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Journal of Travel Research, 1993This study suggests use of a two-part mathematical model for analyzing patterns in land use, illustrated by data for ski areas in New England and British Columbia. The model describes lift ratios and allocation of commercial space, and results suggest that the ratio of total commercial space to lift capacity increases with lodging capacity. Similarly,
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1996This study was undertaken to compare injuries sustained by recreational skiers with those of a group of ski patrollers and ski instructors. The study includes 3825 injuries occurring at a medium-size ski area in northern New England from 1986–87 to 1990–91 (five seasons). A total of 124 injuries were sustained by expert employee skiers.
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