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Research and Reports

Avalanche Statistics and Education | Shoveling and Probing | Search Techniques | Beacon Technology
Research and Papers in German

Avalanche Statistics and Education

Digging Deeper: Uncovering the Real Issues in North American Multiple Burials
by Bruce Edgerly

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Revisiting Multiple Burial Statistics: U.S. Avalanche Incidents 1995-2007
by Bruce Edgerly

(available in PDF only)

Specialized Multiple Burial Techniques: Reality Versus Myth
The European Perspective

by Dieter Stopper & Jon Mullen

(available in PDF only)

Shoveling and Probing

Shoveling Education at Work: a Case Study
by B. Edgerly, I. Bezubiak, T. Weselake, and J. Kuzma

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Strategic Shoveling: The Next Frontier in Companion Rescue
by B. Edgerly and D. Atkins

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Avalanche Transceiver Search Techniques

Searching in Parallel: Harnessing Manpower in Transceiver Rescues
by Dieter Stopper, Franz Hohensinn and Bruce Edgerly

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ICAR Recommendation: regarding optimal information for users about search strip width (or the effective/useful range) of transceivers

(available in PDF only)

Multiple Beacon Searching For the Masses: A Standardized Approach for Avalanche Educators
by S. Christie

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Three Circle Method
Deutscher Alpenverein (DAV) Panorama article

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Transceiver Training Parks: Shortening the Beacon Learning Curve
presented at ISSW 2004
by Steve Christie

(available in PDF only)

Pinpointing on a Line: A Modern Technique for Solving Deep Burials
presented at ISSW 2002
by Bruce Edgerly

(available in PDF only)

Companion Rescue and Avalanche Transceivers: The U.S. Experience
by Dale Atkins, Colorado Avalanche Information Center

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Beacon Technology

Signal Strength Versus Signal Timing: Achieving Reliability in Multiple Burial Searches
by Dr. Thomas Lund

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Gadget Fever: Do we rely on features to avoid practice?
Couloir magazine: Avy Science, p 60
by Craig Dostie

(available in PDF only)

Getting to the Point: a Study on Transceiver Pinpointing Speeds from the German Alpine Club
Deutscher Alpenverein (DAV) Panorama article
by Chris Semmel & Dieter Stopper

(available in PDF only)

Obsolescence and Analog Avalanche Transceivers: Ensuring Downward Compatibility
presented at ISSW 2004
by Bruce Edgerly and John Hereford

(available in PDF only)

Transceiver Laboratory Tests 2001: Summary of report by ANENA (the French avalanche forecasting and research agency)

(available in PDF only)

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457 kHz Electromagnetism & the Future of Avalanche Transceivers
presented at ISSW 2000
by John Hereford and Bruce Edgerly

(available in PDF only)

Digital Transceiving Systems: The Next Generation of Avalanche Beacons
presented at ISSW 1998
by John Hereford and Bruce Edgerly

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Research and Papers in German

Schaufelstrategie: Der nächste Schritt in der Kameradenrettung
von Bruce Edgerly

Signalstärke Versus Zeitanalyse des signals: Verlässlichkeit bei der Suche nach Mehrfachverschütteten
von Dr. Thomas Lund

Wie häufig kommen Mehrfachverschüttungen vor? Tirol, Österreich
von Dieter Stopper und Jon Mullen

Three Circle Method
Deutscher Alpenverein (DAV) Panorama article

Pinpointing
Deutscher Alpenverein (DAV) Panorama article

Frequenzverschiebungen und Empfängerbandbreite bei digitalen LVS
ISSW 2004
von Bruce Edgerly and John Hereford

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