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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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Title: Avalanche Safety in Ski Areas – The Legal Position in Austria
Date: 2013-10-07
Authors: Siegfried Sauermoser, Marianne Fritz, Gebhard Walter
Description: The avalanche safety in the area of ropeways is regulated on the basis of the Austrian Ropeway Act 2003 (version of 2012) in the so-called “Ava...
Object ID: ISSW13_paper_O4-16.pdf
Keywords: avalanche safety, austrian ropeway act 2003, ski areas, avalanche commission, cableway, ropeway installation
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Title: Post-Control Avalanches: Definition, History, Causes and the Future
Date: 2010
Authors: Michael Ferrari
Description: At developed ski areas the term post-control avalanches generally has been used to describe avalanches that occur after mitigation measures have been...
Object ID: ISSW_O-047.pdf
Keywords: avalanche control, ski areas, explosives, investigate
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Title: Potential Impacts of Climate Change or U.S. Wastach Range Ski Areas: Projections for Park City Mountain Resort in 2030, 2050, and 2075
Date: 2010
Authors: Brian Lazar, Mark W. Williams
Description: We evaluate the potential impacts to snow coverage and depth from anthropogenic climate change at Park City Mountain Resort in 2030, 2050, and 2075. S...
Object ID: ISSW_P-023.pdf
Keywords: climate change, snow, park city, ski areas, general circulation models, wasatch
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Title: Potential Changes in the Frequency of Rain-On-Snow Events for U.S. Cascades Ski Areas As A Result of Climate Change: Projections for Mt Bachelor, Oregon in the 21rst Century
Date: 2010
Authors: Brian Lazar, Mark W. Williams
Description: We evaluate how climate change resulting from increased greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions may affect the frequency of rain-on-snow events at Mt. Bachelo...
Object ID: ISSW_P-024.pdf
Keywords: climate change, rain-on-snow, avalanches, mt bachelor, ski areas, cascades
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Title: Potential Impacts of Climate Change for Western U.S. Ski Areas: Adaptation and Sustainability in the 21st Century
Date: 2008-09-22
Authors: Brian Lazar, Mark Williams
Description: We evaluate how climate change resulting from increased greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions may affect snow coverage for two case studies: Aspen Mountain a...
Object ID: P__8084.pdf
Keywords: climate change, snow, aspen, park city, ski areas, general circulation models
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Title: Climate Change in Western Ski Areas: Timing of Wet Avalanches in Aspen Ski Area in the Years 2030 and 2100
Date: 2006
Authors: Brian Lazar, Mark Williams
Description: We evaluate how climate change resulting from increased greenhouse gas emissions may affect the timing of wet avalanches at Aspen Mountain in the year...
Object ID: issw-2006-899-906.pdf
Keywords: climate change, wet avalanches, aspen, ski areas, gcm
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Title: History of Professional Ski Patrolling in the Western United States
Date: 1994
Authors: Scott Toepfer
Description: As ski areas became more and more popular during the 1940's and 1950's, ski area management became increasingly aware of the need for full-time, well-...
Object ID: issw-1994-423-430.pdf
Keywords: ski trails, ski areas, ski patrolling, ski management
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Title: The Future Role of the U.S. Forest Service in Avalanche Programs
Date: 1990
Authors: H. Peter Wingle
Description: In the early years of ski area development In the west, the U.S. Forest Service assumed a leadership role In both avalanche and snow science related r...
Object ID: issw-1990-163-166.pdf
Keywords: avalanche programs, forest service, future, control, ski areas, back country
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Title: Military Weapons for Avalanche Control Program
Date: 1990
Authors: Doug Abromeit
Description: Military weapons were first used to control avalanches in North America in 1949 at Alta Ski Area, Utah and Berthoud Pass, Colorado. Military weapons p...
Object ID: issw-1990-167-174.pdf
Keywords: forest service, ski areas, control, military, weapons, gaz-ex
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Title: Cornice Control Methods Used by the Fernie Snow Valley Pro-Patrol
Date: 1990
Authors: R. Siggers
Description: Fernie Snow Valley is a medium sized ski resort located in the Front Ranges of the Rocky Mountains of south eastern British Columbia. The resort sits ...
Object ID: issw-1990-198-199.pdf
Keywords: fernie snow valley, snowfall, starting zones, ski areas, avalanche
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Title: Managing Backcountry Access from Downhill Alpine Ski Areas (An Avalanche Awareness and Personal Responsibility Issue)
Date: 1990
Authors: John W. Korb
Description: Downhill"alpine" ski areas provide access opportunities into the backcountry for a variety of recreation users. Access from ski areas creates administ...
Object ID: issw-1990-201-210.pdf
Keywords: avalanche, awareness, ski areas, public safety, rocky mountain region
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