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Examining risk literacy in a complex decision-making environment: A study of public avalanche bulletins
Risk CommunicationThesisUser Groups
M.R.M. research project no. 745, 2020-04. School of Resource and Environmental Management. Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, B.C.
Publication year: 2020
Exploring the Effectiveness of Avalanche Risk Communication: A Qualitative Study of Avalanche Bulletin Use Among Backcountry Recreationists
Risk CommunicationThesisUser Groups
M.R.M. research project no. 738, 2019-10. School of Resource and Environmental Management. Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, B.C.
Publication year: 2019
Using discrete choice experiments to examine the stepwise nature of avalanche risk management decisions—An example from mountain snowmobiling
Journal PaperUser Groups
Journal of Outdoor Recreation and Tourism. doi:10.1016/j.jort.2018.01.007
Publication year: 2018
The effect of heads-up-display (HUD) goggles on skiing and snowboarding speeds
Journal PaperUser Groups
Journal of Outdoor Recreation and Tourism, 13, 79-90
Publication year: 2016
The effect of heads-up-display (HUD) goggles on skiing and snowboarding speeds
ThesisUser Groups
M.R.M. research project no. 650, 2016-6. School of Resource and Environmental Management. Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, B.C50
Publication year: 2016
Accident causes and organizational culture among avalanche professionals
Journal PaperUser Groups
Journal of Outdoor Recreation and Tourism, 13, 49-56
Publication year: 2016
Mountain Snowmobilers and Avalanches: An Examination of Precautionary Behaviour
ThesisUser Groups
M.R.M. research project no. 586, 2014-1. School of Resource and Environmental Management. Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, B.C.
Publication year: 2014
A qualitative analysis of group formation, leadership and decision making in recreation groups traveling in avalanche terrain
Journal PaperUser Groups
Journal of Outdoor Recreation and Tourism. 5-6, 17-26
Publication year: 2014
How mountain snowmobilers adjust their riding preferences in response to avalanche hazard information available at different stages of backcountry trips
Conference Paper - ISSWUser Groups
Proceedings of 2012 International Snow Science Workshop in Anchorage, AK, 800-806
Publication year: 2012
Out of Bounds Skiers and Avalanche Risk: High-risk Cohort Identification and Characterization
ThesisUser Groups
M.R.M. research project no. 487, 2010-1. School of Resource and Environmental Management. Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, B.C.
Publication year: 2010