Lecture

Snow Mechanics: Avalanches

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Description

This lecture covers the physical processes of snow mechanics related to avalanche formation, including slab avalanche release processes, basic concepts of mechanics such as stress and strain, failure initiation with stability indices and strength of weak layers, crack propagation, and the UCLA/Disney Snow model.

Instructors (3)

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