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From snow morphology to deposition mechanism: A morphology-aware Eulerian model for roof snow load prediction
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• Reveals how temperature and humidity govern the evolution of snow particle morphology from simple to complex dendritic forms, based on field measurements. • Develops a morphology-aware Eulerian model that integrates particle-specific drag laws to simulate the transport of non-spherical snow. • Elucidates the Stokes number as the governing parameter controlling the transition between inertial impaction and terminal settling deposition mechanisms.
Keywords:
snow morphology
deposition mechanism
Eulerian model
Stokes number
snow particle transport
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