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Title: IS IT A PROBLEM? TAKEAWAYS FROM RESEARCH INTO THE USE AND EFFECTIVENESS OF AVALANCHE PROBLEMS: Date: 2023-10-08; Authors: Simon Horton, Pascal Haegeli, Grant Statham, Bret Shandro, Taylor Clark, Stan Nowak, Moses Towell, Heather Hordowick, Florian Herla; Description: Over the past 20 years, avalanche safety operations in North America adopted common standards for assessing avalanche hazard, including the North Amer...; Object ID: ISSW2023_O1.04.pdf; Keywords: hazard assessment, avalanche problems, danger ratings, conceptual model; View additional details about IS IT A PROBLEM? TAKEAWAYS FROM RESEARCH INTO THE USE AND EFFECTIVENESS OF AVALANCHE PROBLEMS

Title: The Dangerator: a method for estimating avalanche danger in areas with no public avalanche forecast: Date: 2018-10-07; Authors: James A. Floyer, Mark A. Bender; Description: Avalanche Canada has developed a simple methodology for estimating avalanche danger to support Avalanche Skills Training (AST) students and instructor...; Object ID: ISSW2018_O15.2.pdf; Keywords: dangerator, avalanche, danger ratings, avalanche skills training, forecast, data sparse; View additional details about The Dangerator: a method for estimating avalanche danger in areas with no public avalanche forecast

Title: North American Avalanche Danger Scale: Are Public Backcountry Forecasters Applying it Consistently?: Date: 2016-10-02; Authors: Brian Lazar, Simon Trautman, Mike Cooperstein, Ethan Greene, Karl Birkeland; Description: The North American Avalanche Danger Scale is a tool used by backcountry avalanche forecasters to communicate the potential for avalanches to cause har...; Object ID: ISSW16_O20.01.pdf; Keywords: avalanche danger scale, avalanche danger ratings, avalanche forecasting; View additional details about North American Avalanche Danger Scale: Are Public Backcountry Forecasters Applying it Consistently?

Title: A Conceptual Model of Avalanche Hazard: Date: 2010; Authors: Grant Statham, Pascal Haegeli, Karl W. Birkeland, Ethan Greene, Clair Israelson, Bruce Tremper, Chris Stethem, Bruce McMahon, Brad White, John Kelly; Description: Conventional avalanche forecasting is practiced as a mix of deterministic treatment for snow and weather parameters and inductive logic to reach actua...; Object ID: ISSW_P-072.pdf; Keywords: avalanche forecasting, weather parameters, terrain, danger ratings; View additional details about A Conceptual Model of Avalanche Hazard