, v.10, 190k0 s e c o
3,
~ 0 3 3 - 3 9 . BARNES, HOT* and MACKAY, HOMOCrushing s t r e n ~ t h of f o e p Roy, See, Cano T ~ a n s , Sera
38
v09,1915, see.
3,
p087-920BARNES, H o T o , HAWARD, J o W o and MoUOD, N O W 0
Expansive force of i c e , Roy, Sooo Cano Transo $ 8 ~ 0
30
~ o o e1914, seco
3,
~029-490(hi some p o i n t s in reference t o i c e phenomena. ROY. Soc. Can. Trans. Ser,
I,
volto 1886~ s e e o3,
po85-92.CLARKE, A o L o a d KATZ, Lo
Thennodynamic surfkcea of water, ROY. Soe, C a n o 'hanso Sere
30
~0330
1939s S ~ C O3 s
~ 0 S 9 0 7 1 0 COOKEO HoPoThe v a r f a t f o n i n densfty of i c e o Royo Soeo Can, Trans0 S e r e 20 vo8, 1902, s e c o
3,
po12201)40Tests on shearing s t r e n g t h of ice. C-ano E ~ R P O
~ 0 5 %
n . 1 ~ July5,
1927, ~0101-1030HAYWARD, SOWo, BARNES, H o T o
and
McLEOD, NOH,Expansfve f o ~ c e of i c e , ROY, Soeo Cano Transo S ~ P .
3, ~ ~ 8 ,
1914, seco3,
~029-490KATZ, Lo and CLARKE. A a L e
~brmodynamfe s u r f a c e s of water. Royo Ssc, Can. T ~ a n s , Sera
3,
8033s
19390 Seco3,
~ 0 5 9 ~ 7 1 0KING,
LoV,0n t h e p e n e t r a t i o n of f r o s t i n conerete s t ~ u e t u r e s , Royo Sot.
Cano Trans, Yepo
3,
v012, 1918 seeo3,
po115-1190 LUCAS, HoSoBo and BARNES, HOT,The growth of' i c e c r y s t a l s i n a Bunsen i c e calorimeter. ROY, So@, Can, Trans, Ser, 2,
volO,
1904, s e e o3,
p033-390HACKAY, H O M O md BARNES, HoTo
Crushfig s t r e n g t h of i c e , Royo Soe. Can, Transo
30
v09e 1915, S ~ C O39
~087-920McLEOD, NoM,, BARNES, H o T o and HAYWARD,
Jewo
Expansfve f o r c e of fee, Royo .Soeo Can, Transo Sspo
3,
v08,
ICEBERGS
Iceberg detection. Can.. E m r . v.22, n o 16, Apr.
18,
1912,PoS~CSO
BARNES, H o T o
I c e b e ~ g d e t e c t i o n i n navigation, Can. S Q ~ . Civ. Engr, Trans, ~ ~ 2 6 , p t . 1, Jan.-
June, 1912,
p.156-$63.BARNES, HoTe
T h e r i s e of temperature
associated
with m e l t i n of i c e b e r g s o can. ~ R F , v.23, n,25i ?*cO13.
$912. po887-88B.ICING
The weight of i c e laden t e l e g r a p h and o t h e r wires. Can. E ~ R P . v.10, n,4, Apr. 1903, p010Oo
Weight
of
i c e laden t r e e s ,Can,
Ewr. v,10,n,2#
Feb. 1903,~ 0 4 4 .
Weight of i c e on wirea. Can.
En~r.
v.10,n.5,
May, 1903. pe14boMECHANICAL
SNOW CLF,ARINGsee SNOW REMOVAL,
NAVIGATION, ICE PROBLEMS AP30MYMOUS
I c e condftfoas i n Hudson Bay and S t r a i t , Can, Engp. v.30, n08, Feb, 24, 1916, p.289.
BARNES, H a T o
Engeneerlng f e a t u r e s
i n
breaking Allegheny i c e gorge. E n g o J o v.9, n.11, M O V ~ 1926, pe453-46l01ce- conditions- i n t h e St. Lawrence r i v e r . Can, Engr. r.50, n.6,
Febo 9, 1926, ~0207-2080 BARNES, HeTe
I c e f o r n a t i o n
i n
Canadian waters and physicallaws
governingi t s formation. Can. Soc: Civ. Engr, Trans,
~ 0 1 5 ,
pto 1, Jane-BARNES, HOT?
I c e f o r n a t i o n on the S t , Lamenee, E f f e e t of the sun on general foe eonditfons, Absorption of s w l s s heat i n the wlnter, Can, Engn., v020, n,23, June 8, 1911, po789-792,
BARNES, H O T o
8n some measurements of the temneratme of the Laohfne rapfds dmfng t h e w f n t e r 1896-97, Can, T P ~ S , Ser. 2,
i.3,
1897, set,
39
~017-300BARNES, HoTo
On some measurements of the temperature of the r%vep water OP- posfte Montreal, Roy, Soc, Can, Trans0 Sera 2, v02, 1896, sec0
3,
~037-440
BARNES, HOT,
s t O 7 L a w e n e e and its I c e problems, Can, Engr,
v057,
n O 2 l g NOPO19, 19299 ~0738-7390 D W L E 9 J o H o
Some observations on the expansfon and c o n t r a c t i o n of f o e fn
Canadfan waters, Can, Soo, Cfv, Enar, Trans,
v0S,
p t ~ 29 Oat,- Dee0 1891, po 270-3060EMEXS, W o E o
Control of i c e jams i n l a r g e r i v e r s o Cano Engr, v074, n o s o
Febo 19389 pofn-130 KEEFER, To60
I e e f l o o d s and winter navfgatlon of lower S t , Lawrence. ROY,
goeo Can, Trans, Ser, 2, vo4, 1898, see0
39
p03-300 KEEPER9 T o C oPee f l o o d s and winter navfgatfon of lower S t o Lawroenee,
a b s t r a c t o v 0 l S g p t o 1, J ~ o - J ~ l 8 ,
1901, ~ 0 9
KERRYo J o G o G o
W%nter temperature cycle of' ,the St0 U w ~ e n c e waterso J o
v029,
noP,
J-, 1946, p026-340 Discussiono ~ ~ 2 9 , no99 S ~ P ~ O1.946~ ~ ~ 5 2 ~ ~ 5 3 5 ~
S t o
- ~ a w r e n e e power and n a v i a t i o n development, Cano m g r 0 v.47,Pi
n09, Aug, 26, 1924, po277-2
3,
MeLACHLAW, D,V,Ice p~oblerns In the S t , Lawrenee,
1 1 9 1924-9 pa3200
RUSSELL, SoRo
~ e n a e e of the i e e gorge, Cano Enar.
v.36
n0P2, Mar. 209 19199 po32loPAVElBNTS, I ee Control
see ICE CONTROL, ROADS ANI) SIDEWALKSo
P e m a f r o s t a t Giant Yellowknife, Roy, Soc, Cano Transo S e r e
3,
~ ~ 4 3 ,
1949, s e e o3,
p 0 7 ~ l l oDf
APPOLOEJIA, E. and HARDY, RoMopermanently frozen ground and foundation design. Engo Jo ~ 0 2 9 .
n o l , Jano 1946, p04-13,
ECKEMFELDER9
G o V o and RUSSELL, BoE,Snare ~ i i e r power p r o j e c t , "EW. Yo
3
n.3. Map0 19509 p o 165-171,HARDY, R o M o and DpAPPOLONIA,
E,
~ e k n e n t l ~ f rozen ground i d foundation design. Engo J o vo
29,
n o l , Jan, 1946, po4-130
RUSSELL, BoEo' m d E % S N F B ~ E R D GOLO
Snare River p o w r p r o j e c t o Engo So
~ ~ 3 %
M-0
19509p0145-1710
PIERS AEaD BRIDGES
lee cofferdams f o r r e p a i r of bridge p f e r s o Em-3. J O
8,339
no78July, 3.950, ~0598-6010
. P a s
AMD BRIDGES, ICE DAMAGEIee pressuse on Bow River aamages bridge, A b r i e f item fn the monthly f e a t u p s "News of the month," Roads and Bridaeso
~083,
n04,
Apro 194s0 p08ti0l a s o n r y p i e r moved by i c e and replaced. Can0 En
ro
r.6, n.80 Deco 1898, p0211-212 and Cano Soco Cfv, d m s o v.12, g t , 2, Otto-Dec,, 1898,~ ~ 1 3 1 - 1 3 3 @
PRATLEY, POLo
Collapse of F a l l 8 View bridge, &go So 8021, n 0 8 ~ Augo 19389
PIPES, F r o s t Damage
see WATER SYSTEMS, FROST DAWGE,
FLWS
see SHOW FU3HOVA.L EQUIPP4ENTo
P(MB3 HOUSES, I e e problems
see RPDRO-EBCTRIC DEVELOPIvBmS, I c e Problems.
POWER PLANTS, Ice Problems
see HYDRO-ELECTRIC DEVEZOPMEWTS,
Ie0
Pmblems.Snow plow. f o r e l e c t r i c l i n e .
C a n , Engr,
8.20, no?, Feb.16,
1911,
P 0 3040..
AEEXAEaDER, Few,
Operatfon and maintenance of reilway t r a c k s
fn
re Ion8 of heawf
snowfallo Engo J o ~ ~ 1 2 , n o l l ,
Wav.
1929,p.581-58
0.BROWN, C O B o
O p e ~ a t f o n and maintenance of railway t r a c k s i n d i s t r i c t s
of
heavy snowfaU. Engo
J.
v.12, n o U s Nov, 19290,-pe~88-S910JONES9 C O J O
Wfnter t ~ o u b l e s
in
e l e c t r i c ailw ways. Cane 8023, n 3 1 8 ~ 8 0 t 03 X 0
1912, p.681.T(AlYG9 J o S o
~ % t k o d s 02 melting snow mound switobes. Can.
&are
v.15,
n042,Otto 16,
1908,
p0i'40-7410ROAD CONSTRUCTION, Wfate P
see WINTER COESTRUCTION 0
, .
R O D FtLIIIHTEMAWCB see SNOW REI4OVALo
ROADSs
FROST
ACTIONABOBrnOrn
E f f e c t of f r e e z i n g and &hawlag on concrete pavementso Roads v.84, a,l, Jan. 194.6~ p065-68, p o 9 0 - 1 0 r
FPO d heaves, A brief" atfons and
answer
no&, %b0 194.0; p o 3 8 , ~ p o ~ Z , Row can f r o s t b o f l s be prevented?n d l ,
Nov, 19429 ~ ~ p.46. 2 6 ~ Lessonsf ~ o m
f r o s t damaget o
roadsson02, Feb, 194.2, p.100.
Pllechaafcs of f r o s t heavfng. Roads and B ~ f d f f e s ~ vo81, n o s 8 May9 19-43, ~084-850
S o i l f r e e z i n g and f r o s t heaving on ~ o a d s . Can. Bnnr.
k.71.
n.2, J a y 14, 193b0 p.16,
What s t e p s a r e suggested t o pmvent 'bumps"
fn
pavement 8 ~-fng the l a t e wfnter and op~fngT A referenee t o f r o s t heaving, Answers t o question i n t h e monthly f e a t w e ,
'Round-table ~ o n f e r e n e e " ~ Roads and Brfdaeso v0790 no30 1941, Po370
BUETEBUo W o C o
E f f e c t of"
f r o s t aotion
on highktays, Can, E m r 0 v0S8, n o l b p A P P ~ 22. 1930s ~ o s & l - S 1 2 0HARDY9 R o M o
Research on f r o s t a c t i o n i n s o f l e , Roads and B r l d ~ e s .
8.84~4
n09@ Sept. 1946, p074-76, ~ ~ 1 0 2 0HIGHWAY RESEARCH
BOARD
Preventing damage by f r o s t . Shopt reference t o an o u t l i n e .
of
p ~ o c e d u r e fo r p r a c t f e a l f i e l d t e s t s issued by the Commfttee on the treatment of subgrade s o i l s w i t h calcjtum chlorfde t o
prevent detrimental f ~ o s r t a c t i o n
of
the Hfghwa Research Board. Roads and Bridges. v.82,n.9.
Sept.19&,
p.1230o oat
a c t i o n i n subgrades end bases. Roads and Bridges.~.8$.
n 0 9 * Sept. 19470 pOB04-lPOo p,B46-150~'
SMITHo HoRo
Controllfng f r o s t e f f e e t s
on
roads with calcium ~ h l o r f d e ~ Roads and Constructfon, ~ ~ 8 8 , n012, Dee. 1950B ~ 0 8 5 - 8 6 , ~ 0 1 0 6 - SMITHS HOW*Frost damage t o sealed surfac&. Paper i n New Zealand
InstPtu-
t f o n of Engineers, Ppoeeedings,- 1946, o
ROADS, I C E CONTROL
see ICE CONTROL, ROADS AND
SIDEWALKS0
ROTARY SNOW PLOWS
see SNOW KEMOV& EQUIPBBNTo
FARROWD RoCo
Snow 8 u ~ v e y s
oHOYTg WOCO
P k t b d s o f estfmatfng atnsem
f l o w
when etx"a&bnisa m
fmzeno
v024,
11~18,
MagIs
P 9 f 3 @~ 0 6 5 6 ~
spring
runoff-
i t a
eauseand intensity.
C a n oEyr.
~ 0 4 7 ,
n049
July 22,19.24,
po169-1740
RUMWAB, W i n t e r
MaSntenanae
see AIRPORTS, Winter
Mabtesanee
SCRAPERS
see SHOW REPIOVAL EQUZPMEmo
S E M B A G E S Y S T E M ,
Cold
Merather O p e ~ a $ f ~ n see WATER SYSTElvISv FROST DANAGE0S I D W A L K S , Iee Control
see ICE COMTROL, ROADS AND SIDBWfiU%
SKATING RINKSv Snow
Loads
see SNW LOAD WSUREErlEIETToSNOW BLOfnlERS
SNOW CLEARING
see SNOW REMOVALB Winter Road Maintenance
SNOW DRIFTS
see SNOW
REMOVAL,
Winter Road Ma9nterrence. DRIFT PREVGNTIONoSNOW FENCES
see DRIFT PREVENTIOEJ.
SNOW, FERTILIZING VALUE See SNOW PROPERTIES 0
SNOW HEDGES
see
DRIFT PREVENTION.Snow loads on s k a t i n g
r W s ,
Can* Engr,v.28,
n,6,
Febo 13, 19158 ~ 0 2 4 9 0LEARNED9 CoEe
Calculating weight i l f d r i f t e d
s n ~ w
Pn the Rockies0 &gr, v.72, n.12,Maro
23, 19370 ~ 0 1 2 0SNOW PROPWTIES
MIDDLETOWS WeEoKc.
C o l o u ~ s of snow-fields i n sunlfght, ROY, Soco Cano W=?O Ser,
3@
~ ~ 1943, s e e o 3 7 ~38
~ 0 3 9 - 4 3 0SHUTT, FoTo
~ e ~ t i l l z i n g value of snow. Roy0 SOC. .can0 Trans0 Sera
3.
v o l .1907, seco
3 s ~035-380
SHUTTO FaToNitrogen compounds i n rain and snowo ROYO Soeo ,Can0 Trans0
SHUTT, FoTo
~ f t r o ~ e n compounds I n rafn and snow. Rog, Soco Can, T P ~ S O
~ p r .
3,
vok8 1910, Seco3,
p.55-590~ f t r o ~ e n conrpounds
In
r a f n and snow. ROY, Soe. Cano Trans0S e r ,
3 s
~ 0 8 , 1914s s e e o38
~ 0 8 3 0 8 7 0Nfhogen compounds 3,n r a f n and snow, Royo Ssco Can.
rans so
Ser,30
v o l l , 1917, s e e o3*
p.63-71.SKUTTo FoTo
Nitrogen compounds i n r a i n and snow. S e r ,
3,
v019, 1925, s e e o3,
p0le9oSNOW REMOVAL
see SNOW
REMOVAL,
ECONOMICS0 SNOW REMOVAL EQUIPMENT0 SNOW REXOVAL9 URBAN0SNOW REMOVAL, Winter Road MaPntenmce
.
SNOW REMOVAL,
ECONOMICSANONYMOUS
Cost of snow removal. A b r f e f a r t f e l e
fn
t h e monthly f e a t u r e s!t
Quest1 on$ and answers". 9 ~ ~ 7 8 , n o l o Jano 1940, po4O0
Economics of snow removalo
~
~
no16,8
3
~
Octo 1945, ~ 0 6 3 8 p a l l 2 0Montreal snow-removal appro r i a t i e n approved, A b r i e f e n t ~ y
in t h e monthly f e a t u r e , PHem of t h e month". Roads and v.83, n 0 4 , . A ~ P . a9450 a 0 8 b O
The practfcaL b e n e f i t s of snow c l e a r f n g and i c e contrJol0 A r t i c l e s by o f f i c i a l s of a number of muniefpalf$%eso Roads and Bridges, v079, n.9, Sept, 1941, pa869 pa970 Snow removal i s pxOofitableo Cano Enaro v075, n016, Otto 1 8 0
1938, P O 18-24,
(3,100,000 prof it from plowing. v.779 n.16, Oeto 189 19390 pol20
ANDEBSON, CoSo
S t r e e t - c l e a n i n g c o s t s
In
w f i t e r , Water and Sewaae0 ~ 0 8 2 9 n o l l , H O Q ~ 1944, po84-850BURTON, V o R o
Cost of snow pernova in Miehfgan~ Mar. 22, 1927, ~ ~ 3 7 l - 3 7 5 ~
-
-~ a i n t e n a n c e of w i n t e r r o a d s and c o s t s . Can,
maro
vo7& n 0 9 ~ Mar. 2, 1937, p047-49,GROFF, C o G o
A l b e r t a h a s wfnter road programnre
a t
low
cof3t0 n.2, Jano14,
1936, p o l l eMcDONALD, Do and FLYNN, A o
Hatntenance of w i n t e r r o a d s and e o s t s o M m o 2, 1937 s ~ 0 4 7 - 4 9 0 MOORE. H e J, ~ e d ~ e s reduce snow-plowfng c o s t s . May, 194sS p.64-6b0 RICHARDS, HOPo
Methods and cost of snow removal, C a n , Enmo vo34,
nolSD
sppo 11 1918, ~0323-327,SNOW REMOVAL EQUIPPiENT
Army and a i r f o r c e t e s t Canadfan snow blowers, a
v,80s n o 3 $ Maro 1942~ p036-38, p0S8*600
Importance of equipment maintenance f n t h e work of' keepfng roads open eontfiuously during t h e w f n t e ~ , Roads and Brfdges, v079, n,9, Sept, 1 9 u D ~ 0 8 9 ,
I n c r e a s f n g snowploughfng e f f i cfency,
,
v O 8 z D n.1, Jan. 19&# p054D p.72,Keep up-to-date on modern snow removal mechant zed equipment f o r 1941-42, Group of w t f o l e s by r e p ~ e s e n t a % f
ves
ofmanufaeturfng f f r h s , Roads and ~ ~ f d g e s , v079, no9, a p t o 1941 9 po 55-59, P 0 920960
New snow removal equipmento C a n o k g r o
~
~
no16, Qcto 1707
7
~
19399 p o l 9-32,
A new type of snow plow, Can, Engr, v 0 l S , n 0 l 8 @ May lg 1908D
P O 307-3080
Organfzatfon and proper equipment m e m q u f s f t e a of e f f f e f e n t w i n t e r mafntenanee, Roads and Bridges, ~ ~ noP09 7 8O c t , ~
1940, p028,
Propulsion and a u x f l i a r y maehinepy "windn e l a s s f o e - b m a k e ~ s ~
Engo J o vo33, n 0 4 $ Apro 1950, p0271-2750
Rotary snow plow, Can, Enar, v034, n023, June 69 19%8,
PoSQS-
507 *Should mun c f p a l f t f e s own o r s e n t snow pernova1 equafpment?
Anawe~s to questf on i n t h e monthly f e ~ i t u r e , "~ound-tab%@ conference", Roads and Brfdges, vo?8, n02, Feb, 194QD po27-28s p.700
Snow plow f o r e l e c t r i c l i n e , Cano Engro v020B n o & Febo 160 1911, po3OLj.o
AMONYPlIOUS
Snow-removal egufpment i n the R, C o AoFe n o l o , u c t o 1943. po40-41, po116-llS0
Symposfum on equfprnenk f o r winter road rnafntsnknaeo Eighteen county eng%neers gfve t h e f r views on ehe b e s t way t o ~ e -
move snowo vo8Po a o l O p Otto Z9k3, po48- 50, po98-10
T h i r t y pot0 wfngs and off s e t plows fop R,CoAoFo a f ~ p o r t s ~ Roads and Brfdges, v080, n09, Septa
1942,
~0.38, po860BARBOURS AoWo
S t a n d a ~ d f z e d equfpmnt fop summer and w f n t e l ~ f n New B r u n s w f ~ k ~ ~
mafntenance p o l l cy, Roads and Bpfdge?, v , 8 ~ , noPo, 8 e t O 1943,
~0440
BERGERONs A.
Snow- lowers extensfvaly ueed
in
the p ~ o v f n o e of" Quebeco Load2 and Bridges, v081, n o l o o Otto1943.
po3So ~ ~ 1 2 0 - P 2 X ou
BURRIDGE, B O L O
Mfchigan counties use und?~body sc r a p e r s
$ ~ r
seeondwgr road maintenance.Roadsand
Brldaeso
8.84,
n o s DNay
1946,
po8b-880CLARKE,
W a A o~ o o i f n g snow-olearfrag equf mengo Maro 194.5, po 119.
146=148~
anow-removal equipment t e s t e d during %he
summer
m ~ n t h s .$A+
Engr, vo63, no19, *love
8,
1932,
po&oK E R B
MoFoWhat eonstf t u t e s "adequa&em snow-oleanfng equfpmrafbf' goad+
-fdges0 v083, n 0 3 @ Mwo
1945,
po162-a630HOTLD
C o L oS e l e c t i o n of squfpmnt fop snow ~ e n o v d o ~ n t r o l o w e s o ~ 0 8 0 , nolo. Octo
19421
~041-420
~ 0 8 6 - 9 0 0 PATTERSONs T o R oEqufpnient f o r snow laemovalo m d ~ f d g e ~ o
8083~
no39 Maro1945,
po1600n6noVAUGHAN, HeHo
Rotmy snow pPows. Otto-Dee., 1912, p o
SNOW REPIOVAL, URBAN
ANomous
Snow handling policy and ppaetfoe fln Canadian towns aabd c f t f e s o
A supplement t o the anstfole i n the beptembe~ 3.saae en$f$led 'winter maintenance of u b a n s tr e e t s w O
ANomMOuS
Snow removal from c i t y s t r e e t s
-
methods and c o s t a of w f n t e ~maintenance
in
t y p i c a l Canadian munioipalftfes. Roads and Bridges, v,8o9 n o 2 g Feb. 19428 po1030' Snow removal methods i n S t r a t f o r d , L e t t e r t o the e d f t o ~ .
Roads and Bridges, v.80, Apr. 19429 po7O0
Symposium on sidewalk snow clearing. Roads and Bridges0 v . 8 6 ~ n,2, Febo 1948, po70-71, p0129-136,
Winter maintenance of urban s t r e e t s i n Canadian mua;ricQpalftfeso A r t i c l e s by r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s
of
various t o m a and e i t f e s .Roads and Bridges. v 0 7 9 ,
n,q,
Septa 19419 ~ 0 6 4 - $ 5 , ~ 0 7 4 ~P O 108-1099 ~0112-113,
ANDERSON. C,S.
s t r e e t - c i e & i n g c o s t s
i n
winter.Jan,
194.5, p.lL2-123, po126-127. how bttawa handles snow problem,1 7 s 19390 P ~ ~ O O
BRADGEY9 HeDo
Municipal and s t r e e t railway a u t h o r i t f e
s
eo-opepa%ei n
snow- c l e a ~ i n g . Roads and Bridges, v085, no12,Beeo
x917,
~ 0 6 2 - 6 5 0 BRADLEY, HOD 0S t r e e t cleaning and snow removal
in
the c i t y of" TorontooRoads and BrSdges, v,87, no8, Aug. 19499 poS3-560 ~ 0 ~ ~ 8 - 1 1 0 0
BRADLEY, Ho Da
Torontor s ' organi z a t i on f o r s n o w - c l e a ~ i ngo Roads and Bridge s o
v.79, n.9, Sept. 1941, p.60-62, p 0 l l 8 , BROSSEBUI J o
Mechanized snow removal in t h e ejlt of P/IQn%redo Roads Bridges, v.79, n.9, Sept. 19419 P o $ z - ~ ~ P
~ 0 1 1 8 0
e
DAVSON,
H e D oWinter s t r e e t maintenan~e
3.n
~ e ~ s d a ~Letter
t o the edftsro. Roads and Bridges, v,80pn.4,
Apro1942,
po?OoGIBEAU, P o A o
Montrealvs snow removal method, n 0 4 9 Apr, 1946, po90-91, p01!59=1
~ e m 6 v f n ~ - snow i n c f t f e s by machfnery.
~ 0 5 5 s
n0&s Deco 18, 19289 ~0791-7930HAY, AoKo
A s h o r t paragraph on snow-clearing d f f f i e u l t f e a i n
an
a r t l e l e on nImprovements t o Ottawa roadsq, 0 ~ 0 7 9 0snow c l e a r i n and removal
in
Ottawa. C a n . Engr. vo 34, n 0 7 0Febo
14,
1918, ~0137-1380IMGLISo
J o G oTransportatfon commf s s i o n Q s responsfbf l f t i e s , Snow-clearin
by T.T.C. Roads and Bridges. v.85, n.12, Deeo 1947, p065-bg0
p.109-112,
Snow removal problem f n Montreal, Can, Engr, vOS2, nollo
Maro
15,
1927, po3!%-3560lallERCIER, PoEo
Snow removal I n Montreal, Can, Engr, v031, no&, July 27,
1916~ p o 71-72.
S t r e e t cleaning, r e f u s e disposal m d snow removal, - 0
v038, n.5, Jano 29$ 1920, po17To
SHEBRWp JoLo
Snow-plow-
an
a r t , n o t a science,in
the Ottawa d f s t r i c t , Roads and bridges, v085, n 0 2 , Febo 1947. poQ89 ~0105-1040WARNER,
CoPo~ e t r o i t g s "Loopw always kept clean. Can. P O v.77, no169
& t o 17, 19398
~0340
SNOW REMOVAL, Winter Road Ma~ntenance ANONYMOUS
Concentrated a t t a c k on snowbound roads Roads and B r f dgeso
vo86, n.1, Jan. 1948, po69, p097-99.
County organ1 z a t f on f o r winter road mafntenaneeo
Brfdges, v078, n,10, Oct, 1940,
p . 3 3 ~
pO120oHighway department's new winter servf ce, A b r i e f e d f t o ~ f al
cornento Roads and Bridges, v086, n o l , Jano 19489
P O S ~ O
. p088,
I n c r e a g i n ~ demand f o r wfntep ~ o a d s , A b r i e f e d f t o r f P a corn- mentt, Roads and Brfdges, vo78, n.10, 0 c t ; 1940, p0P7,
Lava1 h i v e r s i t y now studyfn snow removal, Roads and ~ ~ B d g e a ,
v.86, n.2. Febo 1948.
Po58.
Lessons of t h e " B i g ~ t o r m '
,
Adequate organfzation and ampleequfpment are e s s e n t i a l t o k6ep roads openo Roads and Bridgeso vo83, n o & Febo 19bSD po57-590
New method of snow removal, Cano Engp0 v038, n O l 9 , May
6,
When
should snow pernaval work bea t w t e d
-
aa
wen
a@ S % O B ~ ~ ~ W e o m n c e a o r a f t e r i P ;has
rslaabafded? Answersto questikon
in the monthly f e a t w e mRound-table
oolaie~enos*~
Bridges, v078, noB, Jano
19hOo
po29-300VOnter
maintenance by smow=plowfrag aasocfleh$f~,aa~~ E X ~ B F % ~ R Q ~of t h e e c o m t f e s
in
O n t m % ~ ~
nolOp Qot. 1943,. p047, po9ko
Wfiter maintenance praetjtee
on
Ontariohfghwayso
no$Po Msvo
1946,
po%Q-720 po120W i n nanoe as related t o C m a d e " a wm
W h Ct3 fl?@r~~edl by t@&@p]hoXl6
s%Et~v$@@
o 3n02,
Febo
194.80~065-698
~ o 1 2 . 3 0 3 .W f n ess h Ontmis ~ o a ~ r a t l e ~ ~ C . w o E9a
n o i 8 , NOV,
3,
p o ~ 3 - 1 4 0ASWITH, FoCo
When should snow removal WQ& ba a t w l e d
-
aa aoea a& kh@storm
commences OFa f t e r
fP; has wbaided9 R8fPemn63h3.f
i
x
%he -questfon seleqted f OP wRsaand-tabls eonf'erenoe" h $%id%~a~g
i s s u e of' Roads and Brfdgee, o
~
~
~~2~7
8
~
a Febo 19408 ~ ~ poS6, ~3 7 ~~ 7 2 ~
BERGEROH, Ao
Snow removal
fn
thebprovfnae & Quebeco Can0 EWPO~ 0 6 9 0
no19, Nova
5 ,
f 9 3 L p 0 b 0BERGEROPJp A0
Winter
laafntenanoe
of ~ o a d sh
province of' Qliebeo. ov.63# n019, Nova
8,
1932, ~ 0 1 3 - 1 6 0BOUCHARD,
J
oWhen hlhould
anew
peaoval
ugrk ba 9$611~btea = 88 som a% thestom
commences
ep
& B ~ P f k haa sub~idedf Hefe~enee t o the question seleclteaf o r
@ ~ ~ u n d = * a b l e conferense"in
dmumgissue
of
Roada
madBr%Qee
~ 0 7 8 ,no2,
Pebo
19409a0378
po56,pv7Eo
BURT089 V o R o
Maintenance of'
b9.
hways
in
wfnteroI
Otto lo
19298 pol 5-1590d;JRTON p V O Ro
bnow removal prablema i n Michigan,
Apro 1928, p04?6-S780
0ARE;ZIi;LO
F o
Keeping hf hways open
in
w i a t e p o 1919, poLj9g-497 0CUAWINCiS# A0
Plows keep
open
C P O W ~ 8Nest
Baa9 highwayon018, fray 193b0 p o a a - i 8 0
DIXOM@
A0\ I m f a t f a n of c l f s a t e adde to m o w l~emoval problam8, Roads and Bridge~. v.81,
nolop
Otto
1 9 4 3 ~ p.42, p,122.DOWNEY9 B o R e
,' O p e ~ a t f n g an f n i o m a t f on a e ~ w f ee on
wfnter
lpoadl eondftf
onso v . 8 0 ~nOIOs
Oe$, 1942D poEl8, ~0122-1230 FLINT@ H o R oThe aeoond
winteaks
axperienoe
on t h e Alaska highwq.Or
a n i t a t i o n POP eombatfngsnow and
f a g oVo820
n.7,
July 19449 P~CI-WID~ 0 7 9 0
0
FRAZER,
A,Maint af nfng w f n t e ~ poada
in
Quebee
JuPy 150 1930, pel~0-1SPo GRATTANB Aq
Kaintenance of w f n t e r roads i n Quebec, s e p t , 21, 193Te p.108-11Oo
GREIGo
G e G oWinter road rnafntenenee
in
O n t m f o ~ bept, 23, 1930, pQ1%-1350I
GRIP/iprUER*Winter opeaating
S.K* problems. CwbEnax%
v.77,n.23.
Sept. 26,19390
goa*3oHAYo A o K o - .
Keepikng roads open f op w f n t e ~ ~ vo68, n 0 9 , Fsbo
26,
1935, ~080-820
HAY,
A o K o&elhods of snow removal from highwayso
6an.
E P ~ @ ; ~ o T O620
no149A p ~ o
5 ,
19329 p o l l o HAYg A,KoPersonnel problems I n wfntez? road mafntermamaeo O v079, n o 9 , Sept, 1941, p o 4 Q 8 pPBIOo
HAYS AoKo
Some e s s e n t f a1 f a c t
rs
of mafntafnfng r o a d sfn
w%n%%8"0?a,
Engr, ~ 0 7 6 , n o 9 , Febo 28, B9390 poS4-SQ0IIUTCHESON, W o B o
Wfnter mafntenanee of nor$hem roads, n o l o , Oct, 19400 p.34-3s0 ~ 0 9 0 0 ~ e e ~ l n ~ m a d s open
i n
winter. 19300 ~ 0 4 7 7 0ISABELLA,
NoHoE f f e c t of winter weather on ~ 0 8 d 8 0
C ~ O
EWPO_OV Q S ~ Q
~ o ~ Q D28,
%92& po7SPo JOHNSTONg ToTrend i n snow glow%ngo po8-nf0
LaLONDEp A,
Wfnter roads, Can, Engr, ~ ~ 3 6 , n023D
5 ,
19x9,
P O
a5-5a60
LANGLOIS, WoL,When should snow removal w o ~ k be s t a r t e d as soon as the storm eomencea o r a f t e r I t has aubsfded? Refemnee ts t b questf on s e l e c t e d Fop "Round- t a b l e eonf"eren%semc in Jmuaq i s s u e of Roads and B ~ f d g s e ,
~ ~ 7 8 ,
W O ~ ~Febo 19kOo ~ 0 . 3 7 , ~ 0 5 6 , po'720
winter-maintenance 3.n Nova Sootjba~ n o l o g Oato 1949, ~ 0 9 2 , p O U 4 - 1 ~ 8 ~
!4 cMILLAN, LoBo
Wfnter roads fn P o E , I o
MELAXSCW,
WoAoSa
Wfnuer
road mafntenance, DPscussPon of UoBo Ste%nbaughe s papepa t
tbclrannual
canventOon ~fthe Canasfan
Gaod Roads Assoo%a-tion. can.
RVW.v07SD n O ~ S 9
0 e t o
1938~ ~0280340
F % G & m g J a D oPrfne ipPe s of vPnter road mafntenance o
~ 0 8 0 9
nolOs
Oct.1942, p036-38, p o 8 z 0
MURRAYP
BoHoPublf ct
sepvf
ee aspects of w f n t e ~ mafstananae o~ ~ 8 1 ,
n010,
oct0~
4
po37038s pono60a080
3
~
NEXSSoG o
caution
-
plowingahead.
v07Sono169
Oat0189 19.38.
po8-16,
.PARSONS9
R o B oWhen should
snow
removal work be staxtted-
a ssoon
a8 thestorm commences
o r
af t e p it ha9 subsided? Refereneeto the
question s e l e c t e d fop
'~eund-table
ecmference*f n
J a u m y
Issue of Hoads and Bridgeas, o
~ 0 7 8 ~
w o Z oFebo 1940s po37, poS6, p 0 7 2 ~
PATTERSON, Jo
Can the meteorologfeal
service
he1 t o fmpreve w f n t e ~ roadmaintenance? o
noBOD
Otto194.2. p039-
4.08
~ 0 9 2 - 9 4 0
80
PERRIE, W O W a
W a r condftfons fnepeaae &mend
tor
snow removalin the
pro-vince
of
Saskatchewan. Roads and B ~ f d ~ e ~ ov.81, no1O1, Oato
.
19439 ~045-46s ~ 0 9 4 0
POWELLg
N o L oSnow removal on highways,
P O
1300
ROBBINSo C 0 AoMaintenance of wfnter roads i n the p ~ o v l n c e
of
Ontwfo0w0
'Engp0
~
~
n019,
6
9
BOP,~
5,
1935,
po?-80ROBBINS, C o Ao
Winter maintenance of Ontario highwayso Cano 5 ~
~ 0 7 1 ~
~n 0 1 8 ~
0N O B ~
3,
1936, po7-120
ROBBINS, C o A oV%nter maintenance of
public
highwaysb p t o
20, 19329 po10901100
ROSE9
H o C oMaintenance of hfghways f n wintero
SARGENT, HOE,
Vemontv s experfenee wfth snow r e m ~ v a l an8 Pee ~ 0 n t r o 1 0 Road8
andl Bridges, ~ ~ noPO, Oe%, 1946, 8 6 ~ po-6l, p o 9 4 - l ~ 2 0
SAUNDERS, A, L a
Organizing wok& on winter roads i n 0 3 1 t ~ 8 8 0
no19, Nsvo
5 ,
1935, p03-150SAUNDERS,
W O L *l%eepfig the HingP e highways open f n h t a ~ t o .
no&, Dee, 12,
B9330
~ ~ 5 - 9 ~SAWPER,
K o I o~ ~ e p m f n ~ highway o ~ g a n f z a t f o n a POP snow S ~ Q P ~ B ~ O
v0& no18, Move
3,
1936* p020-Z20SHITH,
A o A oHaintenwee of hfghweays
in
wfn%eao Dfssussfonof'
the
perpep bgVoR, Bwtsn, po 15S-1S90 8057, no%b, Oeto Is
1929,
p o 159-160~SMSTH, AoAo
When shsuPd snow
emo ova
W O P ~ be e r t a ~ t e d-
as soon a s '&batolaxn ecmimnees OF
&%er
ft ha8 subsided? Referenceto
%hequestion selected f o r ' ~ o m d - t a b l e eonferencee
in J m u q
%8sue of Roads and
Brf
dgea, ~ 0 7 8 ~ n o z gFebo 1940, ~ 0 3 7 0 ~ 0 5 6 , ~ 0 7 2 0
STEINBAUGH, V oB 0
Winter road rnafateknce, -0, &RPO ,0779 0 s S e ~ t o
19389 ~0%-560
STGINBrnG,
SOS,QepLng roads open
in
w l a % e ~ . ~ Cano Engro90539
no239 6 01927, ~ 0 5 8 6 ~
STEPHENSON, GoEo
Snowpl~wfng pmg~am
in
Bruce
eounQr0nO1oO O o t o 194.2, poPOQo
ZlUREfBuLz, 3,Td
Some winter roads kept open h
New
~r'tmswfek0noP9, Nov0
5 ,
1935, poSoUPHAMS COHO
Winter mafntenanee,
Reference
t oa
papcap C o M a RoadsB
-
WALTGRS, PoRo
'
Removal of snow from elevated highway s t r u e t m e s ~ %ads and Bridges v,83, n.9, Septo194s0 po15Oo
WICKWIRE,
JoLoSnow-clearing
fn
Nova Scotf a-Oct, 1943#
po86,
WILkIAFdiSo G,A,
Winter maintenance problema on the Alaska hi hwayo
Q
B ~ I @ ~ S O ~081, I l o l . I o BOVO 1943, p02?-3Oo
POS
-590see a l s o
DRIFT
PREVENTION0AIRPORTS, Winter Mainte ante o
ICE CONTROL, ROADS AND SIDEWALJCSo SNOW
REMOVAL,
URBAN.SAIOW REMOVAL, ECONOMICS,
Si?OW REMOVAL, EQUIPN13NTo
SNOW SLIDES
CUhNIIGHAH, G 0 C 0
Snow s l f d e s in
t h
a e l k i r k mountafns, Can, Soco . C i v Q - P OTrans, v o l , p t , 2 8 Octo-Decop
1887s
~ 0 1 8 - 3 1 0 SNOW SURVEYS see RUNOFF0 SNOWFALLSTATISTICS
ANOMIESOUS SnowP"al1 s t a t f s t i e s f o r Canada, Jano 1947p p097-98, STREAM FLOW see RUNOFF,STREETS, ICE COHTROL