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- Title: A HIGH-LEVEL METEOROLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF THE ORIGINS OF A DEEP PERSISTENT SLAB OVER BRITISH COLUMBIA; NOVEMBER – DECEMBER 2022
- Date: 2023-10-08
- Authors: Uwe Gramann
- Description: During fall and early winter of 2022, a deep persistent slab (DPS) formed within the snowpack of central and southern British Columbia that caused mul...
- Object ID: ISSW2023_P1.54.pdf
- Keywords: deep persistent slab; weather pattern, enso, la niña
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- Title: TERRAIN SELECTION TACTICS FOR HELICOPTER SKIING - MANAGING AVALANCHE RISK DURING THE 2022-23 SEASON
- Date: 2023-10-08
- Authors: Scott Thumlert, Criag McGee, Carl Trescher
- Description: Managing snow avalanche risk during guided helicopter skiing operations is critical for guest and worker safety. The 2022-23 winter snowpack in Britis...
- Object ID: ISSW2023_O14.04.pdf
- Keywords: guided helicopter skiing, terrain selection tactics, avalanche risk management, deep persistent slab avalanche problem.
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- Title: Cupid Delivers New Slide Path to Copper Mountain: A Case Study of a Large Natural Avalanche
- Date: 2014-09-29
- Authors: Reed B. Ryan, Jeffrey W. Davis, William R. Blair
- Description: In February of 2014, Summit County, Colorado experienced a historic avalanche cycle. During this cycle, Copper Mountain Resort (CMR) experienced the ...
- Object ID: ISSW14_paper_O1.03.pdf
- Keywords: natural avalanche, ski areas, deep persistent slab, bootpacking
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