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Research Methods

 

Reflections on how to improve the contribution of social science research to avalanche safety practices

Conference Paper - ISSWResearch Methods

Pascal Haegeli, Anne St. Clair, Kelly McNeil, Andrea Mannberg, and Audun Hetland

Proceedings of the 2023 International Snow Science Workshop in Bend, Oregon

Publication year: 2023

 

A research system for a more integrated and responsive contribution of social science research to avalanche safety information product design and evaluation

Conference Paper - ISSWResearch Methods

Pascal Haegeli, Christoph Mitterer, Thomas Stucki, Matthias Walcher, and Reto Rupf

Proceedings of the 2023 International Snow Science Workshop in Bend, Oregon

Publication year: 2023

 

How much recreational exposure to avalanche terrain is there? – An overview of possible approaches for monitoring winter backcountry use for public avalanche-warning services

ReportResearch MethodsUser Groups

Rosemary Langford, Pascal Haegeli and Reto Rupf

Research report prepared for Swedish Environmental Protection Agency, Simon Fraser University Avalanche Research Program, Burnaby BC, p. 172.

Publication year: 2020

 

Choice experiments in outdoor recreation

EditorialJournal PaperResearch Methods

UlrikePröbstl-Haider, Len M.Hunt, RetoRupf and PascalHaegeli

Journal of Outdoor Recreation and Tourism, DOI: 10.1016/j.jort.2020.100321, in press.

Publication year: 2020

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