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Title: A Systematic Approach to Optimize Avalanche Beacon Design for Minimum Search Time
Date: 2008-09-22
Authors: Rolf Matzner
Description: The time required to search a buried person using an avalanche beacon contributes significantly to the overall rescue time. This paper investigates th...
Object ID: P__8080.pdf
Keywords: avalanche beacon, safety, multi-burial
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Title: Digging Deeper: Uncovering the Real Issues in North American Multiple Burials
Date: 2008-09-22
Authors: Bruce Edgerly, Jon Mullen
Description: For avalanche educators, time is precious. When teaching avalanche rescue to recreationists, what takes priority? To determine what the crux issues ar...
Object ID: P__8201.pdf
Keywords: avalanche beacon, transceiver, avalanche education, multiple burial, shoveling, excavation
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Title: Rewarming Mild Hypothermia After Avalanche Burial
Date: 2006
Authors: Colin K. Grissom, Chris H. Harmston, John C. McAlpine, Martin I. Radwin, Brad Ellington, Ellie Hirshberg
Description: Purpose: To determine if mildly hypothermic avalanche burial victims can be rewarmed in the field we measured esophageal core body temperature (Tes) d...
Object ID: issw-2006-513-521.pdf
Keywords: avalanche burial, avalanche rescue, hypothermia, afterdrop
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Title: Analysis of Signal Accumulation of Avalanche Transceivers During Multiple Burial Scenarios
Date: 2006
Authors: Markus Eck, Rudi Sackl, Michael Schober
Description: More and more avalanche transceivers are becoming highly sophisticated signal processing units - not least due to the challenge of solving multiple bu...
Object ID: issw-2006-628.pdf
Keywords: transceivers, burial, victims, signals
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Title: Hypothermia During Avalanche Burial
Date: 2004
Authors: Colin K. Grissom, Chris H. Harmston, Martin I. Radwin, Mary Beth Scholand, John C. McAlpine, J. Scott Morgan, Tim J. Bywater, Abigail W. Grissom
Description: Core body temperature cooling during avalanche burial results in hypothermia, and further core temperature cooling during extrication and evacuation ...
Object ID: issw-2004-372-381.pdf
Keywords: hypothermia, snow burial, victims, avalanche, medical care
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Title: Prolonged Oxygenation During Snow Burial; The Role of Carbon Dioxide Exclusion
Date: 2000
Authors: Martin I. Radwin, Colin K. Grissom, Mary Beth Scholand, Chris H. Harmston
Description: Asphyxiation, the cause of death in more than seventy five percent avalanche burial victims, is greatly accelerated by the rapid accumulation of exhal...
Object ID: issw-2000-378-381.pdf
Keywords: snow burial, asphyxiation, carbon dioxide
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Title: Avalanche on Newberry Crater - A Firsthand Account of a Snowmobiler Avalanche Accident and the Subsequent Rescue - January 15,1998
Date: 1998
Authors: Brian Sali, Art Keys, Pam Hayes, Mark Moore
Description: Avalanche accident statistics for North America since 1990 indicate an alarming increase in avalanche incidents involving snowmobilers. This increase ...
Object ID: issw-1998-095-109.pdf
Keywords: avalanche accident, avalanche incident, burial, victim, rescue
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Title: Decision-Making on Variable Risk Terrain
Date: 1996
Authors: Dick Penniman, Rene Boisselle
Description: The likelihood of severe injury or death increases when avalanche victims encounter strong destructive forces within moving debris, and/or they impact...
Object ID: issw-1996-067-072.pdf
Keywords: backcountry, burial, force, obstacle, risk
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Title: Drew's Slide: A Case Study of Computer Use in the Jackson Hole Avalanche Forecast Office
Date: 1992
Authors: Larry Livingood, Jake Elkins
Description: At 10:03 April 3. 1992 an off-duty Jackson Hole Ski Instructor and a companion, were caught in a backcountry avalanche initiated from above by a third...
Object ID: issw-1992-096.pdf
Keywords: rescue, burial, rescue dogs
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Title: Avalanche Evaluation and Safety in the Back-Country
Date: 1976
Authors: R. Perla
Description: Avalanche burials within developed ski area boundaries are rare; fatalities are quite rare. Almost all ski areas can boast a record of less than one a...
Object ID: issw-1976-260-269.pdf
Keywords: fatalities, safety, backcountry skiing, avalanche rescue, burial
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