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The theme of this XIII International Winter Road Congress is: Sustainable Winter Service for Road Users.
Sustainable Winter Service begins with taking a customer and road user’s orientation regarding requirements and levels of service, and includes winter weather and transportation system impacts, information services, decision support systems, the full range of mitigation techniques and technologies, actual operations in multiple climatic and social settings, and the impacts (environmental, social, economic) of the operations.
Sustainability also includes planning and management of the entire system, along with its performance (cost-benefit) and evolution, in relation to both society and the environment.
Technical sessions
Below, you will find a summary of papers to be presented at the technical sessions. Those who have paid their registration fee in full received a code allowing them access to the pre-proceedings (full papers) online. Click here.
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TOPIC 1 – WINTER SERVICE PLANNING, MANAGEMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION
Session T1-1A : Overview of National Strategies and Policies (1st part)
February 9 – 2:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. - Room 302AB
Chair : Jukka KARJALAINEN – Co-chair : Ahdelhamid JANATI
ARRIBAS R Cornejo T1-1A-117, Organisation of the work for winter roads maintenance in the Spanish National Road System, Spain, presented by Vicente VILANOVA MARTINEZ-FALERO
PÄIVIÖ-LEPPÄNEN Tuovi, T1-1A-35, Winter maintenance policy in Finland, Finland
SEDIVY Jan, T1-1A-124, Winter Service Planning and Management in Slovakia, Slovak Republic
Session T1-1B : Overview of National Strategies and Policies (2nd part)
February 9 – 4:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. - Room 302AB
Chair : David PALMITJAVILA – Co-chair : Jukka KARJALAINEN
KASTANOVSKIS Janis, T1-1B-114, Latvian Experience in Assignment, Implementation and Valuation of Winter Maintenance Works, Latvia
MATHIS Albert, T1-1B-216, Sustainable Winter Maintenance on the Swiss National Roads, Switzerland, presented by Jürg RÔTHLISBERGER
WATANABE Kazushige, T1-1B-192, Issues of and Measures for Ensuring Winter Road Traffic in Japan, Japan, presented by Masanori WAKAO
RIIMAA Jyri, T1-1B-44, Estonian Road Management organisation, Estonia
Session T1-2A : Winter Maintenance Management Methods (1st part)
February 10 – 8:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. - Room 302AB
Chair : Masaru MATSUZAWA – Co-chair : Jukka KARJALAINEN
LUCAS HERRANZ Jorge, T1-2A-210, Managing Winter Serviceability during an Adverse Wheather Condition (AWC) with the Aid of Advanced Technological Systems, Spanish experience in Sporadically Exposed Geographical Areas, Spain, presented by Ignacio SANCHEZ-SALINERO
MUNEHIRO Kazunori, T1-2A-91, Assessment of Winter Road Traffic Performance Using Taxi Probe Data, Japan
ALFELOR Roemer, T1-2A-56, Road Weather Management Program (RWMP) Performance Measurement, USA, presented by Paul PISANO
TAKAHASHI Naoto, T1-2A-85, Performance Measurement of Winter Road Management, Japan
Session T1-2B : Winter Maintenance Management Methods (2nd part)
February 10 – 10:30 a.m. to noon - Room 302AB
Chair : Masaru MATSUZAWA – Co-chair : Kuno MÄNNIK
KIRIKOSHI Shin, T1-2B-200, Cost-Benefit Analysis of Road Snow Removal Projects: Theory and application, Japan, presented by Junichi OSHIMA
VAA Torgeir, T1-2B-110, Follow up Study of Winter Standard as a R&D project, Norway, presented by Ivar HOL
OGAMI Tetsuya., T1-2B-53, Snowplow Deployment Management Method Considering Attributes of Region and Route, Japan
MÖLLER Staffan, T1-2B-71, The Winter Model – a first test calculation, Sweden
Session T1-3 : Interaction Between Road Users and Agencies
February 11 – 8:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. - Room 302AB
Chair : David PALMITJAVILA – Co-chair : Kuno MÄNNIK
CAMPBELL Mara and WARGSJÖ Agneta, T1-3-202, Understanding and Incorporating Customer Needs in a Road Administration, USA and Sweden
PATRIKAINEN Pasi, T1-3-201, Interaction In Road Maintenance Planning - From Customer Needs To Road Winter Maintenance In Finland, Finland
HOLLDORB Christian, T1-3-52, Winter service strategies for increased European road safety - The Results of COST Action 353, Germany
HOFFMAN William, T1-3-46, Winter Operations Coalition for coordinated Operations and Maintenance in the Western States, USA
Session T1-4 : Challenges of Contracting
February 11 – 10:30 a.m. to noon - Room 302AB
Chair : Kuno MÄNNIK – Co-chair : Ahdelhamid JANATI
BERGER Yves, T1-4-25, Assessing New Winter Maintenance Management Approaches at the Ministère des Transports du Québec, Canada-Québec
GORMAN-ASAL Coleen, T1-4-123, Sustainable Winter Service in a P3 Contract in New Brunswick, Canada, presented jointly with Kevin RICHARD
DAHLEN Jon, T1-4-89, Maintenance Contracts – Exchange of Data between Contractor and Client, Norway
LARSEN Øystein, T1-4-108, Development of Road Maintenance Expertise, Norway
TOPIC 2 – SAFETY AND MOBILITY IN WINTER : SOCIAL, ENVIRONMENTAL AND ECONOMIC ASPECTS
Session T2-1 : Accident and Traffic Flow Analysis
February 9 – 2:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. - Room 204AB
Chair : Horst HANKE – Co-chair : Xavier COCU
PÖLLÄNEN Markus, T2-1-40, Wintertime road conditions and accident risks in passenger car traffic, Finland
ANDREY Jean, T2-1-144, Long-term trends in snowfall-related crash risk, Canada
USMAN Taimur, T2-1-156, A multilevel disaggregate Model for quantifying the Safety Effect of Winter Road Maintenance, Canada, presented by Luis F. MIRANDA-MORENO
VAA Torgeir, T2-1-126, Side Friction as a Parameter to optimize Winter Operations, Norway
Session T2-2 : Optimized Driver Information for Better Road Safety
February 9 – 4:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. - Room 204AB
Chair : Horst HANKE – Co-chair : Masaru MATSUZAWA
NOËL Sylvain, T2-2-21, Delivery of a Product for conveying Information concerning Winter Road Conditions to Users, and the Steps taken to ensure Delivery of a Quality Product, Canada-Québec
IMAMORI Naoki,T2-2-74, Cooperative Initiatives to Protect Winter Road Transportation in Niigata City, Japan
KAWAMATA Kazuhisa, T2-2-93, Discussion on the practical Application of DSRC in Measures to counter Visibility Hazards in cold Areas with heavy Snowfall, Japan , presented by Yoshio YAMAMURA
HAGIWARA Toru, T2-2-191, Determining the most effective Locations of Illuminated Delineators for improving Visibility on Expressways under Snowstorm Conditions using a Driving Simulator, Japan
Session T2-3 : Special Traffic Problems and Solutions in Wintertime
February 10 – 8:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. - Room 204AB
Chair : Xavier COCU – Co-chair : Horst HANKE
HJORT Mattias, T2-3-68, Bus accidents in winter time, Sweden
NISKA Anna, T2-3-163, The importance of winter maintenance for cyclists, Sweden
BERTHOD Catherine, T2-3-148, Traffic Calming Measures in Winter Conditions, Canada-Québec
DUMONT André-Gilles, T2-3-203, Thermal Behaviour of Porous Asphalt, Switzerland
ROOS Ralf, T2-3-99, Block dispatching for HGVs on problematic road sections during extreme winter weather conditions, Germany, presented by Susanne SCHULTZ
Session T2-4 : Sustainable Winter Maintenance in Road Tunnels
February 11 – 8:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. - Room 204AB
Chair : Pierre SCHMITZ – Co-chair : Vidar ENGMO
SCHMITZ Pierre, T2-4-193, Technical Committee C4 and Sustainable Winter Maintenance in Road Tunnels, Belgium
DEBS Alexandre, T2-4-194, Winter Operation of Road Tunnels in Québec: the Ville-Marie and Louis-Hippolyte-Lafontaine tunnels, Canada-Québec
HILL Duane, T2-4-220, Winter Operation and maintenance of Tunnel in North eastern Minnesota, USA
ANDERSSON Per, T2-4-246, Water Infiltration and Ice Problems in Rock Tunnels in Sweden (and the Nordic Countries), Sweden
TOPIC 3 – WINTER SERVICE INFORMATION SYSTEM
Session T3-1 : Monitoring & Observing Weather & Road Conditions
February 9 – 2:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. - Room 301AB
Chair : Martin HOBBS – Co-chair : Richard CHARPENTIER
MARCHETTI Mario, T3-1-41, Discrimination of Surface Status of Pavements by Extracting Image Data, France
FENG Feng, T3-1-154, Classification of Winter Road Surface Conditions Based on Continuous Friction Measurement, Canada, presented by Liping FU
BERTIN BÉNIÉ Goze, T3-1-171, A Centre of Expertise for the Coordination between Vehicle and Infrastructure Applied to Mobile Road Information Systems, Canada-Québec
OHIRO Tomonori, T3-1-195, Advanced Snow and Ice Control Measures for Hokkaido's Expressways, Japan
Session T3-2 : Forecasting Weather & Road Conditions
February 9 – 4:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. - Room 301AB
Chair : Paul PISANO – Co-chair : Mario MARCHETTI
COUDERT Odile, T3-2-29, Optima : Road Weather Informations dedicated to road sections, France
RICHARD Paul, T3-2-63, Night Icing Potential Prediction System, Canada, presented jointly with Paul J. DELANNOY
MASON Peter, T3-2-103, Developments in road weather forecasting, United Kingdom
SPREITZHOFER Gerald, T3-2-218, Combining Meteorological and Geographic Information Systems to Increase the Capacity of Road Weather Forecasts, Austria
Session T3-3A : Decision Support Systems (1st part)
February 10 – 8:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. - Room 301AB
Chair : Martin HOBBS – Co-chair : Richard CHARPENTIER
PISANO Paul, T3-3A-55, The Clarus Regional Demonstrations, USA
WEBER Christelle, T3-3A-70, Multifunction software for Winter Serviceability Management, France
JELISEJEVS Boriss, T3-3A-115, A Role of ITS in Road Winter Maintenance, Latvia
MEWES John, T3-3A-151, An Overview of the Pooled Fund Study Maintenance Decision Support System, USA
Session T3-3B : Decision Support Systems (2nd part)
February 10 – 10:30 a.m. to noon - Room 301AB
Chair : Paul PISANO – Co-chair : Mario MARCHETTI
YANG Jun, T3-3B-11, Development and Calibration of Frost Depth and Thaw Duration Predictors Based on the Weather Information, Canada, presented by Susan L. TIGHE
HAMEL Serge, T3-3B-72, Innovative Solutions for Managing Winter Service, Canada-Québec
HANKE Horst, T3-3B-78, Spreading Agent Management System as Part of an all-embracing Winter Maintenance Management System, Germany
MAKINO Masatoshi, T3-3B-105, Development of a System for the Flexible Shifting of Snow Removal Sections Using Real-time Positioning Information on Snow Removal Machinery, Japan
Session T3-4A : Vehicle-based Technologies (1st part)
February 11 – 8:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. - Room 301AB
Chair : Martin HOBBS – Co-chair : Richard CHARPENTIER
HARUYAMA Kazuhiko, T3-4A-34, A Discussion of Advancements in Data Collection and Provision using Next Generation ITS Technology in Regions of Cold and Heavy Snow, Japan, presented by Hirohiko HATTORI
KOIKE Tamotsu, T3-4A-66, The Introduction of the Snow Vehicle Position Monitoring System and its Effectiveness, Japan, presented by Masatoshi YOKOTA
DROBOT Sheldon, T3-4A-134, Improving Road Weather Products with Vehicle Probe Data, USA
PALSSON Einar, T3-4A-215, Winter service management and service vehicle activity reports, Iceland
Session T3-4B : Vehicle-based Technologies (2nd part)
February 11 – 10:30 a.m. to noon - Room 301AB
Chair : Paul PISANO – Co-chair : Mario MARCHETTI
LAPOINTE Claude, T3-4B-20, Developing a Second-Generation Mobile Road Weather Station, Canada-Québec
FERREIRA Paulo, T3-4B-145, Info-Neige – For Easy and Effective Management of Snow Loading Operations, Canada-Québec
SCHEDLER Karl E., T3-4B-141, Methods to Generate Information on Weather and Road Condition in terms of Specific Road Sections Online as well as in the Vehicle for Driver and Travellers, Germany
HESS Rainer, T3-4B-162, Potential of Automatic Field Data Capture in Winter Maintenance on Roads, Germany
TOPIC 4 – SNOW AND ICE CONTROL TECHNIQUES AND TECHNOLOGIES
Session T4-1A : Innovative Techniques for Snow Removal (1st part)
February 9 – 2:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. - Room 202
Chair : Alan CHAMBERS – Co-chair : Mohamed EL MOUNIR
CORBETT Mike, T4-1A-45, Two Plows – One Operator – The Use of Tow Plows on an Arterial Highway in Northern N.B., Canada, presented by Roméo POITRAS
TAHARA Yuji, T4-1A-60, Securing the Wintertime Traffic Flow by Means of Multi-Vehicle Snow Removal, Japan
GRUHS Pontus, T4-1A-73, High speed plough / environmental plough, Sweden
NITTA Yasushi, T4-1A-242, Development of Snow Removal Machinery for Optimizing Sidewalk Snow Removal, Japan
Session T4-1B : Innovative Techniques for Snow Removal (2nd part)
February 9 – 4:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. - Room 202
Chair : Rick NELSON - Co-chair : André PANS
GAGNÉ Jimmy, T4-1B-142, Winter Airport Maintenance: Developing a Unique Expertise, Canada-Québec
TURTSCHY Jean-Claude, T4-1B-198, New Ecological Material for fhe Winter Treatment, Switzerland
ZAVITTERI Andrea, T4-1B-225, Tanker for Hot De-Icing of Roads and Highways, Italy, presented jointly with Stefano NERVO
OKOSHI Shuuji, T4-1B-67, The Application of the Cavitation Cleaning Vehicle in Snow and Ice Operations, Japan
Session T4-2 : The Environment and Snow Control
February 10 – 8:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. - Room 202
Chair : Manfred SKERLAN – Co-chair : André PANS
LIVET Jean, T4-2-51, Analysis of a Particular Observed Accidentology on Dry and Salted Pavement, France, presented by Stéphanie POISSONNIER and Alice BAZILE
SMITHSON Leland, T4-2-37, Implementing Passive Snow and Ice Control Measures, USA
ITO Yasuhiko, T4-2-174, Relationship between Tree Density and Visibility Improvement of Highway Snowbreak Woods, Japan
ABE Koichi, T4-2-57, Efforts to improve the visual environment on expressways that pass through areas of snowstorm and drifting snow, Japan, presented by Toru TAKAHASHI
Session T4-3 : Techniques for the Application of Deicing Chemicals
February 10 – 10:30 a.m. to noon - Room 202
Chair : Roberto GIANNETTI – Co-chair : Mohamed EL MOUNIR
SOMMER Bo, T4-3-98, GPS Controlled Salt Spreading and Section Based Forecasts, Denmark
BOLET Lars, T4-3-101, Ice Control with Brine Spread with Nozzles on Highways - Implementation of Brine Spreading Technologies in Denmark, Denmark, presented by Jens Kristian FONNESBECH
DURIEZ Luc, T4-3-12, Feasibility Study of an Automatic System of Spreading of Sodium Chloride Brine in the North of France, France
HAUSMANN Günter, T4-3-183, Distribution of spreading agents on the road surface, Germany
Session T4-4 : Measurement of Pavement Surface Condition
February 10 – 10:30 a.m. to noon - Room 204AB
Chair : Rick NELSON – Co-chair : André PANS
ARSENAULT Steve, T4-4-24, Assessment of Devices used to measure Road Friction in Winter Conditions, Canada-Québec
MARUYAMA Kimio, T4-4-83, Skid Resistance of Porous Asphalt Pavement under Winter Conditions, Japan
FUJIMOTO Akihiro, T4-4-84, Prediction of Sliding Resistance on Asphalt Pavement Surface due to the Freezing of a Sodium Chloride Solution, Japan
ENGSTRÖM Niclas, T4-4-169, Direct low lateral slip roadgrip measurement compared with surface reflection of three laser beams, Sweden
Session T4-5 : Analysis of the Spread Rate of Chemical Deicers
February 11 – 8:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. - Room 202
Chair : Freddy KNUDSEN – Co-chair : André PANS
JOUIN Denis, T4-5-42, Optical Recognition of Road De-Icing Product Graind'sel Project, France, presented by Didier GILOPPÉ
DAMKJÆR Tine, T4-5-96, Testing of Spreaders for Snow and Ice control-Methods and Results, Denmark
HANKE Horst, T4-5-79, Optimized Spreading of Salt and Brine in Winter Service, Germany
MARCHETTI Mario, T4-5-28, Remote determination of residual de-icer with an optical spectroscopic tool, France
Session T4-6 : Prevention or Dealing with Snow/Ice
February 11 – 10:30 a.m. to noon - Room 202
Chair : José DEL PINO ALVAREZ – Co-chair : Mohamed EL MOUNIR
COCU Xavier, T4-6-187, The use of phase change materials to delay pavement freezing, Belgium
POISSONNIER Stéphanie, T4-6-32, Winter Maintenance and Urban Installations, France
RAY David, T4-6-77, Best Practices in Winter Maintenance from the U.S. Domestic Scan Program, USA, presented by Steven M. LUND
FRENETTE Michel, T4-6-143, Infrastructure for the Disposal of Snow in Montréal, Canada-Québec
TOPIC 5 – WINTER SERVICE SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORTATION
Session T5-1 : Salt and the Road Right-of-Way
February 9 – 2:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. - Room 205BC
Chair : Frank RIZZARDO – Co-chair : Didier GILOPPÉ
SATIN Morton, T5-1-7, Research on Minimizing the Environmental Impacts of De-Icing, USA
YAMAMOTO Yuichiro, T5-1-58, Research on Environmental Impact of Spread De-icing Salts, Japan
BOMMEL Amandine and DUBÉ Jean-Sébastien, T5-1-165, Effect of Dissolved Deicing Salts on the Mobility of Metals in Contaminated Urban Soils, France and Canada-Québec, presented by Didier GILOPPÉ
LAUSECKER Pierre-Olivier, T5-1-137, A Methodology for the Spatial Analysis of the Impacts of Road Deicing Salts on Surface Water, France, presented by Caroline MAUDUIT
Session T5-2 : Alternatives to Salt & Salt Quality
February 9 – 4:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. - Room 205BC
Chair Aldis LACIS – Co-chair : Frank RIZZARDO
ALATYPPÖ Ville, T5-2-26, Efficiency of Runway De-Icing Chemicals In Practice, Finland
MURAKAMI Hisatoshi, T5-2-87, Feasibility Study on the Suitability of Automated Acetic Acid Cryoprotectant Dispersion Systems on Urban Expressways, Japan
BLOMQVIST Göran, T5-2-88, The environmental sub-model of the Swedish winter model – updated algorithms for the description of salt damage to roadside environment, Sweden
NAGLIC Olga, T5-2-185, The Importance of the Quality of Deicing Materials, Slovenia
Session T5-3 : Salt, Snow – Sustainable Options
February 10 – 8:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. - Room 205BC
Chair : Fumihiro HARA – Co-chair : Didier GILOPPÉ
SPECKLIN Gérard, T5-3-54, Sustainable Development and Winter Viability: the Case of Public Markets for Road Salts in France, France
ROCHEFEUILLE Charles-Henri, T5-3-119, Road's De-Icing Agents and Sustainable Development, France, presented by Nathalie DEGRYSE and Marie-Pierre FLÉCHON
MIKKA’ICHI Hironobu, T5-3-179, Road Heating System Using Hot Spring Water as the Renewable Heat Source, Japan, presented by Hidenori MOGI
WATANABE Hiroshi, T5-3-186, Snow Melting System Using Shallow Ground Heat at “Michi-No-Eki”, Hachi-Kita, Japan
Session T5-4 : History of Maintenance in Various Countries
February 10 – 10:30 a.m. to noon - Room 205BC
Chair : Didier GILOPPÉ – Co-chair : Fumihiro HARA
DZIEDATAJA Indra, T5-4-111, History of sustainable winter road maintenance service in Latvia from 1919 to 2009, Latvia
DURICA Tibor, T5-4-204, Winter maintenance and sustainable development, Slovak Republic, presented by Martin PITONAK
PASQUINI Amleto, T5-4-233, Anas Winter Road Management Projected into the Future with Innovative Technologies, Italy
TOPIC 6 – WINTER SERVICE AND CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACTS
Session T6-1 : Winter Service and Climate Change Impacts
February 11 – 10:30 a.m. to noon - Room 204AB
Chair : Jan Ölander – Co-chair : Odile COUDERT
REIMCHEN Donna, T6-1-18, Reducing Maintenance Requirements on Permafrost-Affected Highways: Permafrost Test Sections along the Alaska Highway, Yukon, Canada, presented by Robin WALSH
THORDARSON Skuli, T6-1-138, Real-time frost depth forecast model for thaw-induced axle load limitation management, Iceland, presented by Björn OLAFSSON
CHAUMONT Diane, T6-1-227, Analysis of regional climate model simulations of transport-related climate indices over Southern Québec, Canada-Québec
CULP Michael, T6-1-229, Federal Highway Administration’s Development of a Strategy to Address Adaptation to Climate Change, USA
NORDLANDER Håkan, T6-1-243, What impact will climate change have on roads in Sweden and how to deal with it, Sweden
SPECIAL SESSION
Snow and Ice Databook 2010
February 11 – 8:30 a.m. to noon - Room 205BC
Chair : Richard CHARPENTIER – Co-chair : Michel BROWN
BROWN Michel (Ministère des Transports du Québec) – Summary
BARIL Anne (Ministère des Transports du Québec) – Canada-Québec report
MATSUZAWA Masaru (Civil Engineering Research Institute for Cold Region) – Japan report
IDRISSI Janati (Direction des routes) – Morocco report
PLISKOVA Radomira (Czech Republic Ministry of Transportation) – Czech Republic report
PALMITJAVILA David (Mobility Agency - Andorra Government) – Principality of Andorra report
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Poster Sessions
To consult the complete program of the poster sessions, please download this file. Congress delegates will have an opportunity to exchange information more convivially and in more depth with the presenters of the papers. Each poster will be displayed during all the poster sessions (half a day). Each author will stand of his or her poster during the coffee break between technical sessions to provide detailed information of his or her presentation and answer questions.
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