Differences Between Avalanche Experts and Novices

Keywords

Recreation, Psychology, Ranking (information retrieval), Demographics, Perception

References

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• The Role of Intuition in the Decision Process of Ski GuidesIain Stewart-Patterson — 2008
• Toward Better Decision-Making: Recognizing the Effect of Selection Bias in the Analysis of Recreational Avalanche DataN.J. DiGiacomo — 2006
• Comparing Avalanche Decision Frameworks Using Accident Data from the United StatesIan McCammon, Pascal Hägeli — 2004
• Sex, Drugs and the White Death: Lessons for Avalanche Educators from Health and Safety CampaignsIan McCammon — 2004
• Recreation specialization, avalanche training, and avalanche safety practices of backcountry skiers in the Canadian Mountain National ParksJohn A. Cattie — 2012
• Role of intuition in the decision process of expert ski guidesIain Stewart-Patterson, Iain Stewart Patterson — 2014
• What is the value of hazardous weather forecasts? Evidence from a survey of backcountry skiersAnna Alberini, Christoph M. Rheinberger, Andrea M. Leiter — 2010
• International snow science workshopKelly Elder — 2007
• Amateur decision-making in avalanche terrain with and without a decision aid: a stated choice surveyPascal Haegeli, Wolfgang Haider, Margo Longland — 2009
• Measuring decision expertise in commercial ski guiding in a more meaningful wayIain Stewart-Patterson — 2016
• Decision-Making Practices in Alaska's Dynamic Mountain Environments: A Study of Professional Mountain GuidesEmma Walker, Eeva Latosuo — 2014
• Avalanche awareness and decision making in backcountry terrain, Craigieburn Valley Ski Area, New ZealandJ. Bell — 2016
• Enhancing hazard awareness with a mobile application for high risk, high consequence avalanche terrain decisionsMichael Jenkins, David Young, Keith Gale — 2016
• Decision-making in avalanche terrain–How does assessment of terrain, reading of avalanche forecast and environmental observations differ by skiers’ skill level?Linda Hallandvik, Marit Svarstad Andresen, Eivind Aadland — 2017

Related papers

• Heuristic Traps in Recreational Avalanche Accidents: Evidence and ImplicationsIan McCammon — 2004
• Evidence of Heuristic Traps in Recreational Avalanche AccidentsIan McCammon — 2002
• The Avalanche Terrain Exposure ScaleGrant Statham, Bruce McMahon, Ian Tomm — 2006