Terrain Categories and Wind Speeds for Principal Queensland Townships.

By:

Reardon, G. F. (Greg F)

Contributor(s):

James Cook University of North Queensland. Cyclone Testing Station

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Technical report ; no. 1Publication details: Townsville, Qld. : Department of Civil & Systems Engineering, James Cook University of North Queensland, 1978.Description: 13p, 1 fig, 1 tableReport number: JCUQ-CTS-TR-1Subject(s):

Subject: Unknown ; This document attempts to rationalize the design wind speeds used for domestic construction by listing the appropriate velocities for some four hundred townships throughout Queensland. It also presents guidelines on the effects of abrupt changes in terrain category .550.

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Unknown ; This document attempts to rationalize the design wind speeds used for domestic construction by listing the appropriate velocities for some four hundred townships throughout Queensland. It also presents guidelines on the effects of abrupt changes in terrain category .550.

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