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- Title: FROM HUMAN FACTORS TO HUMAN-TECHNOLOGY FACTORS: AN HCI PERSPECTIVE ON TECHNOLOGY IN AVALANCHE SAFETY
- Date: 2026-09-28
- Authors: Björn Hartmann, Jason Smith
- Description: The avalanche safety literature has identified human factors that contribute to accidents, yet researchers note a persistent gap between these insight...
- Object ID: ISSW2026_FS4.1.pdf
- Keywords: human factors, human-computer interaction, heuristic traps, interactive technology.
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- Title: HEURISTIC TRAPS IN AVALANCHE RISK ASSESSMENT AND MARKETING MANIPULATION: A ZETETIC APPROACH TO CRITICAL DECISION-MAKING
- Date: 2026-09-28
- Authors: Cédric Larcher
- Description: Avalanche risk assessment is often compromised by heuristic traps (familiarity, consistency, acceptance, expert halo, social facilitation, scarcity), ...
- Object ID: ISSW2026_P1.50.pdf
- Keywords: heuristic traps, avalanche risk, cognitive biases, marketing manipulation, zetetics, decision-making
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- Title: FIELD-BASED HAZARD RATING (FBHR): A DECISION-MAKING FRAMEWORK FOR RECREATIONISTS IN DATA-LIMITED ENVIRONMENTS
- Date: 2026-09-28
- Authors: Nikki Champion, Kiira Antenucci, Will McKay
- Description: Backcountry recreationists often travel where formal avalanche forecasts, dense observation networks, and real-time snowpack data are unavailable. In ...
- Object ID: ISSW2026_P4.41.pdf
- Keywords: backcountry decision-making, hazard rating, data-limited environments, heuristic traps, human factors, avalanche education
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- Title: La Skieda Telemark Festival: Managing Risk and Human Factors of 350 Skiers and 12 Guides
- Date: 2016-10-02
- Authors: Fabiano Monti, Alberto Marazzi, Davide Spini, Christoph Mitterer, Walter Steinkogler
- Description: Often, accidents involving avalanche-aware people can be ascribed to human factors, i.e. inappropriate risk management; professional mountain guides a...
- Object ID: ISSW16_P2.46.pdf
- Keywords: mountain guides, decision-making, human factor, heuristic traps
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