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Title: GIS-Aided Determination of Sluff/Snow Glide Process Areas for Practical Application in Hazard Zoning: Date: 2018-10-07; Authors: Manfred Egger, Christian Tollinger, Felix Oesterle, Helmut Hochreiter; Description: The delimitation of sluff/snow glide process areas is an increasingly important question in the current practice of hazard zone mapping in Austria. Ma...; Object ID: ISSW2018_P03.7.pdf; Keywords: sluff/snow glide areas, hazard zone mapping, gis-approach.; View additional details about GIS-Aided Determination of Sluff/Snow Glide Process Areas for Practical Application in Hazard Zoning

Title: Practitioners View on Quick Study of Snowpack: How to Explain the Vocabulary for Pole Probe Tests and Slope Cutting: Date: 2012; Authors: Theo Meiners, Kim Grant, Sam Sehnert, Matt Belford, Jessica Baker, Robb Maris, Aidan Meiners, Craig Fischer, Nicholas Houfek, Josh Pope, AJ Sanders, Mike Trombetta, Dan Janjigian, Sam Green; Description: As practitioners and heli-ski guides in the Chugach Mountains of Valdez, Alaska we ski cut slopes to mitigate the volume of loose snow avalanches (slu...; Object ID: issw-2012-023-027.pdf; Keywords: sluff, helicopter skiing, snowpack structure, snowpack properties,snowslope stability; View additional details about Practitioners View on Quick Study of Snowpack: How to Explain the Vocabulary for Pole Probe Tests and Slope Cutting

Title: Apprehension of Avalanche Risk and Decision Making Process in a Mediumhigh Mountain Range. The Case of the Vosges (France): Date: 2009; Authors: Florie Giacona, Brice Martin; Description: Mentioning avalanche risk in the Vosges generally causes a certain incredulity for this range of modest height and its irregular snowfalls. However, ...; Object ID: issw-2009-0633-0635.pdf; Keywords: avalanche, sluff, vulnerability, decision-making, medium-high mountain, representation; View additional details about Apprehension of Avalanche Risk and Decision Making Process in a Mediumhigh Mountain Range. The Case of the Vosges (France)