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Matthias1. October 2021
2021 Jürg Schweizer, Christoph Mitterer, Benjamin Reuter, and Frank Techel The Cryosphere, 15, 3293–3315, 2021 https://doi.org/10.5194/tc-15-3293-2021 Abstract Avalanche danger levels are described in qualitative terms that mostly are not amenable to measurements or observations. However, estimating and improving forecast consistency and accuracy require descriptors that can be observed or measured. Therefore, we aim to characterize the avalanche danger levels…
Matthias16. July 2021
schnÖGSL'n 2021, schnee.Semmelnar, The Avalanche Hour Podcast, ISSW 2021 cancelled, Euregio user study, Obituary Dr. Karl Kleemayr.
Matthias10. March 2021
2020 Frank Techel, Karl Birkeland, Doug Chabot, Jim Earl, Ivan Moner, and Rob Simenhois the avalanche review #39.1| winter 20/21 Summary Since its introduction in 2006, the Extended Column Test (ECT) has become one of the most popular tests to assess point snow instability. In 2009, two studies explored how ECT results correlated to observed instabilities, laying the foundation for…
Matthias4. November 2020
2020 Frank Techel, Karsten Müller, and Jürg Schweizer The Cryosphere, 14, 3503–3521, 2020 https://doi.org/10.5194/tc-14-3503-2020 Abstract Consistency in assigning an avalanche danger level when forecasting or locally assessing avalanche hazard is essential but challenging to achieve, as relevant information is often scarce and must be interpreted in light of uncertainties. Furthermore, the definitions of the danger levels, an ordinal variable,…
Matthias22. October 2020
