Papers of interest include: Forecasting the Demand for Skiing in the Western U.S. by John D. Landis; Snowbird Skier Capacity Estimate by Richard J. Gardiner and Beat vonAllman; The Heritage Mountain Funicular --largest cable railway by Beat von Allman; Aerial Passenger Tramway Codes and Standards by Charles F. Dwyer; Protection from and Control of Avalanches at Ski Resorts by G.F. Horton; and Avalanche Motion by R. Perla, T.T. Cheng, and D.M. McClung.

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