26th IAHR International Symposium on Ice

In 2022, the IAHR International Symposium on Ice was back to its birthplace, Montréal, the largest city of Québec, which is a North American hub for research on river and coastal ice. Every year, Québec deals with many ice related challenges for public safety, water infrastructure like hydropower generation and water supply, ice cover use for transport and even winter leisure activities. The impacts of climate change on ice conditions have been disruptive on many fronts and have motivated many researchers to find science-based mitigative measures or predictive tools for adaptation.

The Symposium, which was held at the École de Technologie Supérieure (Pavilion E-Maison des Étudiants) in downtown Montréal (1220 Notre-Dame St W, Montréal, Quebec H3C 1K5), provided a premier interdisciplinary venue for international researchers, engineers, and practitioners to present and discuss latest research, ideas, developments, and applications in all areas of ice engineering, and to determine the most significant tasks for investigation.

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26th IAHR International Symposium on Ice

2B1 - Test Setup for Compressive Loading of Confined Ice Thick Sections Viewed with In-Situ Cross Polarization Imaging - ICE2022

2B2 - Measurement of crack speed in saline ice using Digital Image Correlation - ICE2022

2B3 - Bonded Particle Simulation of Fragmenting Ice Blocks - ICE2022

2C1 - Spherical Indentation of a Viscoelastic Ice Mass - ICE2022

2C2 - Experimental Study on Frequency Lock-in and Resonance in Ice-Induced Vibration of Compliant Structures - ICE2022

2C3 - A Study of the Effect of Crushing-Platen Surface Shape on Ice-Crushing Behavior - ICE2022

2C4 - Investigating the Dominant Force Distributions in Ice-Induced Vibrations Using Multivariate Analysis - ICE2022

3A1 - Extending Ice-Jam Flood Hazard Assessment Systems to Ungauged River Reaches With the Application of Dendrogeomorphological Methods - ICE2022

3A2 - An Ontology-Based Semantic Model of Mid-Winter Breakup of Ice Cover on Canadian Rivers - ICE2022

3A3 - Examination of River Ice Flow Phenomenon in the Abashiri River in March 2020 - ICE2022

3B - Full Issue with Three Presentations - ICE2022

3C1 - Regional Assessment of Iceberg Actions on Floating Offshore Wind Turbine Platforms - ICE2022