XVI WORLD WINTER SERVICE AND ROAD RESILIENCE CONGRESS
Detailed program

WS 7.3 Winter service in urban areas

Friday, February 11 12:30 - 14:00 (Calgary)

GMT : 02/11| 19:30 - 21:00 Paris : 02/11| 20:30 - 22:00 New Delhi : 02/12| 01:00 - 02:30 Tokyo : 02/12| 04:30 - 06:00 Sydney : 02/12| 06:30 - 08:00

Chair: Peter NUTZ, Chair of PIARC TC 3.2, Austria

Maintenance of the urban network can vary from major highways to dead-end roads where space is very limited. Most people live in cities and many do not use personal transportation. Multimodal transport is common in most cities, snow and ice in winter has an impact on different types of transport and their connections. Due to the intense use of urban areas the environment of these areas is exposed to winter service operations. This session deals with the differences between winter service in a city compared to rural roads. Standards are shown as well as different weather forecast models. Public transport needs its own winter maintenance with other different needs and problems.

  1. Welcome and session introduction
  2. Presentations
  3. Questions and Answers
  4. Conclusion

Welcome and session introduction

• Peter NUTZ

Presentations

Winter service in urban aera : short memory aid
• Mr Didier Giloppé, Cerema, France

The use of smart road temperature sensors coupled with high-resolution route-based forecast models in delivering a smarter urban winter maintenance service
• Mr Alex Karandreas, Campbell Scientific Inc., USA

City of Ottawa Maintenance Quality Standards Review
• Ms Heather McClintock, Wood Environment & Infrastructure Solutions, Canada

Delivery of Snow and Ice Control by North American Transit Authority. Focus on Separated Transitways, Pedestrian Access/Public Realm & Other Transit Assets.
• Mr Abdou Souraya, City of Calgary - Calgary Transit, Canada

Questions and Answers

• Peter NUTZ

Conclusion

• Peter NUTZ

Session Organiser: Peter NUTZ
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