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Title: THE AVALANCHE IMPACT SCALE: A QUALITATIVE FRAMEWORK FOR FORECASTING AND RECORDING IMPACTS ON INFRASTRUCTURE, COMMUNITIES AND WORKSITE SAFETY
Date: 2026-09-28
Authors: Bree Stefanson, Ryan Boyle
Description: Effective risk management in avalanche-prone terrain requires a clear understanding of how avalanche activity interacts with specific elements at risk...
Object ID: ISSW2026_O2.6.pdf
Keywords: forecasting, recording, communication, risk, management, standardization
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Title: HUMAN-AFFECTED SNOWPACK: DISTURBANCE, COMPACTION, AND SNOWPACK DEVELOPMENT IN MOTORIZED TERRAIN
Date: 2026-09-28
Authors: Shena Thomas, Jeremy Hanke
Description: Human activity is routinely visible in avalanche terrain, yet its role in snowpack development is often summarized with broad terms such as "tracked,"...
Object ID: ISSW2026_P4.28.pdf
Keywords: human-affected snowpack, observing and recording, disturbance, compaction, motorized terrain, snowpack development
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Title: Linking Avalanche Problems to Avalanche Danger— A First Statistical Examination of the Conceptual Model of Avalanche Hazard
Date: 2012
Authors: Pascal Haegeli, Markus Falk, Karl Klassen
Description: At the 2010 ISSW, Statham et al. (2010a) introduced a new North American avalanche danger scale to replace the two scales that were used in Canada and...
Object ID: issw-2012-859-865.pdf
Keywords: avalanche danger scale, avalanche forecasting, public safety, data recording
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Title: Applied Judgement and Avalanche Information Technology
Date: 2010
Authors: Steven M. Conger
Description: This paper and poster present a component of the larger paper described in the submitted abstract. It describes an avalanche forecasting work process...
Object ID: ISSW_P-065.pdf
Keywords: electronic observation recording, data storage system, methodology, technology, hazard
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Title: High-Speed Video Recording in Snow Chute Experiments
Date: 2009
Authors: Marius Schaefer, Martin Kern
Description: New technologies like high-speed video recording give new insights into the flowing behavior of snow. At the SLF snow chute at Weissfluhjoch Davos a s...
Object ID: issw-2009-0492-0494.pdf
Keywords: avalanche dynamics, high-speed video recording, snow rheology, chute experiments, pattern matching algorithm
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Title: Graphical Representation of Ski Area Avalanche Control Results
Date: 2004
Authors: Dan Moroz, Ron Simenhois
Description: Traditional methods of recording avalanche control methods and results have not advanced as fast as today’s technology at hand. Data recording...
Object ID: issw-2004-675-680.pdf
Keywords: adobe, control methods, technology, data recording
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