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- Title: ON EXPLOSIVE BLAST WAVES AND SNOW: Insights from measurements with time-synchronized air pressure sensors and geophones
- Date: 2026-09-28
- Authors: Benjamin Meier, Samuel V. Verplanck
- Description: In a project funded by the Transportation Avalanche Research Pool (TARP), we investigated the interaction between explosive blast waves and the snowpa...
- Object ID: ISSW2026_O1.4.pdf
- Keywords: explosives, avalanches, pressure, shockwave, experiments, geophones
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- Title: ON MEASUREMENTS OF OPERATIONAL AVALANCHE CONTROL EXPLOSIONS
- Date: 2026-09-28
- Authors: Benjamin Meier
- Description: In operational remote avalanche control systems (RACS) various types of explosives can be used. People using these systems are mostly concerned about ...
- Object ID: ISSW2026_P3.34.pdf
- Keywords: explosives, pressure, shockwave, experiments
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- Title: ON TRIGGERING AVALANCHES, WHAT HAPPENS BETWEEN EXPLOSION AND RELEASE
- Date: 2024-09-23
- Authors: Benjamin Meier
- Description: Triggering avalanches with explosives has been a well-established method for a long time, earliest records date back to the 1920ies. At least since Gu...
- Object ID: ISSW2024_O3.8.pdf
- Keywords: explosives, avalanches, pressure, shockwave, experiments
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- Title: Effects of Explosives on the Mountain Snowpack
- Date: 1992
- Authors: Jon Ueland
- Description: A seismograph was used in a series of tests to measure the shockwaves produced in
the snowpack from the detonation of explosives. Two different explo...
- Object ID: issw-1992-205-213.pdf
- Keywords: explosives, shockwave, snowpack, avalanche release
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