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Modeling of surges caused by the release of breakup ice jams
In late winter and early spring, ice covers become weak in strength and break-up. The passage of the resulting ice floes may be arrested at a downstream location and create an ice jam. The increase in ice and water pressures may eventually cause the break-up of the blockage. The sudden release of th
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