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SAVING LIVES THROUGH AVALANCHE EDUCATION
The American Institute for Avalanche Research and Education (AIARE) was established in 1998 as a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit educational organization to create a researched-based avalanche education model for backcountry users with the belief that avalanche education, research, and training can prevent injuries and fatalities due to avalanches. AIARE develops and disseminates research-based avalanche curriculum to over 100 providers across the country, as well as training avalanche professionals and educators.
The American Institute for Avalanche Research and Education (AIARE) was established in 1998 as a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit educational organization to create a researched-based avalanche education model for backcountry users with the belief that avalanche education, research, and training can prevent injuries and fatalities due to avalanches. AIARE develops and disseminates research-based avalanche curriculum to over 100 providers across the country, as well as training avalanche professionals and educators.
Building Your Terrain Catalog
This one-hour workshop, presented by CalTopo, gives an overview on the utility of a terrain catalog and how and why to use one, as well as international mountain guide and former AIARE instructor Marc Chauvin's approach to building a terrain catalog. CalTopo's Meghan Twohig was also on hand to answer audience questions about using the platform.
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AIARE Education Series: Terrain Traps
Просмотров 19414 часов назад
A terrain trap is a feature in the terrain that would make it more consequential to be involved in an avalanche. They are especially dangerous when traveling solo in the backcountry. AIARE Instructor and CBAC Outreach Director Aaron Peterson will help you understand what to look for and how to better avoid terrain traps. Stay tuned for more videos in this series-coming soon! This video series i...
What Happens in an Avalanche Rescue?
Просмотров 19416 часов назад
When an avalanche victim’s party isn’t able to rescue them with the equipment they have in the field, search-and-rescue often enters the scene. This one-hour webinar explains the difference between companion rescue and professional search-and-rescue, along with RECCO technology, how it works, and how it’s used specifically in avalanche recovery missions.
Recognizing and Mitigating Electromagnetic Interference On Avalanche Transceivers
Просмотров 243День назад
Presented by BCA The last few years have brought tons of new research into how avalanche transceiver signals can be interfered with. In this workshop, Bruce Edgerly ("Edge") of BCA gives a breakdown of what electromagnetic interference is and how it works, along with best practices for minimizing it.
How to Keep Your Transceiver Up to Date
Просмотров 171Месяц назад
Presented by PIEPS / Black Diamond There’s more to caring for your avalanche transceiver than doing a trailhead check before heading into the backcountry. This workshop will dive into what needs to be done each season, how long transceivers typically last and when/how to update them, and how to check for recall information.
Interpreting a Moderate to Considerable Avalanche Forecast
Просмотров 464Месяц назад
Presented by onX Backcountry The moderate to considerable forecast is often when riders elect to travel in avalanche terrain, despite the forecasted possibilities and probabilities of avalanche involvement. A Colorado Avalanche Information Center (CAIC) forecaster will help participants understand the difference between “possible” and “likely,” triggering an avalanche and being exposed to natur...
Strategies & Tools for Providing Student Accommodations
Просмотров 62Месяц назад
An introductory view into communication, trip planning, and risk management best practices that instructors can use when working with a diverse array of students. Tammy & Yasmine's slides: drive.google.com/file/d/1HgqBnbtQnhZRwy_F_JiquEA5R9Rd380Z/view?usp=drive_link
Teaching Courses with Low Snow Coverage
Просмотров 972 месяца назад
Sometimes, conditions simply don’t cooperate-but the show must go on. This workshop provided some tips, tricks, and great discussion about providing the best possible student experience when your early-season or low-snow-year course needs an extra boost. Keith's slides from the workshop: drive.google.com/file/d/1gxNQXa3PNtFfPH558GtD03FfzOub22hD/view?usp=sharing
Your First Season as an AIARE Instructor
Просмотров 862 месяца назад
Not sure of your next steps now that you’ve completed your ITC? This workshop offers tips for a successful first season as an AIARE instructor from instructors with a couple of seasons under their belts who will reveal what they wish they’d known in the beginning, from ways to stay organized to managing workload and finding balance. Facilitators: Devin Gaan & Alyssa Young Devin & Alyssa's slide...
Up Your Communication Game: Improving Student Communications
Просмотров 842 месяца назад
Your role as an AIARE Course Leader starts before students ever show up to their course-you have an opportunity to establish a positive learning environment and set your students up for success beginning with your first communication. This workshop establishes best practices for student communications and provides participants with some templates to use. Facilitators: Whitney Bradberry, AIARE M...
24/25 CE Series | Teaching Groups with Mixed Travel Modes
Просмотров 1053 месяца назад
Group management is one of the most important-and most challenging-aspects of running a successful AIARE course, and that’s especially true when your students use a variety of travel modes. Whether you’re a skier, splitboarder, or snowshoer, you’ll likely encounter students who use travel modes you’re less familiar with. This workshop is a primer on managing groups with different speeds, experi...
Find the perfect AIARE course for you
Просмотров 604 месяца назад
Whether you're looking for a hut-based AIARE course, your preferred mode of travel, location-based, or specialty courses (like hut trips, WFR training, or affinity-based), our new "find an AIARE course" page just made it a lot easier to find the perfect course. If you have questions, contact your local AIARE provider to learn more! Find an AIARE course: find.avtraining.org/ Find an AIARE provid...
Deep Dive: RECCO Technology
Просмотров 1 тыс.Год назад
RECCO is a two-part system composed of a detector and a passive reflector integrated into outdoor clothing and gear. This rescue technology is used by organized rescue teams as an additional tool to more quickly locate people lost or hurt in the outdoors. Learn how and where RECCO is used and why being searchable can help rescuers reduce the amount of time search and rescue incidents require. P...
Avalanche Education: Which AIARE Course is Right for Me?
Просмотров 235Год назад
Curious to know what the difference between AIARE 1 and AIARE 2 is? AIARE Instructor and IFMGA guide Sheldon Kerr discusses what you'll learn on an AIARE 1, AIARE 2, and Rescue Course. Find an AIARE course near you: avtraining.org/providers/
23/24 CE Series: Curriculum Update: AIARE 1 Online Learning
Просмотров 351Год назад
We’ve received tons of feedback on our recreational online learning since we launched it in 2021. This summer, we made some significant upgrades to the online learning-including translating hard-to-digest content into plain English and turning sometimes-clunky quizzes into more effective checks for understanding. This one-hour workshop with AIARE Program Manager Emma Walker is a deep dive into ...
Worker Wellness in the Avalanche Industry
Просмотров 81Год назад
Worker Wellness in the Avalanche Industry
23/24 CE Series: Meet the Beacons Your Students are Bringing to Courses
Просмотров 523Год назад
23/24 CE Series: Meet the Beacons Your Students are Bringing to Courses
Recognizing and Avoiding Terrain Trap with Jeff Hambleton
Просмотров 227Год назад
Recognizing and Avoiding Terrain Trap with Jeff Hambleton
23/24 CE Series: Comparing Mapping Apps: What's the Best Fit for My Students?
Просмотров 441Год назад
23/24 CE Series: Comparing Mapping Apps: What's the Best Fit for My Students?
Snowmobile Edition: Follow Your Signal
Просмотров 3,5 тыс.Год назад
Snowmobile Edition: Follow Your Signal
Snowmobile Edition: Search for Signal
Просмотров 2,2 тыс.Год назад
Snowmobile Edition: Search for Signal
Are You Ready to Take the AIARE PRO 1 Course?
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.Год назад
Are You Ready to Take the AIARE PRO 1 Course?
22/23 CE Series: Current Research and Its Impact on Avalanche Education
Просмотров 127Год назад
22/23 CE Series: Current Research and Its Impact on Avalanche Education
Are you saying to turn your phone off when in Search mode, so it doesn't interfere with the transceiver? I'm a little confused with that part.
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Nice job. Those are two dedicated instructors moving our programs forward. Thanks.
NAPADS great for Natural Hazards and horrible for Deadly human triggered avalanches an avalanche professional dies every year in North America a guest in managed operations every year in North America in return avalanches with a shallow weak layer and concurrent activity REGARDLESS of slope within the alpha angle. Non-Rated dangerous observations of shooting cracks, collapsing and whumpfs often observed. Physics of Natural Hazards avalanches different from deadly human triggered avalanches. NPADS implementation in 1992. Demographics of avalanche deaths radically changed since then. NPADS focuses on crown and NOT on the source or origin or trigger of deadly events often 10s 100s even 1000s of feet from crown.
Thanks Sarah - good suggestions
Each individual backcountry traveller's should also carry first aid equipment appropriate to the activity and environment.
Please, where can I buy a few of these Recco Shield Vest?
I paid for pro description And can not assess my maps I down loaded So far no one can tell me how
May i have a question here ? If a beacon buried depth is 10 meters, could we get the signal on the surface of snow or debris ? any limitation value for that ? Thx a lot !
Great Info stoked to take the course on Jan 7th!! 🤙🏼
The online prep work for Pro 1 was excellent….I felt very well prepared for the course last year.
So glad to hear it!
i think a lot of women would like to hear this but it was never advertised via social media or emails, at least that i saw.
We're glad you enjoyed it! We did share via email and promoted the series via social.
Thank you guys
Thanks for the deep dive Doug and for all the practical tips
Good overview, Jason! Is AIARE/OnX offering 60/90 day trials for students in AIARE 1, 2, and AR? Caltopo & GAIA offer longer trials for AIARE students.
Great idea.
This is immensely helpful!! Thank you for taking the time to make this and provide it to candidates!! Looking forward to my PRO 1 this season!!
Thanks for having us! We appreciate all you guys do out there!
Great webinar but I was disappointed the Lego city tour got cut from the end ;) Seriously though thanks AIARE and Jonathan for this informative webinar!
This video series is great! Nice work AIARE!
Thanks crew!
Do you really want to send one person off to call for help before you locate and dig out the person buried by the avalanche?
Need for advanced life support is almost a certainty if someone is buried, so yes, if you can get it coming, call 911, and or send an SOS with your InReach or similar device. That said, if you are sure that cell service is a long skin, or ride to the top of the ridge etc., or you donlt have InReach, then probably not.
Where can we see the Google Docs?
Great presentation
All 5 videos very nicely educational. Informative and great reminders …. Thanks
Thanks for the kind words, we're glad to hear it!
Educative and Reminders
Nice
Nice
Well done! Thanks for the info and awesome video!