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A 240 year History of Avalanche Risk in the Vosges Mountains from Nonconventional Sources
2016
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Despite their strong societal impact, systematic documentation of mountain risks remains poor. Thus, snow avalanche chronologies exceeding several decades are exceptional, especially in medium-high mountain ranges where activity can still be significant. This article implements a combination of historical and geographical methods leading to the reconstruction, at the scale of the entire Vosges Massif (north-east of France), of more than seven hundred avalanches that have occurred since the late
doi:10.5194/nhess-2016-395
fatcat:d7ckmjylvrfcxdxehfrpuwea4y