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Some thoughts on the present state and future of the snow load survey
One of the principal aims of structural designers is to provide adequate safety for the various parts of a structure taking into account the loads, the function of each part and the consequences of its failure. Among elements having the same purpose it is usually desired that the safety should be un
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