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1Northern Research Station,U.S. Forest Service, Durham, NH, 2Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering,Syracuse University, 3Northern Research Station,U.S. Forest Service, North Woodstock, NH, 4Department of Natural Resources,Cornell University, 5Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering,Southern Illinois University, 6Advanced Science Research Center at the Graduate Center,City University of New York, 7Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies, 8Rubenstein School of Environment and Natural Resources,University of Vermont, 9Department of Forestry and Natural Resources,University of Kentucky, 10Northern Research Station,U.S. Forest Service, Burlington, VT
Chapters
- 00:04Introduction
- 00:45Set Up the Water Supply
- 02:06Create the Ice
- 02:47Measure Ice Accretion
- 04:09Results: Radial Ice Accretion Measurements
- 05:50Conclusion
Las tormentas de hielo son eventos meteorológicos importantes que son difíciles de estudiar debido a las dificultades para predecir su ocurrencia. Aquí, describimos un método novedoso para simular tormentas de hielo que consiste en rociar agua sobre un dosel del bosque durante las condiciones de subcongelación.
