Method of determining the risk of ice deposition due to precipitation and apparatus for exercising the method
A technique for hazards, equipment, applied in the field of determining the danger of icing due to precipitation
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[0033] Figure 1 shows a June 2002 Transport Canada table used to estimate HOT. The table is for "rearward" use, ie the driver's estimated visibility in statute miles (quantities given in twelve divisions). When estimating visibility in snow, it is important whether it is day or night and also temperature plays a role. This table is used to estimate whether the snowfall was "heavy", "moderate" or "light". Then use another table (not shown) indicating the precipitation equivalent water quantity as a function of "large / medium / small" and once found, use another table (not shown) to obtain the equivalent water quantity as The HOT time limit of the function.
[0034] The method taught in the context of FIG. 1 is thus based inter alia on the estimation of visibility and lightness or darkness.
[0035] On July 29, 2002, the National Center for Atmospheric Research published an article explaining the scientific reasons why it is inappropriate to use the decision parameters derived f...
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