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Title: AVALANCHE SCENARIO MAPS: FROM TERRAIN IDENTIFICATION TO DECISION SUPPORT TOOL
Date: 2026-09-28
Authors: Christoph Hesselbach, Jakob Schwarz, Paula Spannring, Anna Wirbel, Andreas Huber, Michael Winkler, Christoph Mitterer, Harald Riedl, Jan-Thomas Fischer
Description: Site-specific avalanche warning requires spatially explicit estimates of where avalanches may release, how they may propagate, and what size they may ...
Object ID: ISSW2026_FS2.3.pdf
Keywords: avalanche terrain identification, avalanche scenario maps, site-specific avalanche warning, avalanche size, avalanche simulation, decision support
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Title: UNDERSTANDING THE ACTIONABILITY OF FUTURE SNOW AVALANCHE HAZARD MAPS IN ALASKA
Date: 2026-09-28
Authors: Kristin M. F. Timm, Patrick O. Ansah, Gabriel J. Wolken, Katreen W. Jones
Description: Climate change is altering snow and weather conditions in Alaska, creating new challenges for avalanche risk management. Researchers are developing fu...
Object ID: ISSW2026_P4.54.pdf
Keywords: snow avalanches, actionable science, hazard maps, decision-making, uncertainty, risk communication
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Title: A NEW OPERATIONAL APPROACH FOR THE DAILY ASSESSMENT OF POTENTIAL AVALANCHE DANGER
Date: 2024-09-23
Authors: Alberto Mariani, Luca Dellarole, Giacomo Villa, Jacopo Borsotti, Fabiano Monti
Description: Over the past 20 years, the need to identify the spatial distribution of avalanche-prone areas, crucial for evaluating the avalanche risk, has led to...
Object ID: ISSW2024_P1.8.pdf
Keywords: avalanche hazard indication maps, potential release areas, snowpack stability, avalanche forecasting
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Title: A MULTI-STEP AVALANCHE RISK FRAMEWORK FOR THE QUANTIFICATION OF CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACTS ON LARGE SCALE AVALANCHE HAZARD
Date: 2024-09-23
Authors: Gregor Ortner, Michael Bründl, David N. Bresch
Description: Specific impacts of climate change on snow avalanche risk for inhabited areas are largely unknown and call for further investigation. Numerous studie...
Object ID: ISSW2024_O5.2.pdf
Keywords: climate change, avalanche, risk assessment, snowpack, ramms, climada, risk maps
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Title: REFINED SWISS AVALANCHE TERRAIN MAPPING CATV2 / ATHV2
Date: 2024-09-23
Authors: Stephan Harvey, Marc Christen, Yves Bühler, Cyrill Hänni, Noel Boos, Boris Bernegger
Description: Avalanche terrain maps are becoming increasingly common for large areas due to the availability of high-resolution and high-quality digital elevation...
Object ID: ISSW2024_P12.1.pdf
Keywords: avalanche terrain maps, white risk, avalanche terrain, avalanche hazard mapping, backcountry tour planning
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Title: AVALANCHE HAZARD MAPPING USING THE AVALANCHE TERRAIN EXPOSURE SCALE (ATES) IN THE HIGH MOUNTAIN RANGES OF BULGARIA
Date: 2024-09-23
Authors: Momchil Panayotov, Kalin Markov, Nickolay Tsvetanov, Andreas Huber, Christoph Hesselbach, Michaela Teich
Description: Backcountry skiing and touring has become more popular in Bulgaria in the past decade. Unfortunately, the rise in popularity of these activities has a...
Object ID: ISSW2024_P12.5.pdf
Keywords: ates maps, avalanches, bulgaria, autoates, forest protection
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Title: DEVELOPMENT OF LARGE SCALE AUTOMATED AVALANCHE TERRAIN EXPOSURE SCALE (ATES) RATINGS IN COLLABORATION WITH LOCAL AVALANCHE EXPERTS
Date: 2023-10-08
Authors: Charles D. von Avis, John M. Sykes, Bryan Tutt
Description: The Avalanche Terrain Exposure Scale (ATES) is a terrain rating system developed in Canada to communicate risk due to snow avalanches to backcountry r...
Object ID: ISSW2023_P2.57.pdf
Keywords: avalanche terrain exposure scale (ates), autoates, digital maps, forest density, localization
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Title: Potential of automated avalanche dynamic simulations for large scale hazard indication mapping in Italy: a first test application in Aosta Valley
Date: 2018-10-07
Authors: Margherita Maggioni, Eloïse Bovet, Michele Freppaz, Valerio Segor, Yves Bühler
Description: The different hazard levels in avalanche hazard maps are defined on the basis of the impact pressures of the design avalanche with a specific return p...
Object ID: ISSW2018_P08.5.pdf
Keywords: avalanche simulations, hazard indication maps, automatic procedure, large areas.
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Title: Using Spatially Distributed Statistical Models for Avalanche Runout Estimation
Date: 2016-10-02
Authors: Andreas Huber, Jan-Thomas Fischer, Andreas Kofler, Karl Kleemayr
Description: State of the art physical-dynamical avalanche models are a commonly used tool in avalanche research and practice. Research and practical experience ha...
Object ID: ISSW16_P4.38.pdf
Keywords: avalanche, avalanche modeling, raster-based modeling, regional-scale, hazard-indicator maps
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Title: Why Don’t Avalanche-Dynamics Models of Higher Complexity Necessarily Lead to Better Predictions?
Date: 2013-10-07
Authors: Christophe Ancey
Description: The avalanche-dynamics approach has a long history in avalanche prediction. In the absence of computers, scientists and engineers focused on idealized...
Object ID: ISSW13_paper_O2-20.pdf
Keywords: avalanche-dynamics model, saint-venant equation, prediction and uncertainty, maps
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Title: Snaps - Snow, Ice and Avalanche Applications
Date: 2012
Authors: Harpa Grímsdóttir, Magni Hreinn Jónsson, Krister Kristensen, Hedda Breien
Description: The SNAPS project focuses on snow and avalanche services for transport infrastructure in selected areas within the Northern Periphery in Iceland, Norw...
Object ID: issw-2012-161-164.pdf
Keywords: avalanches, avalanche forecasting, transport, snow models, snow maps
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Title: Potential Release Areas and Return Period of Avalanches: Is There a Relation?
Date: 2006
Authors: Margherita Maggioni, Urs Gruber, Ross S. Purves, Michele Freppaz
Description: Avalanche hazard zones are usually defined in terms of impact pressures and run-out distances for avalanches with a specific return period (T). Calcu...
Object ID: issw-2006-566-571.pdf
Keywords: avalanche hazard maps, release area, return period, extreme-values statistics
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Title: Experiences on the Use and the Effectiveness of Permanent Supporting Structures in Switzerland
Date: 1996
Authors: Stefan Margreth
Description: First the principles of supporting structures are explained. Two case studies of winter observations in areas controlled by supporting structures are ...
Object ID: issw-1996-233-238.pdf
Keywords: avalanche protection, supporting structures, hazard maps
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Title: How Useful Are Computer Generated Maps?
Date: 1982
Authors: Beat vonAllmen, Judi Gooding, Liam Fitzgerald , John Stratton
Description: Computers have transformed maps into unusually versatile tools for communication of data. When fed with elevation data, computers can draw oblique vi...
Object ID: issw-1982-031.pdf
Keywords: computer, maps, exposure, slope
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