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On the predictability of snow avalanches
Snow avalanches are generally rare and occasionally extreme events. In the general context of prediction and predictably of extreme events, we will examine whether snow avalanches are predictable based on a few examples of forecasts at different scales. Clearly, avalanche predictability depends on scale.
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Avalanches and snow, March 1950-February 1951 (Negative) [02]
Negative of a photo showing an avalanche on a rocky slope, possibly in the Wasatch Mountains of Utah, taken during the period of March 1950 to February ...
Major, Ted
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Continuous Snow-Cover Monitoring and Avalanche Detection with a Novel Sensor Array Box. [PDF]
Hoffmann M +4 more
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Avalanches and snow, March 1950-February 1951 (Negative) [09]
Negative of a photo showing an avalanche on a snowy slope, possibly in the Wasatch Mountains of Utah, taken during the period of March 1950 to February ...
Major, Ted
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Extreme, Cold-Season Climatic Events Can Decimate Wildlife and Imperil Population Persistence. [PDF]
Reinking AK, Gura KB.
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Emergency care for avalanche buried patients - a narrative review. [PDF]
Strapazzon G +6 more
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Classification of Snow Avalanches
International Conference on Low Temperature Science. I. Conference on Physics of Snow and Ice, II. Conference on Cryobiology. (August, 14-19, 1966, Sapporo, Japan)
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Instrumentation for Snow, Weather and Avalanche Observations
There have been an increasing number of requests in recent years for information on instrument specifications for snow and avalanche observations in new ski areas.
LaChapelle, Edward R.
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Case report: Survival after an unwitnessed deep and long avalanche burial. [PDF]
Bregenzer A +7 more
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Topographically-controlled contribution of avalanches to glacier mass balance in the 21st century. [PDF]
Kneib M +11 more
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