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Michael Carter, Director and CEO of Microclimate Ice & Snow Inc., is a Certified Engineering Technologist with 25 years of experience working as an ice and snow microclimate consultant. In that time Mike has focused on the investigation and mitigation of falling, sliding and wind-released ice and snow for both existing and proposed buildings and structures. His expertise is based on years of project work conducting microclimate analyses, wind tunnel testing, field research, incident investigations and mock-up testing. Carter has been actively consulting on large-scale projects since 1996.

With a goal of contributing to the advancement of the industry, in 2013 Carter co-founded a task group within the ASTM International – Subcommittee E06.55 Performance of Building Enclosures, focused specifically on the Evaluation of Ice and Snow Accretion on Buildings and Structures. As co-chair he has worked diligently to grow the task group, advancing the development of future test methods, standards and guides for the industry.

Carter has also produced many articles, papers and presentations that have been published in industry journals, conference proceedings and magazines.

Michael Carter, Director and CEO of Microclimate Ice & Snow Inc., is a Certified Engineering Technologist with 25 years of experience working as an ice and snow microclimate consultant. In that time Mike has focused on the investigation and mitigation of falling, sliding and wind-released ice and snow for both existing and proposed buildings and structures. His expertise is based on years of project work conducting microclimate analyses, wind tunnel testing, field research, incident investigations and mock-up testing. Carter has been actively consulting on large-scale projects since 1996.

With a goal of contributing to the advancement of the industry, in 2013 Carter co-founded a task group within the ASTM International – Subcommittee E06.55 Performance of Building Enclosures, focused specifically on the Evaluation of Ice and Snow Accretion on Buildings and Structures. As co-chair he has worked…

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