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Recommendations to improve ski area safety with obstacle padding [PDF]
JSAMS Plus, 2023 Objective: Fixed obstacles, such as trees, rocks and posts, are common within recreational ski areas. Collisions with fixed obstacles (CWO) can have severe consequences with significant physical, emotional and economic costs. Despite worldwide use of ski
Marine Dorsemaine +5 more
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SkiMon: A Wireless Body Area Network for Monitoring Ski Flex and Motion during Skiing Sports
Sensors, 2022 Monitoring and gathering data on sporting activities holds significant promise for athletes, equipment developers, and physical fitness clinicians. Wireless Body Area Networks are being used in sporting environments as a means of gathering data, providing feedback, and helping to gain understanding of athletic activities.
Aaron S Crandall, Steven Mamolo
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Buildings, 2023 Mature civil engineering software and platforms can provide a dynamic correlated situation of the road design, generate a quick and accurate grading design in terrain model making, and, most importantly, improve the design efficiency and calculation ...
Yaoyi Wu, Xianfeng Wu
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Investment competition among Swiss ski areas
Annals of Tourism Research Empirical InsightsIn recent years, ski area operators in Switzerland have faced decreasing demand while ski lift and snowmaking capabilities have increased – partly using financial aid from public funds.
Pascal Troxler +2 more
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Dynaski, an Agent-based Model to Simulate Skiers in a Ski area
Procedia Computer Science, 2017 Abstract: During winter holidays, most ski resorts expect a lot of skiers, who then congest the ski lifts in the corresponding ski areas. This article presents the first full multi-agent model of skiers in a ski area. Our purpose is to offer a decision-making tool for the operator and design engineering.
Alexis Poulhès
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The development of ski areas and its relation to the Alpine economy in Switzerland
Swiss Journal of Economics and StatisticsCableways alleviate access to the Alps and were crucial in establishing the skiing tourism boom of the after-war years. Moreover, cableway operators employ a large share of residents, are complemented by tourism-related services and are therefore a key ...
Pascal Troxler +2 more
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ANALYSIS OF THE SOUNDSCAPE OF SKI RESORTS IN BAD HOFGASTEIN (AUSTRIA) AND BIAŁKA TATRZAŃSKA (POLAND) [PDF]
Acta Scientiarum Polonorum. Formatio Circumiectus, 2023 Aim of the study: Firstly, due to the different sizes and spatial organization of ski resorts, it is important to determine whether there is a local differentiation of the sound landscape within one resort.
Magdalena Maria Malec, Tomasz Kotowski
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Dimensioning the extended capacity of Zlatar Ski Center using linear programming method [PDF]
Mенаџмент у хотелијерству и туризму, 2021 Zlatar Ski Center has an extremely high potential as a ski resort that could be among the most visited ones in Serbia. What characterizes this center is the proximity of Kokin Brod Lake, the Tara River and the like. Therefore, Zlatar should be considered
Marković Bogdan +2 more
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At the End of a Slippery Slope: A Pilot Study of Deceleration Mats for Snow Tubing
Applied Sciences, 2021 On-slope pilot testing of snow tubes was conducted at two ski areas in the United States to examine the effects of deceleration mats. Snow tube and rider kinematics were measured using an instrumented bodysuit and a GPS system worn by the rider. For each
Irving S. Scher +3 more
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Lubricants, 2023 In elite endurance sports, marginal differences in finishing times drive ongoing equipment improvement to enhance athlete performance. In cross-country skiing, researchers, since the 1930s, have faced the challenge of minimising the resistance caused by ...
Kalle Kalliorinne +5 more
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