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ASCE 39-15

Guidelines for Operational Hail Suppression Programs

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Organization: ASCE
Publication Date: 1 January 2015
Status: active
Page Count: 62
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This document describes a process through which hail suppression operations should be designed, organized, and conducted. The information contained herein is intended to be helpful to those persons wishing to implement operational hail suppression activities (described interchangeably in this document as programs and/or projects). The book provides information on the design, conduct, and evaluation of such efforts. Operational activities addressed by this standard include airborne, groundbased, and rocket and artillery delivery systems. Hail cannons, though used for hail mitigation in some areas, are not included in this document because there is currently no scientific evidence that they may affect hail development.

The International System of Units (SI units) is used throughout, with English equivalents also provided. Exceptions are the use of the Celsius (°C) temperature scale and, where appropriate, centimeters (cm) in lieu of meters (m). Chapter 9 provides all conversion factors used herein. Italics denote special emphasis.

Document History

ASCE 39-15
January 1, 2015
Guidelines for Operational Hail Suppression Programs
This document describes a process through which hail suppression operations should be designed, organized, and conducted. The information contained herein is intended to be helpful to those persons...
January 1, 2003
Standard Practice for the Design and Operation of Hail Suppression Projects
The project target area generally is the geographical area or portion thereof in which the sponsoring entity has an interest. If the project is to reduce property damage, the focus will be on areas...

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