3-2-1-launch! 🚀
By recording and modeling the trajectories of bright orange concrete boulders equipped with high-tech sensors, 🇨🇭 @SLFDavos researchers can create hazard indication maps of the Swiss mountains. ⛰️
Rock on and read more ➡️ https://t.co/vSjXHtGaZo
#RAMMS XChange is back! We recently met with #rockfall practitioners from Switzerland, Germany and Austria to talk about upcoming features of RAMMS::Rockfall and the current challenges of hazard mapping and risk assessment. More: https://t.co/V6TZrnn7vu
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4/7⭐️#SAR_STAR using #DInSAR and the RAMMS::ROCKICE module @DasserGwen can identify potentially failing features & model exemplary cases. Check out 👀 Dasser et al., 2023 for more details: https://t.co/iTfXW6pCRN
New research article: Rockfall trajectory reconstruction: a flexible method utilizing video footage and high-resolution terrain models https://t.co/AlpJuimFFr
Welcome back @UNISvalbard. Contributing to the course AT-301 "Arctic Infrastructures in a Changing Climate" with #RAMMS theoretical and practical lessons. And our black box of hell - aka heavy field work equipment - finally made it, too... Fieldwork secured. Yay!
A new study in the Swiss Alps gives unprecedented insight into the rock shape dependence in rockfall hazard assessment. @SLFDavos @WSL_research @teamcaviezel https://t.co/15EoxMY8v2
The winter is not gone yet... Granulometry and field site study at Grüenbödeli today...
A field trip, however small, always helps chasing the inner processes of avalanche formation and rethinking the theories...
#RAMMS#AcademicTwitter#dataforcalibration
About last week's #rockfallexperiments...
We threw everything in we had. Looks like we were rewarded. Detailed analysis under way.
#dataforcalibration#RAMMS @WSL_research
📷 by Matthias Paintner
Small coverage about our ongoing work to advance RAMMS::AVALANCHE to powder avalanches. In Romontsch, our 4th National language, to challenge your interdisciplinarity or to put a new language on your lockdown to-do bucket list...
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https://t.co/63lCUjiuWl
A few impressions of our @Innosuisse project with the Swiss flexible rockfall barrier manufacturer @geobrugg. Mainly in German, nit the images speak their universal language...
Mit dem grössten Helikopter der Schweiz gegen Steinschläge https://t.co/stP9TTlQOl
Installation of our deadwood sections to the Grüenbödeli avalanche track... Now hoping for snow and some force measurements...
#RAMMS#officewithaview#dataforcalibration
Different year with lots of new boundary conditions... Nonetheless, we are also not letting 2020 go by untested... These beauties are waiting for tomorrows rock rolling test of the installed @geobrugg rockfall barrier at our Chant Sura test site. #dataforcalibration#RAMMS