Titlebook: Topics in Engineering Meteorology; J. M. Biggs,G. S. Vincent,F. E. Legg Book 1960 American Meteorological Society 1960 meteorology.instrum

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An Investigation of Flood-Producing Storms in Illinois the problem, progress to date, and preliminary results based on 2-day storms..During 1914 to 1957, 262 storms of 2-day duration in which the mean rainfall over 10,000 sq mi was 1 in or greater were analyzed, and area-depth relations were determined for each storm. The seasonal distribution of storm

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Introductory Remarksal and economic use of men and material. It has only been in the past decade that these two professions have got together to use applied meteorology in the broad field of practical engineering as it applies to design, construction, and maintenance.

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Snow Drifting and Engineering Designngs and facilities and to lay out bases and depots in Polar regions which will largely control drifting snow. It is possible, also, to make use of drifting snow in the construction of some facilities..Design criteria for Arctic construction, which will reduce snow drifting to a minimum, include the

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Engineering Meteorology: Meteorology and Heating Load Requirementsbined effects on fuel requirements. Regression methods established a correlation coefficient of 0.89 between standard degree-days and gas consumption for 147 days during the 1951–52 heating season. A temperature-refined and wind-adjusted degree-day yielded a correlalation coefficient of 0.94, a mate

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Studies on Daylight Availabilityar heat for variously oriented surfaces and for numerous geographical locations. This study presents data on daylight availability at Ann Arbor, Michigan for the period March 1953 to March 1954 and correlates these data with theoretical considerations and climatological data as recorded by the U. S.

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Book 1960ns, and the advancement of its professional ideals."The organization of the Society took place in affiliation with the American Association for the Advancement of Science at Saint Louis, Missouri, December 29, 1919, and its incorporation, at Washington, D. C., January 21, 1920. The work of the Socie

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