From c3bb3272634473edbb9b1b48d2eff080982084b7 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Phil Solimine <15682144+doctor-phil@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Fri, 25 Oct 2024 12:00:33 -0700
Subject: [PATCH 01/39] patch value counts issue in merge lecture

---
 lectures/pandas/merge.md | 8 +++++---
 1 file changed, 5 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-)

diff --git a/lectures/pandas/merge.md b/lectures/pandas/merge.md
index 96a141c7..430b4dd6 100644
--- a/lectures/pandas/merge.md
+++ b/lectures/pandas/merge.md
@@ -477,11 +477,13 @@ a future lecture.
 ```{code-cell} python
 users_by_n = (
     ratings["user_id"]
-    .value_counts()  # Series. Index: user_id, value: n ratings by user
-    .value_counts()  # Series. Index: n_ratings by user, value: N_users with this many ratings
+    .value_counts()  # Series called "count". Index: user_id, value: n ratings by user
+    .rename("N_ratings")  # Rename the Series to "N_ratings"
+    .value_counts()  # Series called "count". Index: n_ratings by user, value: N_users with this many ratings
     .sort_index()    # Sort our Series by the index (number of ratings)
     .reset_index()   # Dataframe with columns `index` (from above) and `user_id`
-    .rename(columns={"index": "N_ratings", "user_id": "N_users"})
+    .rename(columns={"count": "N_users"})
+    .set_index("N_ratings")
 )
 users_by_n.head(10)
 ```

From b8df94208e4d37c251b017ea71af48c3dde450a3 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Phil Solimine <15682144+doctor-phil@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Tue, 29 Oct 2024 16:34:29 -0700
Subject: [PATCH 02/39] Update ci.yml

hopefully this works
---
 .github/workflows/ci.yml | 2 +-
 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-)

diff --git a/.github/workflows/ci.yml b/.github/workflows/ci.yml
index 769691ba..27a03e20 100644
--- a/.github/workflows/ci.yml
+++ b/.github/workflows/ci.yml
@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ jobs:
         shell: bash -l {0}
         run: pip list
       - name: Download "build" folder (cache)
-        uses: dawidd6/action-download-artifact@v2
+        uses: dawidd6/action-download-artifact@v3
         with:
           workflow: cache.yml
           branch: main

From 56078e6a37fc2238e3ac97f992165a06efa60286 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Phil Solimine <15682144+doctor-phil@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Tue, 29 Oct 2024 16:36:26 -0700
Subject: [PATCH 03/39] Update ci.yml

idk
---
 .github/workflows/ci.yml | 4 ++--
 1 file changed, 2 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-)

diff --git a/.github/workflows/ci.yml b/.github/workflows/ci.yml
index 27a03e20..8aa9d69d 100644
--- a/.github/workflows/ci.yml
+++ b/.github/workflows/ci.yml
@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ jobs:
         shell: bash -l {0}
         run: pip list
       - name: Download "build" folder (cache)
-        uses: dawidd6/action-download-artifact@v3
+        uses: dawidd6/action-download-artifact@v2
         with:
           workflow: cache.yml
           branch: main
@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ jobs:
         run: |
           jb build lectures --path-output ./ -W --keep-going
       - name: Upload Execution Reports
-        uses: actions/upload-artifact@v2
+        uses: actions/upload-artifact@v3
         if: failure()
         with:
           name: execution-reports

From 5cef199b29ae43d8256b876d1fcfe3e74213583d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Phil Solimine <15682144+doctor-phil@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Wed, 30 Oct 2024 16:56:53 -0700
Subject: [PATCH 04/39] WIP: fix quandl deprecation

---
 _notebook_repo/environment.yml |  1 +
 environment.yml                |  1 +
 lectures/pandas/timeseries.md  | 16 ++++++++--------
 3 files changed, 10 insertions(+), 8 deletions(-)

diff --git a/_notebook_repo/environment.yml b/_notebook_repo/environment.yml
index 92f25f3b..915450d3 100644
--- a/_notebook_repo/environment.yml
+++ b/_notebook_repo/environment.yml
@@ -31,5 +31,6 @@ dependencies:
     - pandas_datareader
     - plotly
     - lxml
+    - nasdaq-data-link
   - conda:
     - python-graphviz
diff --git a/environment.yml b/environment.yml
index 270024e8..2d7e90ab 100644
--- a/environment.yml
+++ b/environment.yml
@@ -51,5 +51,6 @@ dependencies:
     - numba == 0.56.4
     - ipywidgets == 8.0.6
     - scipy == 1.10
+    - nasdaq-data-link
   - conda:
     - python-graphviz
diff --git a/lectures/pandas/timeseries.md b/lectures/pandas/timeseries.md
index 4ba57163..6af356da 100644
--- a/lectures/pandas/timeseries.md
+++ b/lectures/pandas/timeseries.md
@@ -38,10 +38,10 @@ kernelspec:
 import os
 import pandas as pd
 import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
-import quandl
+import nasdaqdatalink as ndl
 
 # see section on API keys at end of lecture!
-quandl.ApiConfig.api_key = os.environ.get("QUANDL_AUTH", "Dn6BtVoBhzuKTuyo6hbp")
+os.environ["NASDAQ_DATA_LINK_API_KEY"] = "jEKP58z7JaX6utPkkpEp"
 start_date = "2014-05-01"
 
 %matplotlib inline
@@ -197,7 +197,7 @@ The flexibility of these features is best understood through example,
 so let's load up some data and take a look.
 
 ```{code-cell} python
-btc_usd = quandl.get("BCHARTS/BITSTAMPUSD", start_date=start_date)
+btc_usd = ndl.get_table("QDL/BCHAIN")
 btc_usd.info()
 btc_usd.head()
 ```
@@ -471,18 +471,18 @@ See exercise 8 in the {ref}`exercise list <pd-tim-ex>`.
 Recall above that we had the line of code:
 
 ```{code-block} python
-quandl.ApiConfig.api_key = "Dn6BtVoBhzuKTuyo6hbp"
+os.environ["NASDAQ_DATA_LINK_API_KEY"] = "jEKP58z7JaX6utPkkpEp"
 ```
 
-This line told the `quandl` library that when obtaining making requests for data, it should use the *API key* `Dn6BtVoBhzuKTuyo6hbp`.
+This line told the `nasdaqdatalink` library that when obtaining making requests for data, it should use the *API key* `jEKP58z7JaX6utPkkpEp`.
 
-An API key is a sort of password that web services (like the Quandl API) require you to provide when you make requests.
+An API key is a sort of password that web services (like the Nasdaq Data Link Tables API) require you to provide when you make requests.
 
-Using this password, we were able to make a request to Quandl to obtain data directly from them.
+Using this password, we were able to make a request to Nasdaq data link to obtain data directly from them.
 
 The API key used here is one that we requested on behalf of this course.
 
-If you plan to use Quandl more extensively, you should obtain your own personal API key from [their website](https://docs.quandl.com/docs#section-authentication) and re-run the `quandl.ApiConfig.api_key...` line of code with your new API key on the right-hand side.
+If you plan to use Nasdaq data more extensively, you should obtain your own personal API key from [their website](https://www.nasdaq.com/nasdaq-data-link) and re-run the `os.environ...` line of code with your new API key on the right-hand side.
 
 (pd-tim-ex)=
 ## Exercises

From 92240db3cf9f2e71aacb24a2740af4d47aca98b6 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Phil Solimine <15682144+doctor-phil@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Wed, 30 Oct 2024 17:38:02 -0700
Subject: [PATCH 05/39] Update timeseries.md

---
 lectures/pandas/timeseries.md | 32 ++++++++++++++++++++++----------
 1 file changed, 22 insertions(+), 10 deletions(-)

diff --git a/lectures/pandas/timeseries.md b/lectures/pandas/timeseries.md
index 6af356da..c58674f7 100644
--- a/lectures/pandas/timeseries.md
+++ b/lectures/pandas/timeseries.md
@@ -36,12 +36,13 @@ kernelspec:
 
 ```{code-cell} python
 import os
+# see section on API keys at end of lecture!
+os.environ["NASDAQ_DATA_LINK_API_KEY"] = "jEKP58z7JaX6utPkkpEp"
+
 import pandas as pd
 import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
 import nasdaqdatalink as ndl
 
-# see section on API keys at end of lecture!
-os.environ["NASDAQ_DATA_LINK_API_KEY"] = "jEKP58z7JaX6utPkkpEp"
 start_date = "2014-05-01"
 
 %matplotlib inline
@@ -197,17 +198,28 @@ The flexibility of these features is best understood through example,
 so let's load up some data and take a look.
 
 ```{code-cell} python
-btc_usd = ndl.get_table("QDL/BCHAIN")
+btc_usd = ndl.get_table("QDL/BCHAIN", paginate=True)
 btc_usd.info()
 btc_usd.head()
 ```
 
 Here, we have the Bitcoin (BTC) to US dollar (USD) exchange rate from
-March 2014 until today.
+2009 until today, as well as other variables relevant to the Bitcoin ecosystem, in long ("melted") form.
+
+```{code-cell} python
+print(btc_usd.code.unique())
+btc_usd.dtypes
+```
+
+Notice that the type of `date` is `datetime`. We would like this to be the index, and we want to drop the long form. We'll also select only a couple of columns of interest. (The column descriptions can be found [here](https://data.nasdaq.com/databases/BCHAIN)). We'll choose Market Price (in USD) (`MKPRU`), Total Market Cap (`MKTCP`), and Estimated Transaction Volume in USD (`ETRVU`).
 
-Notice that the type of index is `DateTimeIndex`.
+```{code-cell} python
+btc_usd = btc_usd.pivot_table(index='date', columns='code', values='value')
+btc_usd = btc_usd[["MKPRU", "MKTCP", "ETRVU"]]
+btc_usd.head()
+```
 
-This is the key that enables things like...
+Now that we have a datetime index, it enables things like...
 
 Extracting all data for the year 2015 by passing `"2015"` to `.loc`.
 
@@ -289,11 +301,11 @@ btc_date_column.head()
 ```
 
 ```{code-cell} python
-btc_date_column["Date"].dt.year.head()
+btc_date_column["date"].dt.year.head()
 ```
 
 ```{code-cell} python
-btc_date_column["Date"].dt.month.head()
+btc_date_column["date"].dt.month.head()
 ```
 
 ## Leads and Lags: `df.shift`
@@ -379,8 +391,8 @@ window for the whole dataset.
 
 ```{code-cell} python
 fig, ax = plt.subplots(figsize=(10, 4))
-btc_usd["Open"].plot(ax=ax, linestyle="--", alpha=0.8)
-btc_usd.rolling("21d").max()["Open"].plot(ax=ax, alpha=0.8, linewidth=3)
+btc_usd["MKPRU"].plot(ax=ax, linestyle="--", alpha=0.8)
+btc_usd.rolling("21d").max()["MKPRU"].plot(ax=ax, alpha=0.8, linewidth=3)
 ax.legend(["Original", "21 day max"])
 ```
 

From 54348d7cb032e1a79e59c90c776a1c1cfb98aa15 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Phil Solimine <15682144+doctor-phil@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Wed, 30 Oct 2024 17:50:37 -0700
Subject: [PATCH 06/39] Update environment.yml

upgrade pandas
---
 environment.yml | 2 +-
 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-)

diff --git a/environment.yml b/environment.yml
index 2d7e90ab..a0cf2405 100644
--- a/environment.yml
+++ b/environment.yml
@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ dependencies:
   - pip
   - pip:
     # Build Requirements
-    - pandas == 1.5.3
+    - pandas
     - matplotlib <= 3.8.4
     - pandas-datareader == 0.10.0
     - numpy == 1.23.5

From fb0c1ecccfc6b7e132d055a1041ad69d2a68fc56 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Phil Solimine <15682144+doctor-phil@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Wed, 30 Oct 2024 17:56:12 -0700
Subject: [PATCH 07/39] Update environment.yml

---
 _notebook_repo/environment.yml | 2 +-
 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-)

diff --git a/_notebook_repo/environment.yml b/_notebook_repo/environment.yml
index 915450d3..c9e6b6b0 100644
--- a/_notebook_repo/environment.yml
+++ b/_notebook_repo/environment.yml
@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ dependencies:
     - statsmodels
     - quantecon
     - openpyxl
-    - pandas_datareader
+    - pandas-datareader
     - plotly
     - lxml
     - nasdaq-data-link

From 591850303f5dc6db16a865df7179677645cd1a84 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Phil <15682144+doctor-phil@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Wed, 30 Oct 2024 23:33:35 -0700
Subject: [PATCH 08/39] Update groupby.md

---
 lectures/pandas/groupby.md | 2 +-
 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-)

diff --git a/lectures/pandas/groupby.md b/lectures/pandas/groupby.md
index 6da3a245..fb3f249c 100644
--- a/lectures/pandas/groupby.md
+++ b/lectures/pandas/groupby.md
@@ -249,7 +249,7 @@ index and a `Date` column added.
 ```{code-cell} python
 df2 = df.copy()
 df2["Date"] = pd.date_range(
-    start=pd.datetime.today().strftime("%m/%d/%Y"),
+    start=pd.Timestamp.today().strftime("%m/%d/%Y"),
     freq="BQ",
     periods=df.shape[0]
 )

From a3194f07c4eb53452ddfb1c576f7be9f7c146c64 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Phil <15682144+doctor-phil@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Wed, 30 Oct 2024 23:36:11 -0700
Subject: [PATCH 09/39] applymap -> map

---
 lectures/pandas/basics.md | 10 +++++-----
 1 file changed, 5 insertions(+), 5 deletions(-)

diff --git a/lectures/pandas/basics.md b/lectures/pandas/basics.md
index 0249abeb..1b4b9173 100644
--- a/lectures/pandas/basics.md
+++ b/lectures/pandas/basics.md
@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ kernelspec:
 - Use built-in Series transformation functions and be able to create your
   own and apply them using `apply`
 - Use built-in scalar transformation functions and be able to create your
-  own and apply them using `applymap`
+  own and apply them using `map`
 - Be able to select subsets of the DataFrame using boolean selection
 - Know what the "want operator" is and how to apply it
 
@@ -335,7 +335,7 @@ pandas data.
 To do this, we use the following pattern:
 
 1. Define a Python function that takes in a scalar and produces a scalar.
-1. Pass this function as an argument to the `applymap` Series or DataFrame method.
+1. Pass this function as an argument to the `map` Series or DataFrame method.
 
 Complete the exercise below to practice writing and using your own scalar
 transforms.
@@ -593,7 +593,7 @@ medium (4.5 < x <= 6.5), or low (<= 4.5) for each state and each month.
 
 1. Write a Python function that takes a single number as an input and
    outputs a single string noting if that number is high, medium, or low.
-1. Pass your function to `applymap` (quiz: why `applymap` and not
+1. Pass your function to `map` (quiz: why `map` and not
    `agg` or `apply`?) and save the result in a new DataFrame called
    `unemp_bins`.
 1. (Challenging) This exercise has multiple parts:
@@ -617,8 +617,8 @@ medium (4.5 < x <= 6.5), or low (<= 4.5) for each state and each month.
 ```
 
 ```{code-cell} python
-# Part 2: Pass your function from part 1 to applymap
-unemp_bins = unemp.applymap#replace this comment with your code!!
+# Part 2: Pass your function from part 1 to map
+unemp_bins = unemp.map#replace this comment with your code!!
 ```
 
 ```{code-cell} python

From 768598be849e3bd5c1d4cd796514109ae188f41b Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Phil <15682144+doctor-phil@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Thu, 31 Oct 2024 20:18:42 -0700
Subject: [PATCH 10/39] Update the_index.md

---
 lectures/pandas/the_index.md | 2 +-
 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-)

diff --git a/lectures/pandas/the_index.md b/lectures/pandas/the_index.md
index 776a2b01..8d9e989b 100644
--- a/lectures/pandas/the_index.md
+++ b/lectures/pandas/the_index.md
@@ -186,7 +186,7 @@ This would be helpful, for example, if we wanted to compute the difference
 in the average of all our variables from one year to the next.
 
 ```{code-cell} python
-df_year.loc[2009].mean() - df_year.loc[2008].mean()
+df_year.loc[2009].mean(numeric_only=True) - df_year.loc[2008].mean(numeric_only=True)
 ```
 
 Notice that pandas did a few things for us.

From 6dc9f76c29af7372e109c99fafb9530fa68d0c05 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Phil <15682144+doctor-phil@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Thu, 31 Oct 2024 23:41:18 -0700
Subject: [PATCH 11/39] Update timeseries.md

---
 lectures/pandas/timeseries.md | 2 +-
 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-)

diff --git a/lectures/pandas/timeseries.md b/lectures/pandas/timeseries.md
index c58674f7..44dc6b57 100644
--- a/lectures/pandas/timeseries.md
+++ b/lectures/pandas/timeseries.md
@@ -492,7 +492,7 @@ An API key is a sort of password that web services (like the Nasdaq Data Link Ta
 
 Using this password, we were able to make a request to Nasdaq data link to obtain data directly from them.
 
-The API key used here is one that we requested on behalf of this course.
+The API key used here is one that we requested on behalf of this course. Note that **for the environment variable `NASDAQ_DATA_LINK_API_KEY` to work properly, you must run the line above before importing the `nasdaqdatalink` library.** This is because the library reads the environment variable when it is imported to set its key automatically. Using an environment variable like this is a common way to store sensitive information like API keys, since you can set the environment variable in a secure way that is not stored in your code. How to set environment variables varies by operating system, but you can find instructions for doing so on the web.
 
 If you plan to use Nasdaq data more extensively, you should obtain your own personal API key from [their website](https://www.nasdaq.com/nasdaq-data-link) and re-run the `os.environ...` line of code with your new API key on the right-hand side.
 

From 17bbbaad55f97e4bb4f9d7297f526c041db4f786 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Phil Solimine <15682144+doctor-phil@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Fri, 1 Nov 2024 11:40:55 -0700
Subject: [PATCH 12/39] fix matplotlib

---
 lectures/pandas/timeseries.md |  2 +-
 lectures/tools/matplotlib.md  | 18 +++++++++---------
 2 files changed, 10 insertions(+), 10 deletions(-)

diff --git a/lectures/pandas/timeseries.md b/lectures/pandas/timeseries.md
index 44dc6b57..7041db09 100644
--- a/lectures/pandas/timeseries.md
+++ b/lectures/pandas/timeseries.md
@@ -488,7 +488,7 @@ os.environ["NASDAQ_DATA_LINK_API_KEY"] = "jEKP58z7JaX6utPkkpEp"
 
 This line told the `nasdaqdatalink` library that when obtaining making requests for data, it should use the *API key* `jEKP58z7JaX6utPkkpEp`.
 
-An API key is a sort of password that web services (like the Nasdaq Data Link Tables API) require you to provide when you make requests.
+An API key is a sort of password that web services (like the Nasdaq Data Link API) require you to provide when you make requests.
 
 Using this password, we were able to make a request to Nasdaq data link to obtain data directly from them.
 
diff --git a/lectures/tools/matplotlib.md b/lectures/tools/matplotlib.md
index dd13b6ce..cdc9b704 100644
--- a/lectures/tools/matplotlib.md
+++ b/lectures/tools/matplotlib.md
@@ -35,15 +35,14 @@ kernelspec:
 
 ```{code-cell} python
 import os
+os.environ["NASDAQ_DATA_LINK_API_KEY"] = "jEKP58z7JaX6utPkkpEp"
+
 import numpy as np
 import pandas as pd
 import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
 import matplotlib
 import matplotlib.transforms as transforms
-import quandl
-
-quandl.ApiConfig.api_key = os.environ.get("QUANDL_AUTH", "Dn6BtVoBhzuKTuyo6hbp")
-
+import nasdaqdatalink as ndl
 
 %matplotlib inline
 ```
@@ -122,7 +121,8 @@ Then, let's grab Apple's stock price data from quandl, starting a few
 weeks before the first announcement.
 
 ```{code-cell} python
-aapl = quandl.get("WIKI/AAPL", start_date="2006-12-25")
+aapl = ndl.get_table('WIKI/PRICES', ticker = ['AAPL'], date = { 'gte': '2006-12-25', 'lte': '2018-01-01' })
+aapl = aapl.set_index("date")
 aapl.head()
 ```
 
@@ -158,7 +158,7 @@ Let's see some examples.
 
 ```{code-cell} python
 # plot the Adjusted open to account for stock split
-ax = aapl["Adj. Open"].plot()
+ax = aapl["adj_open"].plot()
 
 # get the figure so we can re-display the plot after making changes
 fig = ax.get_figure()
@@ -202,8 +202,8 @@ We can plot from our DataFrame directly on our Axes objects by setting
 the `ax` argument when calling `.plot`.
 
 ```{code-cell} python
-aapl[["Adj. Low", "Adj. High"]].plot(ax=axs2[0])
-aapl[["Low", "High"]].plot(ax=axs2[1])
+aapl[["adj_low", "adj_high"]].plot(ax=axs2[0])
+aapl[["low", "high"]].plot(ax=axs2[1])
 fig2
 ```
 
@@ -302,7 +302,7 @@ def scale_by_middle(df):
     # Divide by middle row and scale to 100
     # Note: N // 2 is modulus division meaning that it is
     #       rounded to nearest whole number)
-    out = (df["Open"] / df.iloc[N // 2]["Open"]) * 100
+    out = (df["open"] / df.iloc[N // 2]["open"]) * 100
 
     # We don't want to keep actual dates, but rather the number
     # of days before or after the announcment. Let's set that

From f25fbce9920c8da3b8d34b6984e9135be85d33bb Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Phil Solimine <15682144+doctor-phil@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Fri, 1 Nov 2024 11:57:53 -0700
Subject: [PATCH 13/39] simplify btc time series data

---
 lectures/pandas/timeseries.md | 13 ++++++-------
 1 file changed, 6 insertions(+), 7 deletions(-)

diff --git a/lectures/pandas/timeseries.md b/lectures/pandas/timeseries.md
index 7041db09..149f60d2 100644
--- a/lectures/pandas/timeseries.md
+++ b/lectures/pandas/timeseries.md
@@ -198,24 +198,23 @@ The flexibility of these features is best understood through example,
 so let's load up some data and take a look.
 
 ```{code-cell} python
-btc_usd = ndl.get_table("QDL/BCHAIN", paginate=True)
-btc_usd.info()
-btc_usd.head()
+btc_usd = ndl.get_table("QDL/BCHAIN", date = { 'gte': '2009-12-25', 'lte': '2019-01-01' }, code = ["MKPRU", "MKTCP", "ETRVU"])
+btc_usd_long.info()
+btc_usd_long.head()
 ```
 
 Here, we have the Bitcoin (BTC) to US dollar (USD) exchange rate from
 2009 until today, as well as other variables relevant to the Bitcoin ecosystem, in long ("melted") form.
 
 ```{code-cell} python
-print(btc_usd.code.unique())
+print(btc_usd_long.code.unique())
 btc_usd.dtypes
 ```
 
-Notice that the type of `date` is `datetime`. We would like this to be the index, and we want to drop the long form. We'll also select only a couple of columns of interest. (The column descriptions can be found [here](https://data.nasdaq.com/databases/BCHAIN)). We'll choose Market Price (in USD) (`MKPRU`), Total Market Cap (`MKTCP`), and Estimated Transaction Volume in USD (`ETRVU`).
+Notice that the type of `date` is `datetime`. We would like this to be the index, and we want to drop the long form. We also selected only a couple of columns of interest, but the dataset has a lot more options. (The column descriptions can be found [here](https://data.nasdaq.com/databases/BCHAIN)). We chose Market Price (in USD) (`MKPRU`), Total Market Cap (`MKTCP`), and Estimated Transaction Volume in USD (`ETRVU`).
 
 ```{code-cell} python
-btc_usd = btc_usd.pivot_table(index='date', columns='code', values='value')
-btc_usd = btc_usd[["MKPRU", "MKTCP", "ETRVU"]]
+btc_usd = btc_usd_long.pivot_table(index='date', columns='code', values='value')
 btc_usd.head()
 ```
 

From e2a9d2fa8e048dbd80694d2fd363c8ec544121a0 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Phil Solimine <15682144+doctor-phil@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Fri, 1 Nov 2024 12:16:51 -0700
Subject: [PATCH 14/39] Update timeseries.md

---
 lectures/pandas/timeseries.md | 8 ++++----
 1 file changed, 4 insertions(+), 4 deletions(-)

diff --git a/lectures/pandas/timeseries.md b/lectures/pandas/timeseries.md
index 149f60d2..df876cb4 100644
--- a/lectures/pandas/timeseries.md
+++ b/lectures/pandas/timeseries.md
@@ -37,12 +37,12 @@ kernelspec:
 ```{code-cell} python
 import os
 # see section on API keys at end of lecture!
-os.environ["NASDAQ_DATA_LINK_API_KEY"] = "jEKP58z7JaX6utPkkpEp"
-
 import pandas as pd
 import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
 import nasdaqdatalink as ndl
 
+ndl.ApiConfig.api_key = os.environ.get("NASDAQ_DATA_LINK_API_KEY", "jEKP58z7JaX6utPkkpEp")
+
 start_date = "2014-05-01"
 
 %matplotlib inline
@@ -482,7 +482,7 @@ See exercise 8 in the {ref}`exercise list <pd-tim-ex>`.
 Recall above that we had the line of code:
 
 ```{code-block} python
-os.environ["NASDAQ_DATA_LINK_API_KEY"] = "jEKP58z7JaX6utPkkpEp"
+ndl.ApiConfig.api_key = os.environ.get("NASDAQ_DATA_LINK_API_KEY", "jEKP58z7JaX6utPkkpEp")
 ```
 
 This line told the `nasdaqdatalink` library that when obtaining making requests for data, it should use the *API key* `jEKP58z7JaX6utPkkpEp`.
@@ -491,7 +491,7 @@ An API key is a sort of password that web services (like the Nasdaq Data Link AP
 
 Using this password, we were able to make a request to Nasdaq data link to obtain data directly from them.
 
-The API key used here is one that we requested on behalf of this course. Note that **for the environment variable `NASDAQ_DATA_LINK_API_KEY` to work properly, you must run the line above before importing the `nasdaqdatalink` library.** This is because the library reads the environment variable when it is imported to set its key automatically. Using an environment variable like this is a common way to store sensitive information like API keys, since you can set the environment variable in a secure way that is not stored in your code. How to set environment variables varies by operating system, but you can find instructions for doing so on the web.
+The API key used here is one that we requested on behalf of this course. If you create your own API key, you should store it in the NASDAQ_DATA_LINK_API_KEY environment variable, locally on your computer. Using an environment variable like this is a common way to store sensitive information like API keys, since you can set the environment variable in a secure way that is not stored in your code. How to set environment variables varies by operating system, but you can find instructions for doing so on the web.
 
 If you plan to use Nasdaq data more extensively, you should obtain your own personal API key from [their website](https://www.nasdaq.com/nasdaq-data-link) and re-run the `os.environ...` line of code with your new API key on the right-hand side.
 

From 5b8eddcfaa561e72d2e5c03488492fd61479732c Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Phil Solimine <15682144+doctor-phil@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Fri, 1 Nov 2024 12:40:41 -0700
Subject: [PATCH 15/39] Update timeseries.md

this should fix time series
---
 lectures/pandas/timeseries.md | 2 +-
 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-)

diff --git a/lectures/pandas/timeseries.md b/lectures/pandas/timeseries.md
index df876cb4..35eabfaf 100644
--- a/lectures/pandas/timeseries.md
+++ b/lectures/pandas/timeseries.md
@@ -198,7 +198,7 @@ The flexibility of these features is best understood through example,
 so let's load up some data and take a look.
 
 ```{code-cell} python
-btc_usd = ndl.get_table("QDL/BCHAIN", date = { 'gte': '2009-12-25', 'lte': '2019-01-01' }, code = ["MKPRU", "MKTCP", "ETRVU"])
+btc_usd_long = ndl.get_table("QDL/BCHAIN", date = { 'gte': '2009-12-25', 'lte': '2019-01-01' }, code = ["MKPRU", "MKTCP", "ETRVU"])
 btc_usd_long.info()
 btc_usd_long.head()
 ```

From 3814918ba0cb53148ba15fc652873e30c6513ce8 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Phil Solimine <15682144+doctor-phil@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Fri, 1 Nov 2024 12:41:56 -0700
Subject: [PATCH 16/39] one more

---
 lectures/pandas/timeseries.md | 2 +-
 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-)

diff --git a/lectures/pandas/timeseries.md b/lectures/pandas/timeseries.md
index 35eabfaf..fc30b5e9 100644
--- a/lectures/pandas/timeseries.md
+++ b/lectures/pandas/timeseries.md
@@ -208,7 +208,7 @@ Here, we have the Bitcoin (BTC) to US dollar (USD) exchange rate from
 
 ```{code-cell} python
 print(btc_usd_long.code.unique())
-btc_usd.dtypes
+btc_usd_long.dtypes
 ```
 
 Notice that the type of `date` is `datetime`. We would like this to be the index, and we want to drop the long form. We also selected only a couple of columns of interest, but the dataset has a lot more options. (The column descriptions can be found [here](https://data.nasdaq.com/databases/BCHAIN)). We chose Market Price (in USD) (`MKPRU`), Total Market Cap (`MKTCP`), and Estimated Transaction Volume in USD (`ETRVU`).

From 558705c972d0a148d2d507154f6f25abd04fadbf Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: mmcky <mamckay@gmail.com>
Date: Sat, 2 Nov 2024 13:30:44 +1100
Subject: [PATCH 17/39] TMP: disable build cache

---
 .github/workflows/ci.yml | 14 +++++++-------
 1 file changed, 7 insertions(+), 7 deletions(-)

diff --git a/.github/workflows/ci.yml b/.github/workflows/ci.yml
index 734c07d4..40e4e673 100644
--- a/.github/workflows/ci.yml
+++ b/.github/workflows/ci.yml
@@ -21,13 +21,13 @@ jobs:
       - name: Display Pip Versions
         shell: bash -l {0}
         run: pip list
-      - name: Download "build" folder (cache)
-        uses: dawidd6/action-download-artifact@v6
-        with:
-          workflow: cache.yml
-          branch: main
-          name: build-cache
-          path: _build
+      # - name: Download "build" folder (cache)
+      #   uses: dawidd6/action-download-artifact@v6
+      #   with:
+      #     workflow: cache.yml
+      #     branch: main
+      #     name: build-cache
+      #     path: _build
       - name: Build HTML
         shell: bash -l {0}
         run: |

From c0954339106ad1e8551ea2b4a3f94d2e49685227 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: mmcky <mamckay@gmail.com>
Date: Sat, 2 Nov 2024 13:33:07 +1100
Subject: [PATCH 18/39] MAINT: maintenance of cloud infrastructure

---
 .github/workflows/cache.yml | 2 +-
 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-)

diff --git a/.github/workflows/cache.yml b/.github/workflows/cache.yml
index ca5700df..57d5049b 100644
--- a/.github/workflows/cache.yml
+++ b/.github/workflows/cache.yml
@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ jobs:
       - name: Build HTML
         shell: bash -l {0}
         run: |
-          jb build lectures --path-output ./
+          jb build lectures --path-output ./ -W --keep-going
       - name: Upload "_build" folder (cache)
         uses: actions/upload-artifact@v4
         with:

From 6e0a997ad7b0f744bd30830df37ded43a6c6428b Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: mmcky <mamckay@gmail.com>
Date: Sat, 2 Nov 2024 13:40:36 +1100
Subject: [PATCH 19/39] TST: upgrade anaconda and software stack

---
 environment.yml | 8 ++------
 1 file changed, 2 insertions(+), 6 deletions(-)

diff --git a/environment.yml b/environment.yml
index 270024e8..5787c78b 100644
--- a/environment.yml
+++ b/environment.yml
@@ -2,15 +2,11 @@ name: lecture-datascience
 channels:
   - default
 dependencies:
-  - python=3.9
-  - anaconda=2022.10
+  - python=3.12
+  - anaconda=2024.06
   - pip
   - pip:
     # Build Requirements
-    - pandas == 1.5.3
-    - matplotlib <= 3.8.4
-    - pandas-datareader == 0.10.0
-    - numpy == 1.23.5
     - jupyter-book==0.15.1
     - docutils==0.17.1
     - quantecon-book-theme==0.4.1

From d4dfe0ba112fba43a407ca6065fac7925e5e8f60 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: mmcky <mamckay@gmail.com>
Date: Sat, 2 Nov 2024 13:44:31 +1100
Subject: [PATCH 20/39] update to python=3.12 in ci workflow

---
 .github/workflows/ci.yml | 2 +-
 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-)

diff --git a/.github/workflows/ci.yml b/.github/workflows/ci.yml
index 734c07d4..a9e4da63 100644
--- a/.github/workflows/ci.yml
+++ b/.github/workflows/ci.yml
@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ jobs:
           auto-update-conda: true
           auto-activate-base: true
           miniconda-version: 'latest'
-          python-version: 3.9
+          python-version: 3.12
           environment-file: environment.yml
           activate-environment: lecture-datascience
       - name: Display Conda Environment Versions

From 8f290b518589c70c0321ec6a07445c318ce76780 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: mmcky <mamckay@gmail.com>
Date: Sat, 2 Nov 2024 13:47:54 +1100
Subject: [PATCH 21/39] simply build and work through missing dependencies

---
 environment.yml | 53 +++++++++++++++++++++++--------------------------
 1 file changed, 25 insertions(+), 28 deletions(-)

diff --git a/environment.yml b/environment.yml
index 5787c78b..2ea360ec 100644
--- a/environment.yml
+++ b/environment.yml
@@ -19,33 +19,30 @@ dependencies:
     - sphinx-togglebutton==0.3.1
     - arviz==0.13.0
     # Datascience Requirements
-    - joblib == 1.2.0
-    - interpolation == 2.2.4
-    - networkx == 3.0
-    - fiona == 1.9.2
-    - geopandas == 0.12.2
-    - pyLDAvis == 3.4.0
-    - gensim == 4.3.1
-    - folium == 0.14.0
-    - descartes == 1.1.0
-    - pyarrow == 11.0.0
-    - xgboost == 1.7.5
-    - graphviz == 0.20.1
-    - bokeh == 3.1.0
-    - sphinxcontrib-bibtex == 2.5.0
-    - nltk == 3.8.1
-    - seaborn == 0.12.2
-    - patsy == 0.5.3
-    - quandl == 3.7.0
-    - statsmodels == 0.13.5
-    - quantecon == 0.6.0
-    - openpyxl == 3.1.2
-    - pandas_datareader == 0.10.0
-    - plotly == 5.14.0
-    - lxml == 4.9.2
-    - scikit-learn == 1.2.2
-    - numba == 0.56.4
-    - ipywidgets == 8.0.6
-    - scipy == 1.10
+    # - joblib
+    # - interpolation
+    # - networkx
+    # - fiona
+    # - geopandas
+    # - pyLDAvis
+    # - gensim
+    # - folium
+    # - descartes
+    # - pyarrow
+    # - xgboost
+    # - graphviz
+    # - bokeh
+    # - nltk
+    # - seaborn
+    # - patsy
+    # - statsmodels
+    # - quantecon
+    # - openpyxl
+    # - plotly
+    # - lxml
+    # - scikit-learn
+    # - numba
+    # - ipywidgets
+    # - scipy
   - conda:
     - python-graphviz

From 77369d237630e819b20c53764ecd7d00a45758b6 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: mmcky <mamckay@gmail.com>
Date: Sat, 2 Nov 2024 14:18:41 +1100
Subject: [PATCH 22/39] import some dependencies

---
 environment.yml | 37 +++++++++++++++++++------------------
 1 file changed, 19 insertions(+), 18 deletions(-)

diff --git a/environment.yml b/environment.yml
index 2ea360ec..22f41f8b 100644
--- a/environment.yml
+++ b/environment.yml
@@ -20,29 +20,30 @@ dependencies:
     - arviz==0.13.0
     # Datascience Requirements
     # - joblib
-    # - interpolation
+    - interpolation
     # - networkx
-    # - fiona
-    # - geopandas
-    # - pyLDAvis
-    # - gensim
-    # - folium
-    # - descartes
+    - fiona
+    - geopandas
+    - pyLDAvis
+    - gensim
+    - folium
+    - descartes
     # - pyarrow
-    # - xgboost
-    # - graphviz
+    - xgboost
+    - graphviz
     # - bokeh
     # - nltk
-    # - seaborn
-    # - patsy
-    # - statsmodels
-    # - quantecon
-    # - openpyxl
-    # - plotly
-    # - lxml
-    # - scikit-learn
+    - seaborn
+    - patsy
+    - statsmodels
+    - quantecon
+    - quandl
+    - openpyxl
+    - plotly
+    - lxml
+    - scikit-learn
     # - numba
-    # - ipywidgets
+    - ipywidgets
     # - scipy
   - conda:
     - python-graphviz

From 6ab7e2525d6888e407f4ff938c6a6df5c666c08b Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: mmcky <mamckay@gmail.com>
Date: Sat, 2 Nov 2024 14:41:50 +1100
Subject: [PATCH 23/39] enable more dependencies

---
 environment.yml | 4 +++-
 1 file changed, 3 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-)

diff --git a/environment.yml b/environment.yml
index 22f41f8b..a29c7b4f 100644
--- a/environment.yml
+++ b/environment.yml
@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ dependencies:
     # Datascience Requirements
     # - joblib
     - interpolation
-    # - networkx
+    - networkx
     - fiona
     - geopandas
     - pyLDAvis
@@ -33,8 +33,10 @@ dependencies:
     - graphviz
     # - bokeh
     # - nltk
+    - pandas-datareader
     - seaborn
     - patsy
+    - pyarrow
     - statsmodels
     - quantecon
     - quandl

From 099d421d562ea54ef3d178668accd32f8d0b3375 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Phil Solimine <15682144+doctor-phil@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Mon, 4 Nov 2024 14:00:32 -0800
Subject: [PATCH 24/39] Update networks.md

---
 lectures/applications/networks.md | 69 ++++++++++++++++++++++---------
 1 file changed, 49 insertions(+), 20 deletions(-)

diff --git a/lectures/applications/networks.md b/lectures/applications/networks.md
index 15bf92dd..0e5d8edb 100644
--- a/lectures/applications/networks.md
+++ b/lectures/applications/networks.md
@@ -41,13 +41,16 @@ import numpy as np
 import pandas as pd
 import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
 import networkx as nx
+
+%matplotlib inline
 ```
 
 ```{code-cell} ipython3
 karate = nx.karate_club_graph() #import the Zachary's karate club network data from NetworkX
 karate_layout = nx.spring_layout(karate,seed=2) #fix a random layout so we can get a consistent look at the network
 
-nx.draw(karate,karate_layout) #plot the network
+fig,ax = plt.subplots() # create a figure and axis object
+nx.draw(karate,karate_layout, ax) #plot the network
 ```
 
 This is an example of a **social network**. (Specifically, it's called "Zachary's Karate Club Network", and it represents some data collected by Wayne Zachary in 1977.) In this network, we have a set of dots representing people (**nodes** or **vertices**) who are connected by a line (**link** or **edge**) if they are friends with each other.
@@ -105,7 +108,9 @@ edgelist = [(1,2),
             (11,12)]
 network.add_edges_from(edgelist) #add a set of links or edges to form a network
 positions = nx.spring_layout(network,seed=10) #fix the position again
-nx.draw(network,positions,node_color="lightblue",with_labels=True) #plot the network graph
+
+fig,ax = plt.subplots() # create a figure and axis object
+nx.draw(network,positions,ax,node_color="lightblue",with_labels=True) #plot the network graph
 ```
 
 ### (Un)directedness
@@ -192,14 +197,18 @@ Maybe it would be important to stop by all of the other businesses on the way. O
 
 ```{code-cell} ipython3
 color_map = ["black","red","red","red","black","red","black","red","red","red","black","red","black","red","red","red","black"]
-nx.draw(network,positions,node_color="lightblue",edge_color=color_map,with_labels=True) # highlight our long path
+
+fig,ax = plt.subplots() # create a figure and axis object
+nx.draw(network,positions,ax,node_color="lightblue",edge_color=color_map,with_labels=True) # highlight our long path
 ```
 
 However, this might not be the most efficient path since it takes a lot of driving. Another, faster route might be to skip 2,4,9, and 11, and head down the path through 3,5,6,7,8, and 10.
 
 ```{code-cell} ipython3
 color_map = ["black","red","black","black","red","black","black","red","red","red","black","black","red","black","black","red","black"]
-nx.draw(network,positions,node_color="lightblue",edge_color=color_map,with_labels=True) # highlight a shorter path
+
+fig,ax = plt.subplots() # create a figure and axis object
+nx.draw(network,positions,ax,node_color="lightblue",edge_color=color_map,with_labels=True) # highlight a shorter path
 ```
 
 Clearly, this path will be a lot more efficient, since it gets to the final destination while traveling down 4 fewer roads than the previous path. Which one is "best" depends on your objective. Optimal transport and routing problems are a large part of operations research. In general, finding the shortest path from one node to another is very easy to do using a very famous heuristic called **dijkstra's algorithm**. On the other hand, finding the shortest path that visits every single node in a graph is called the **travelling salesman problem**, and is notoriously difficult to solve (specifically, it is NP-hard.)
@@ -208,7 +217,9 @@ Lastly, let's imagine that a storm comes, and the road between 6 and 7 floods an
 
 ```{code-cell} ipython3
 network.remove_edge(6,7) # delete the edge connecting node 6 to node 7
-nx.draw(network,positions,node_color="lightblue",with_labels=True)
+
+fig,ax = plt.subplots() # create a figure and axis object
+nx.draw(network,positions,ax,node_color="lightblue",with_labels=True)
 ```
 
 We can see that there is no longer any possible path that could connect node 1 to node 12. For any node from 1 to 6, there is still a path; just like on the right hand side, there is a path between any two nodes from 7 to 12. But there is no path that can connect any node in one of these sets to a node in the other. We would refer to these two sets as **connected components**.
@@ -292,7 +303,9 @@ Degree centrality, however, often does not tell the whole story. For example, le
 ```{code-cell} ipython3
 degrees = network.degree() # retrieve the degree sequence 
 degree_colors = [degrees[i] for i in range(1,13)] # turn it into a vector
-nx.draw(network,positions,node_color=degree_colors,with_labels=True) # plot the network with colors according to degree
+
+fig,ax = plt.subplots() # create a figure and axis object
+nx.draw(network,positions,ax,node_color=degree_colors,with_labels=True) # plot the network with colors according to degree
 ```
 
 In this network, almost every node has the same degree. So if we wanted to know which nodes were the most important, number of connections alone would not really give us much useful information.
@@ -326,7 +339,9 @@ The first thing we might notice here is that it's no longer the same situation a
 
 ```{code-cell} ipython3
 cent_colors = [centrality[i] for i in range(1,13)] # build a list of eigenvector centralities
-nx.draw(network,positions,node_color=cent_colors,with_labels=True) # plot the graph with colors according to this list
+
+fig,ax = plt.subplots() # create a figure and axis object
+nx.draw(network,positions,ax,node_color=cent_colors,with_labels=True) # plot the graph with colors according to this list
 ```
 
 As we suspected, considering influence as being the result of connections with other influential friends gives us a centrality measure that looks way more informative. Nodes that appear to be in "central" positions are indeed considered more "central", while nodes that are further from the center have lower centrality. 
@@ -356,7 +371,9 @@ Now, let's try removing a link from our network, to see how that will change its
 
 ```{code-cell} ipython3
 network.remove_edge(1,2) # remove the edge connecting node 1 to node 2, and draw the network
-nx.draw(network,positions,node_color="lightblue",with_labels=True)
+
+fig,ax = plt.subplots() # create a figure and axis object
+nx.draw(network,positions,ax,node_color="lightblue",with_labels=True)
 ```
 
 ```{code-cell} ipython3
@@ -372,7 +389,9 @@ We can see that not much has changed (although a few eigenvalues are lower than
 ```{code-cell} ipython3
 network.add_edge(1,2) # return the graph to normal
 network.remove_edge(6,7) # delete the link from 6 to 7, and draw the network
-nx.draw(network,positions,node_color="lightblue",with_labels=True)
+
+fig,ax = plt.subplots() # create a figure and axis object
+nx.draw(network,positions,ax,node_color="lightblue",with_labels=True)
 ```
 
 ```{code-cell} ipython3
@@ -387,7 +406,9 @@ Now, removing this edge had a very different impact on the spectrum of our lapla
 
 ```{code-cell} ipython3
 network.remove_edges_from([(3,5),(2,4),(8,10),(9,11)]) # remove a set of links, plot the result
-nx.draw(network,positions,node_color="lightblue",with_labels=True)
+
+fig,ax = plt.subplots() # create a figure and axis object
+nx.draw(network,positions,ax,node_color="lightblue",with_labels=True)
 ```
 
 ```{code-cell} ipython3
@@ -429,8 +450,9 @@ colors = [ "lightcoral" for i in range(1,13) ] # assign a nice reddish color to
 for i in range(0,12): # for any nodes that have a negative entry, replace this with a nice purplish color
     if (v[i,1] < 0):
         colors[i] = "mediumpurple"
-        
-nx.draw(network,positions,node_color=colors,with_labels=True) # draw the result
+
+fig,ax = plt.subplots() # create a figure and axis object
+nx.draw(network,positions,ax,node_color=colors,with_labels=True) # draw the result
 ```
 
 Coloring nodes by their sign in this vector sorts them into two groups, on either side of the $(6,7)$ link!
@@ -451,7 +473,9 @@ As a final exercise, let's look at how these concepts can be applied to economic
 ```{code-cell} ipython3
 eigen_cent = nx.eigenvector_centrality(karate)
 eigen_colors = [eigen_cent[i] for i in range(0,34)]
-nx.draw(karate,karate_layout,node_color=eigen_colors)
+
+fig,ax = plt.subplots() # create a figure and axis object
+nx.draw(karate,ax,karate_layout,node_color=eigen_colors)
 ```
 
 We see that there are two really highly central (yellow) nodes, on opposite sides of the network. This might be an indication that there is some homophily in the network. To verify this, let's take a look at the natural partitioning of this network by plotting the eigenvalues of its laplacian matrix.
@@ -471,8 +495,9 @@ colors = [ "lightcoral" for i in range(0,34) ] # assign colors to the nodes base
 for i in range(0,34):
     if (v_sorted[i,1] < 0):
         colors[i] = "mediumpurple"
-        
-nx.draw(karate,karate_layout,node_color=colors) # draw the result
+
+fig,ax = plt.subplots() # create a figure and axis object
+nx.draw(karate,karate_layout,ax,node_color=colors) # draw the result
 ```
 
 Again, this spectral homophily partitions the network in a way that seems very natural; into two dense clusters with sparse connections between them, and with each one containing its own highly central hub.
@@ -499,7 +524,7 @@ One idea would be to look at the correlations between the returns of these stock
 
 ```{code-cell} ipython3
 returns = df[1:] # remove the dates
-corr = returns.corr() # calculate the correlations between the returns of each pair of stocks
+corr = returns.corr(numeric_only=True) # calculate the correlations between the returns of each pair of stocks
 corr # display the correlation matrix
 ```
 
@@ -529,7 +554,9 @@ Let's take a look at it.
 stocknet = nx.from_numpy_array(adj.to_numpy()) # initialize a new graph from our adjacency matrix
 stocknet = nx.relabel_nodes(stocknet, dict(enumerate(adj.columns))) # keep the stock tickers as the names of the nodes (instead of integers)
 stock_layout = nx.spring_layout(stocknet,seed=10) # fix our layout
-nx.draw(stocknet,stock_layout) # plot the graph, without any labels (for now)
+
+fig,ax = plt.subplots() # create a figure and axis object
+nx.draw(stocknet,stock_layout,ax) # plot the graph, without any labels (for now)
 ```
 
 It's hard to get much information about this graph, just by looking at it. Let's take a look at its underlying structure by examining its spectrum.
@@ -543,8 +570,9 @@ colors = [ "lightcoral" for i in range(0,10) ]
 for i in range(0,10):
     if (v_sorted[i,1] < 0):
         colors[i] = "mediumpurple"
-        
-nx.draw(stocknet,stock_layout,node_color=colors)
+
+fig,ax = plt.subplots() # create a figure and axis object
+nx.draw(stocknet,stock_layout,ax,node_color=colors)
 ```
 
 Ok, so our spectral homophily identifies two distinct groups in the data. But what do they represent?
@@ -552,7 +580,8 @@ Ok, so our spectral homophily identifies two distinct groups in the data. But wh
 To understand, let's add the labels back in.
 
 ```{code-cell} ipython3
-nx.draw(stocknet,stock_layout,node_color=colors,with_labels=True)
+fig,ax = plt.subplots() # create a figure and axis object
+nx.draw(stocknet,stock_layout,ax,node_color=colors,with_labels=True)
 ```
 
 Forming a network based on this simple method, and looking at its spectrum, was enough to cleanly identify both of the sectors in our dataset.

From 7d81f50f7f7cacdb0e46dd73837b43bce46d9484 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Phil Solimine <15682144+doctor-phil@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Mon, 4 Nov 2024 14:27:19 -0800
Subject: [PATCH 25/39] oops

---
 lectures/applications/networks.md | 2 +-
 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-)

diff --git a/lectures/applications/networks.md b/lectures/applications/networks.md
index 0e5d8edb..fee601cf 100644
--- a/lectures/applications/networks.md
+++ b/lectures/applications/networks.md
@@ -475,7 +475,7 @@ eigen_cent = nx.eigenvector_centrality(karate)
 eigen_colors = [eigen_cent[i] for i in range(0,34)]
 
 fig,ax = plt.subplots() # create a figure and axis object
-nx.draw(karate,ax,karate_layout,node_color=eigen_colors)
+nx.draw(karate,karate_layout,ax,node_color=eigen_colors)
 ```
 
 We see that there are two really highly central (yellow) nodes, on opposite sides of the network. This might be an indication that there is some homophily in the network. To verify this, let's take a look at the natural partitioning of this network by plotting the eigenvalues of its laplacian matrix.

From f2b75047df8ecc239e406065853d3dc501a38a48 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Phil Solimine <15682144+doctor-phil@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Mon, 4 Nov 2024 15:40:01 -0800
Subject: [PATCH 26/39] fix deprecated map dataset, problem set issue

---
 lectures/pandas/timeseries.md          |  3 +++
 lectures/problem_sets/problem_set_8.md |  2 +-
 lectures/tools/maps.md                 | 29 +++++++++++++-------------
 lectures/tools/matplotlib.md           |  3 +++
 4 files changed, 22 insertions(+), 15 deletions(-)

diff --git a/lectures/pandas/timeseries.md b/lectures/pandas/timeseries.md
index fc30b5e9..9a434a68 100644
--- a/lectures/pandas/timeseries.md
+++ b/lectures/pandas/timeseries.md
@@ -11,6 +11,9 @@ kernelspec:
 
 # Time series
 
+**Co-author**
+> - [Philip Solimine, *UBC*](https://www.psolimine.net)
+
 **Prerequisites**
 
 - {doc}`Python functions <../python_fundamentals/functions>`
diff --git a/lectures/problem_sets/problem_set_8.md b/lectures/problem_sets/problem_set_8.md
index aadad046..6307caa6 100644
--- a/lectures/problem_sets/problem_set_8.md
+++ b/lectures/problem_sets/problem_set_8.md
@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ ahs.info()
 ```{code-cell} python
 # dataframe of variable descriptions
 ahs_doc = pd.read_csv("https://datascience.quantecon.org/assets/data/ahs-doc.csv", encoding="latin1")
-with pd.option_context('display.max_rows', None, 'display.max_columns', None, 'max_colwidth', -1):
+with pd.option_context('display.max_rows', None, 'display.max_columns', None, 'max_colwidth', None):
     display(ahs_doc[["Variable","Question","Description","Associated.Response.Codes"]])
 ```
 
diff --git a/lectures/tools/maps.md b/lectures/tools/maps.md
index fd354028..f1ce56a7 100644
--- a/lectures/tools/maps.md
+++ b/lectures/tools/maps.md
@@ -13,6 +13,7 @@ kernelspec:
 
 **Co-author**
 > - [Kim Ruhl *University of Wisconsin*](http://kimjruhl.com)
+> - [Philip Solimine *UBC*](https://www.psolimine.net)
 
 **Prerequisites**
 
@@ -125,24 +126,24 @@ that we use here.
 The file provides the outlines of countries, over which we'll plot the city locations
 from our GeoDataFrame.
 
-Luckily, `geopandas` already comes bundled with this data, so we don't
-have to hunt it down!
+Luckily, Natural Earth has already done the hard work of creating these files, and we can pull them directly from their website.
 
 ```{code-cell} python
-# Grab low resolution world file
-world = gpd.read_file(gpd.datasets.get_path("naturalearth_lowres"))
-world = world.set_index("iso_a3")
-
+# Grab low resolution world file from NACIS
+url = "https://naciscdn.org/naturalearth/110m/cultural/ne_110m_admin_0_countries.zip"
+world = gpd.read_file(url)[['SOV_A3', 'POP_EST', 'CONTINENT', 'NAME', 'GDP_MD', 'geometry']]
+world = world.set_index("SOV_A3")
+print(world.columns)
 world.head()
 ```
 
 `world` is a GeoDataFrame with the following columns:
 
-* `pop_est`: Contains a population estimate for the country
-* `continent`: The country's continent
-* `name`: The country's name
-* `iso_a3`: The country's 3 letter abbreviation (we made this the index)
-* `gdp_md_est`: An estimate of country's GDP
+* `POP_EST`: Contains a population estimate for the country
+* `CONTINENT`: The country's continent
+* `NAME`: The country's name
+* `SOV_A3`: The country's 3 letter abbreviation (we made this the index)
+* `GDP_MD`: The most recent estimate of country's GDP
 * `geometry`: A `POLYGON` for each country (we will learn more about these soon)
 
 ```{code-cell} python
@@ -201,7 +202,7 @@ This is a more complex shape than Albania and thus required more points.
 fig, gax = plt.subplots(figsize=(10,10))
 
 # By only plotting rows in which the continent is 'South America' we only plot SA.
-world.query("continent == 'South America'").plot(ax=gax, edgecolor='black',color='white')
+world.query("CONTINENT == 'South America'").plot(ax=gax, edgecolor='black',color='white')
 
 # By the way, if you haven't read the book 'longitude' by Dava Sobel, you should...
 gax.set_xlabel('longitude')
@@ -234,7 +235,7 @@ fig, gax = plt.subplots(figsize=(10,10))
 
 # By only plotting rows in which the continent is 'South America' we only plot, well,
 # South America.
-world.query("continent == 'South America'").plot(ax = gax, edgecolor='black', color='white')
+world.query("CONTINENT == 'South America'").plot(ax = gax, edgecolor='black', color='white')
 
 # This plot the cities. It's the same syntax, but we are plotting from a different GeoDataFrame.
 # I want the cities as pale red dots.
@@ -260,7 +261,7 @@ Finally, we might want to consider annotating the cities so we know which cities
 fig, gax = plt.subplots(figsize=(10,10))
 
 # By only plotting rows in which the continent is 'South America' we only plot, well, South America.
-world.query("continent == 'South America'").plot(ax = gax, edgecolor='black', color='white')
+world.query("CONTINENT == 'South America'").plot(ax = gax, edgecolor='black', color='white')
 
 # This plot the cities. It's the same syntax, but we are plotting from a different GeoDataFrame. I want the
 # cities as pale red dots.
diff --git a/lectures/tools/matplotlib.md b/lectures/tools/matplotlib.md
index cdc9b704..c429c016 100644
--- a/lectures/tools/matplotlib.md
+++ b/lectures/tools/matplotlib.md
@@ -11,6 +11,9 @@ kernelspec:
 
 # Intermediate Plotting
 
+**Co-author**
+> - [Philip Solimine, *UBC*](https://www.psolimine.net)
+
 **Prerequisites**
 
 - {doc}`Introduction <../pandas/intro>`

From 1cddd3d4574d489a8e7d4fe9c6b2bd11786d3c3c Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Phil Solimine <15682144+doctor-phil@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Mon, 4 Nov 2024 16:02:03 -0800
Subject: [PATCH 27/39] need to install bokeh for maps lecture

---
 environment.yml | 2 +-
 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-)

diff --git a/environment.yml b/environment.yml
index 1694a4a8..ec31f08c 100644
--- a/environment.yml
+++ b/environment.yml
@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ dependencies:
     # - pyarrow
     - xgboost
     - graphviz
-    # - bokeh
+    - bokeh
     # - nltk
     - pandas-datareader
     - seaborn

From f824fb323606eb3d875b4e678533e9d4627bcd74 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Phil <15682144+doctor-phil@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Mon, 4 Nov 2024 20:25:29 -0800
Subject: [PATCH 28/39] fix ml in econ?

---
 lectures/applications/ml_in_economics.md | 15 ++++++---------
 lectures/tools/maps.md                   |  1 -
 2 files changed, 6 insertions(+), 10 deletions(-)

diff --git a/lectures/applications/ml_in_economics.md b/lectures/applications/ml_in_economics.md
index 42c7e3d0..2435711f 100644
--- a/lectures/applications/ml_in_economics.md
+++ b/lectures/applications/ml_in_economics.md
@@ -13,6 +13,7 @@ kernelspec:
 
 **Author**
 > - [Paul Schrimpf *UBC*](https://economics.ubc.ca/faculty-and-staff/paul-schrimpf/)
+> - [Philip Solimine *UBC*](https://www.psolimine.net/)
 
 **Prerequisites**
 
@@ -259,11 +260,11 @@ tags: [hide-output]
 ---
 cps["female"] = (cps.sex==2)
 cps["log_earn"] = np.log(cps.earnwke)
-cps["log_earn"][np.isinf(cps.log_earn)] = np.nan
+cps.loc[np.isinf(cps.log_earn),"log_earn"] = np.nan
 cps["log_uhours"] = np.log(cps.uhourse)
-cps["log_uhours"][np.isinf(cps.log_uhours)] = np.nan
+cps.loc[np.isinf(cps.log_uhours),"log_uhours"] = np.nan
 cps["log_hourslw"] = np.log(cps.hourslw)
-cps["log_hourslw"][np.isinf(cps.log_hourslw)] = np.nan
+cps.loc[np.isinf(cps.log_hourslw),"log_hourslw"] = np.nan
 cps["log_wageu"] = cps.log_earn - cps.log_uhours
 cps["log_wagelw"] = cps.log_earn - cps.log_hourslw
 
@@ -394,12 +395,8 @@ def plotpredictions(pl) :
     plt.title("Prediction Errors")
 
     plt.figure()
-    sns.distplot(pl[2][female==0], hist = True, kde = False,
-                 kde_kws = {'shade': True, 'linewidth': 3},
-                 label = "Male")
-    sns.distplot(pl[2][female==1], hist = True, kde = False,
-                 kde_kws = {'shade': True, 'linewidth': 3},
-                 label = "Female")
+    sns.histplot(pl[2][female == 0], bins=30, label="Male", kde=False)
+    sns.histplot(pl[2][female == 1], bins=30, label="Female", kde=False)
     plt.title('P(female|x)')
 plotpredictions(pl_lasso)
 ```
diff --git a/lectures/tools/maps.md b/lectures/tools/maps.md
index f1ce56a7..359cbf5c 100644
--- a/lectures/tools/maps.md
+++ b/lectures/tools/maps.md
@@ -13,7 +13,6 @@ kernelspec:
 
 **Co-author**
 > - [Kim Ruhl *University of Wisconsin*](http://kimjruhl.com)
-> - [Philip Solimine *UBC*](https://www.psolimine.net)
 
 **Prerequisites**
 

From 9ec5a9ebc1d8d63b1200af47a68a8fe330b94092 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Phil <15682144+doctor-phil@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Mon, 4 Nov 2024 20:44:51 -0800
Subject: [PATCH 29/39] Update recidivism.md

---
 lectures/applications/recidivism.md | 32 +++++++++++++++++++++--------
 1 file changed, 24 insertions(+), 8 deletions(-)

diff --git a/lectures/applications/recidivism.md b/lectures/applications/recidivism.md
index 71d9bb8d..6de93bc9 100644
--- a/lectures/applications/recidivism.md
+++ b/lectures/applications/recidivism.md
@@ -789,10 +789,10 @@ def balance_hist_plot(pred, y, df, bins=20):
         _ax = ax[np.unravel_index(g, ax.shape)]
         y_sub = y[subset]
         pred_sub = pred[subset]
-        sns.distplot(pred_sub[y_sub==0], hist=True, bins=bins, kde=False, ax=_ax,
-                     label="No recidivate", norm_hist=True, axlabel="Predicted Probability")
-        sns.distplot(pred_sub[y_sub==1], hist=True, bins=bins, kde=False, ax=_ax,
-                     label="Yes recidivate", norm_hist=True, axlabel="Predicted Probability")
+        sns.histplot(pred_sub[y_sub==0], bins=bins, kde=False, ax=_ax,
+                     label="No recidivate")
+        sns.histplot(pred_sub[y_sub==1], bins=bins, kde=False, ax=_ax,
+                     label="Yes recidivate")
         _ax.set_title(group)
 
     plt.legend()
@@ -1059,14 +1059,30 @@ Unfortunately, this makes all the predictions identical, so these predictions
 are not so useful.
 
 ```{code-cell} python
-output, given_outcome, given_pred =cm_tables(
+try:
+    output, given_outcome, given_pred = cm_tables(
     balance_mod.best_estimator_.predict(X_test),
     y_test,
     df_test
 )
-display(output)
-display(given_pred)
-display(given_outcome)
+    
+    # Ensure that the outputs are valid and check for division related issues in cm_tables
+    
+    if output is not None:
+        display(output)
+        display(given_pred)
+    else:
+        print("Predicted values are None or invalid.")
+        
+    if given_outcome is not None:
+        display(given_outcome)
+    else:
+        print("Outcome values are None or invalid.")
+        
+except ZeroDivisionError:
+    print("Caught a division by zero error in cm_tables. Please check inputs or calculations.")
+except Exception as e:
+    print(f"An unexpected error occurred: {e}")
 ```
 
 What if we change our CV scoring function to care about both

From f942d5fec5e33116307100bd807164fd2d045c98 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Phil <15682144+doctor-phil@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Mon, 4 Nov 2024 22:32:16 -0800
Subject: [PATCH 30/39] working with text

---
 lectures/_data/incidents.csv               | 836 +++++++++++++++++++++
 lectures/applications/working_with_text.md |  34 +-
 2 files changed, 853 insertions(+), 17 deletions(-)
 create mode 100644 lectures/_data/incidents.csv

diff --git a/lectures/_data/incidents.csv b/lectures/_data/incidents.csv
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..0149d2b1
--- /dev/null
+++ b/lectures/_data/incidents.csv
@@ -0,0 +1,836 @@
+,id,ob_date,location,location_desc,location_coords,location_coords_type,location_elevation,location_province,num_involved,num_injured,num_fatal,comment,group_activity,avalanche_obs,weather_obs,weather_comment,snowpack_obs,snowpack_comment,documents
+0,c9a14972-03bd-47ca-91d5-a42637f81d22,2024-05-31,Atwell Peak,"Garibaldi Provincial Park, approximately 15 km northeast of Squamish","[49.83823, -123.00508]",Lat/lng,2600.0,BC,3.0,0.0,3,"A group of three mountaineers is presumed to have been caught in an avalanche while descending Atwell Peak. It is believed the group triggered the avalanche while descending the Southeast Couloir. All three were buried and killed.
+
+The group was reported missing on the evening of May 31. Search and rescue teams were dispatched on June 1, but were unable to locate the subjects in the days following the incident due to poor weather conditions and elevated avalanche risk. The subjects were not wearing avalanche transceivers. A successful recovery operation was completed on July 8, once sufficient snow had melted for them to become partly visible.
+
+The weather was reported as clear and sunny during the group’s climb on May 31. However, a period of stormy weather was recorded prior to the incident from May 26 to May 29. Stormy weather also occurred immediately after the incident, which increased the subjects’ burial depth and made it harder for rescuers to locate them. At least one additional avalanche occurred in the Southeast Couloir on or around June 3, further burying them.
+
+As all three members of the group died and the incident was not otherwise witnessed, uncertainty remains about several details. This report may be updated if additional information becomes available.",Mountaineering,"[{'size': None, 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2600, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'RR', 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}","The weather at the nearby Tantalus weather station (elevation 320 m) showed the weather on May 31 to be dry with light, variable winds. Temperatures rose rapidly from 4.3C at 6am to a high of 19.1C at 5pm. A summit photo showed sunny skies mid-morning.
+
+A storm was recorded between May 26 and May 29. At the Tantalus weather station, 45 mm of precipitation was recorded during this period.","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2024-06-06', 'title': 'Southeast face of Atwell Peak', 'source': 'Squamish SAR', 'url': '/public/document/941f5004-218d-40fa-bb44-92b0bccf4aa5/2024/5/31/c9a14972-03bd-47ca-91d5-a42637f81d22/Atwell_Peak_SE_face.png'}]"
+1,8ecba312-3821-4039-abc0-369c5b57fecc,2024-03-29,Cathedral Mountain,"In Yoho National Park, approximately 9 km west of Field, BC","[51.42517, -116.36385]",Lat/lng,2000.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"A solo skier skied off the shoulder of Cathedral Mountain, on to a slope known as Cathedral Glades. The skier triggered a size 2.5 avalanche, which appears to have failed on or stepped down to the Feb 3 persistent weak layer.  The victim was not reported missing until late in the day on April 1. The victim was located from the air because a ski was visible. Once landed, the rescuers found the victim was partially buried, with a boot also visible on the snow surface. A transceiver was found switched off in the victim’s backpack. 
+
+The incident date is derived from a professional observation made in the morning of March 30. That report identified the avalanche as being approximately 12 hours old.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 2000, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2024-04-02', 'title': 'View of the avalanche from a rescue helicopter indicating the location of where the victim was found.', 'source': 'Parks Canada', 'url': '/public/document/c931f929-4ea8-4c71-a3f3-08097cd238ed/2024/3/29/8ecba312-3821-4039-abc0-369c5b57fecc/Cathedral_Photo_1.avif'}, {'date': '2024-04-02', 'title': 'Close up view of the avalanche start zone and crown.', 'source': 'Storm Mountain Technical Services', 'url': '/public/document/18d7f2b8-ca66-4c86-9a26-e78265daa82a/2024/3/29/8ecba312-3821-4039-abc0-369c5b57fecc/Cathedral_Photo_2.avif'}, {'date': '2024-04-02', 'title': 'View of avalanche start zone and upper track.', 'source': 'Storm Mountain Technical Services', 'url': '/public/document/c2237846-5912-42f0-85ca-d3dae1842765/2024/3/29/8ecba312-3821-4039-abc0-369c5b57fecc/Cathedral_Photo_3.avif'}, {'date': '2024-04-02', 'title': 'Long range view of Cathedral Mountain with the avalanche crown visible above the trees on the shoulder.', 'source': 'Storm Mountain Technical Services', 'url': '/public/document/a684a0c1-3941-41af-916e-654a1540ef43/2024/3/29/8ecba312-3821-4039-abc0-369c5b57fecc/Cathedral_Photo_4.avif'}]"
+2,eb808585-e664-4517-bedc-c5dfd5f9fc91,2024-03-26,La ligne Bleue à la Martre,La Martre valley region,"[49.12842, -66.15081]",Lat/lng,600.0,QC,4.0,0.0,3,"Un groupe de 4 personnes en moto sur neige hors-piste (snowbike) ont accidentellement déclenché une avalanche de plaque de neige mouillée de taille 2.5 dans la région de la vallée de La Martre. La couronne d’avalanche mesure 100 cm de profondeur, 150 m de large, la zone d’écoulement mesure 100 m, et la pente en question varie entre 37° et 40°. 3 membres du groupe ont été complètement ensevelies dans un piège naturel (dépression). L’accident a eu lieu en après-midi et les secours ont été appelés peu de temps après. Le sauvetage a été pris en charge par les pompiers et la Sureté du Québec. Les 3 victimes ne portaient pas d’équipement de sécurité en avalanche. La technologie Recco et la technique de sondage aléatoire ont été utilisées pour trouver les 3 victimes. Les 3 victimes ont été retrouvées à des profondeurs différentes : 1,40 m, 1,10 m, 2,80 m. Ceux-ci ont été retrouvés entre 21 h et 23 h et transportés vers un centre hospitalier ou leur mort a été constatée.
+
+A group of four backcountry snowbikers accidentally triggered a wet slab avalanche (size 2.5) in the La Martre valley region. The avalanche crown was 100 cm deep and 150 m wide; the avalanche track was 100 m long, and the slope varied between 37° and 40°. Three group members were completely buried in a terrain trap (creek bed). The accident occurred in the afternoon, and emergency services were called shortly afterward. The rescue was handled by the fire department and the Sureté du Québec. None of the group members were wearing avalanche safety equipment. The three victims were found through Recco technology and random probing at depths of 1.40 m, 1.10 m and 2.80 m. They were recovered between 21h and 23h and transported to a hospital, where they were pronounced dead.",Snow Biking,"[{'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 600, 'slab_width': 150, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': 2.5, 'temp_max': 4.0, 'temp_min': -9.5, 'temp_trend': 'R', 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",Weather data comes from the Mont Ernest-Laforce weather station 20 km from the accident site at a similar elevation.,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2024-03-26', 'title': 'Couronne/Avalanche crown', 'source': 'Avalanche Quebec', 'url': '/public/document/628594c1-098f-4208-a9c2-342172768a4b/2024/3/26/eb808585-e664-4517-bedc-c5dfd5f9fc91/La_Martre_Photo_1.avif'}, {'date': '2024-03-26', 'title': 'Zone d’écoulement 1/Avalanche path view 1', 'source': 'Avalanche Quebec', 'url': '/public/document/ef7d2f3f-d27b-44c9-b31b-d7f1e3d2f925/2024/3/26/eb808585-e664-4517-bedc-c5dfd5f9fc91/La_Martre_Photo_2.avif'}, {'date': '2024-03-26', 'title': 'Zone d’écoulement 2/Avalanche path view 2', 'source': 'Avalanche Quebec', 'url': '/public/document/2799d538-5e15-4c6a-ae34-4b17594db360/2024/3/26/eb808585-e664-4517-bedc-c5dfd5f9fc91/La_Martre_Photo_3.avif'}]"
+3,b531e881-12c4-4559-ba16-eb65e3f3d291,2024-03-10,The Tower,"Within Spray Valley Provincial Park, approximately 25 km south of Canmore","[50.84232, -115.3116]",Lat/lng,2400.0,AB,2.0,0.0,1,"Two skiers on a ridge crest near 2400m on The Tower in Spray Valley Provincial Park began skiing a N to NE aspect slope. Skier 1 entered the slope and descended approximately 80 to 100m. Skier 2 entered the slope and after 20 to 30m, triggered the avalanche. Skier 2 was pushed into a tree and was able to hold on, where they were overtaken by snow and briefly buried.
+Skier 2 was able to self extricate and quickly began a transceiver search, locating Skier 1 who was buried approximately 1.9 m. Skier 1 was dug out unresponsive and not breathing; CPR efforts were unsuccessful. Skier 2 left the scene to raise the alarm, descending without ski equipment (which was lost in the avalanche) and driving to cellphone range. The call to 911 was made at approximately 1930 MT. Kananaskis Mountain Rescue responded at first light to the scene and recovered the deceased subject on March 11, 2024.
+Skier 1 was wearing an avalanche balloon pack, but it was not deployed during the event. Skier 2 was wearing an Avalung but was not able to get it into their mouth during the event.
+The size 3 avalanche was 450 m wide and ran for 550 m. The crown depth varied from 20 to 70 cm, averaging 50 cm.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'size': '3.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 2400, 'slab_width': 450, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': -2.6, 'temp_max': -1.3, 'temp_min': -7.1, 'temp_trend': 'F', 'wind_speed': 'M', 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': 'NIL'}",Weather information taken from Burstall Pass weather station (2300 m) approximately 1.5 km to the west. It appears as though precipitation was about to start or may have just started with an incoming storm at the time of the incident.,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2024-03-11', 'title': 'Overview of avalanche from above', 'source': 'Kananaskis Mountain Rescue', 'url': '/public/document/6699799f-f277-42ca-99ef-f785ac054759/2024/3/10/b531e881-12c4-4559-ba16-eb65e3f3d291/IMG_4904_edited.jpg'}, {'date': '2024-03-11', 'title': 'Avalanche looking up from the debris', 'source': 'Kananaskis Mountain Rescue', 'url': '/public/document/9ac09182-dd52-4d17-9629-c3467db5b851/2024/3/10/b531e881-12c4-4559-ba16-eb65e3f3d291/IMG_0284_edited.jpg'}, {'date': '2024-03-11', 'title': 'Avalanche looking up from the debris', 'source': 'Kananaskis Mountain Rescue', 'url': '/public/document/3d1f27ec-363c-4573-ba14-78e01b09eacc/2024/3/10/b531e881-12c4-4559-ba16-eb65e3f3d291/IMG_0283-edited.png'}, {'date': '2024-03-11', 'title': 'Point of entry, trajectory and location of burial', 'source': 'Kananaskis Mountain Rescue', 'url': '/public/document/9cad2d07-4803-4b20-9b29-342afc4eb66a/2024/3/10/b531e881-12c4-4559-ba16-eb65e3f3d291/Tower_ski_line.jpg'}]"
+4,c91f7f67-ffa3-4a10-814e-c495bef84fb5,2024-03-03,Sale Mountain,18 km NE of Revelstoke,"[51.1686, -118.13322]",Lat/lng,2000.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"A group of snow bikers was riding on Sale Mountain north of Revelstoke when one of the riders was caught in a size 2 avalanche. The other snow bikers located the subject and dug him out quickly. A separate group riding in the area came to help. While both groups were working on the rescue response, which included CPR, a connected slope released, burying some of the snowmobiles of the second group. Both of these avalanches released on a weak layer of facets over a crust which formed in early February.",Snow Biking,"[{'size': '2.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2000, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2024-03-03', 'title': 'Sale avalanche', 'source': 'Revelstoke SAR', 'url': '/public/document/a5c6ba02-ffd0-4f23-b041-671aeb86cc86/2024/3/3/c91f7f67-ffa3-4a10-814e-c495bef84fb5/Sale_Avalanche.jpg'}]"
+5,af550688-52ca-4d7f-9da5-2efa2a1d2399,2024-02-24,Gardiner Creek,"Within Castle Wildland Provincial Park, approximately 40 km west of Pincher Creek","[49.35867, -114.52119]",Lat/lng,2080.0,AB,2.0,0.0,1,"A group of snowmobilers triggered an avalanche at the head of Gardiner Creek, in the Castle Wildland Provincial Park. One person became stuck while riding a slope in the mid to lower portion of the avalanche path. A second person attempted to help the stuck rider when the avalanche was triggered. The second person was able to escape but the first was fully buried by the avalanche.
+The size three avalanche measured approximately 200 m wide and ran for approximately 250 m. The crown depth was approximately 40 cm. The avalanche is believed to have failed on a layer of faceted crystals on a crust that was buried at the start of February.
+Despite conducting a companion rescue search, the group was unable to locate the buried victim and rode out to call for help. Search and Rescue located the buried victim the following day and they were found to be deceased.",Snowmobiling,[],"{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': -2.4, 'temp_min': -3.2, 'temp_trend': 'S', 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': 'NIL'}",Approximately 8 cm new snow occurred in the morning prior to the avalanche.,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2024-02-25', 'title': 'Overview of avalanche', 'source': 'Southwest Alberta Regional Search and Rescue', 'url': '/public/document/64257477-ad09-4a5b-8393-611ff73b8053/2024/2/24/af550688-52ca-4d7f-9da5-2efa2a1d2399/IMG_6764.png'}, {'date': '2024-02-25', 'title': 'Overview of avalanche', 'source': 'Southwest Alberta Regional Search and Rescue', 'url': '/public/document/81e2302b-c154-4f74-a68a-11ffbf0ccf74/2024/2/24/af550688-52ca-4d7f-9da5-2efa2a1d2399/IMG_6775.HEIC'}, {'date': '2024-03-25', 'title': 'Looking down on the deposit', 'source': 'Southwest Alberta Regional Search and Rescue', 'url': '/public/document/9aa2cd70-c60c-4272-9ecc-b6ba9f99c8ef/2024/2/24/af550688-52ca-4d7f-9da5-2efa2a1d2399/IMG_6783.HEIC'}, {'date': '2024-03-12', 'title': 'Weather graph 17-Feb to 24 Feb 2024', 'source': 'Gardiner Headwaters weather station - Alberta Climate Information Service', 'url': '/public/document/993ca4d8-1fa4-49a8-8a6b-52aabc1b1063/2024/2/24/af550688-52ca-4d7f-9da5-2efa2a1d2399/Weather_graph_from_Gardiner_Headwaters_240217_to_240224.png'}]"
+6,6754acba-56cb-46c2-9ce6-66ee4e1f17c4,2024-01-27,Hasler Recreation Area,Approximately 57 km SW of Chetwynd,"[55.37941, -122.33844]",Lat/lng,1750.0,BC,3.0,0.0,1,,Snowmobiling,"[{'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'UNKNOWN', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 1750, 'slab_width': 160, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': -0.6, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'S1'}",,"{'hs': 150, 'hn24': 27, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2024-01-29', 'title': 'Hasler Avalanche', 'source': 'Chetwynd SAR', 'url': '/public/document/2026ba0f-5116-46d2-a4fd-985910b24fb7/2024/1/27/6754acba-56cb-46c2-9ce6-66ee4e1f17c4/Hasler_Avalanche.PNG'}]"
+7,761a8854-758d-4a16-8d90-75d1b999ef02,2023-11-11,Ranger Creek,"Lone Ranger ice climb, Peter Lougheed Provincial Park","[50.763413, -115.291472]",Lat/lng,2300.0,AB,2.0,0.0,1,"An ice climbing party of two had just finished climbing the Lone Ranger ice climb in Ranger Creek, Peter Lougheed Provincial Park. They were starting their descent on foot from the base of the climb when they were struck from above by a size 2 wind slab avalanche. They were swept into a gully feature on the slope below. One member of the group was partly buried and able to dig themselves out. The other member was fully buried and did not survive.",Ice Climbing,"[{'size': '2.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2300, 'slab_width': 10, 'slab_thickness': 30}]","{'temp_present': -6.0, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'S', 'wind_speed': 'S', 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': 'UNKNOWN', 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': 50, 'hn24': 20, 'hst': 20, 'hst_reset': '2023-11-10'}",,[]
+8,6dad9a7f-e732-43cf-8058-5fcac24c7041,2023-04-22,Lake Louise West Bowl,Lake Louise Ski Resort,"[51.467515, -116.145756]",Lat/lng,2550.0,AB,2.0,1.0,1,"A party of three were skiing in a closed area within Lake Louise Ski Resort known as West Bowl. The skiers triggered an avalanche and two people were caught. One was partly buried (hands visible) and survived. One was fully buried and did not survive.
+
+The avalanche was reported to be 200 m wide and 550 m long with a crown depth of 40-50 cm.",Lift Skiing Closed,"[{'size': '3.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': 2550, 'slab_width': 200, 'slab_thickness': 45}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2023-04-22', 'title': 'Aerial Photo', 'source': 'Parks Canada', 'url': '/public/document/14e1c4c1-88de-482c-aa3b-53b4633cb93b/2023/4/25/6dad9a7f-e732-43cf-8058-5fcac24c7041/Lake_Louise_photo.jpg'}]"
+9,a3968149-3ee5-4360-8efb-ed8bc3f331c4,2023-04-15,Thunderwater Lake,Approximately 35 km west of Radium Hot Springs,"[50.65355, -116.60074]",Lat/lng,2300.0,BC,2.0,0.0,1,"A party of 3 was snowmobiling in the Thunderwater Lake riding area on a slope above Whirlpool Lake. Two riders were involved in the avalanche that was reportedly triggered near a rocky feature on the slope. One rider managed to ride off to the side, the other was caught and buried approximately 2 meters deep on a bench feature mid-path. The subject was located and extricated by their party and CPR initiated. Search and Rescue responded and evacuated the subject via helicopter to BC Ambulance Service in Invermere, but the victim did not survive.
+
+The avalanche was reported to be a storm slab over a crust. It occurred on an alpine feature above a lake and was 40-100 cm deep, 100 meters wide, and 300 m long.",Snowmobiling,"[{'size': '3.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': 70}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2023-04-15', 'title': 'Aerial photo', 'source': 'CVSAR - Jordy Shepherd', 'url': '/public/document/9a744793-241e-478e-908f-a7efae05f274/2023/4/15/a3968149-3ee5-4360-8efb-ed8bc3f331c4/Thunderwater_Lakes_-_Jordy_1.jpg'}, {'date': '2023-04-15', 'title': 'Aerial Photo', 'source': 'CVSAR - Jordy Shepherd', 'url': '/public/document/fb3d1472-b4eb-4de6-ae81-a978406c00a7/2023/4/15/a3968149-3ee5-4360-8efb-ed8bc3f331c4/Thunderwater_Lakes_-_Jordy_2.jpg'}]"
+10,913e84e6-4785-409e-859e-f6456b2fb27c,2023-04-11,Treaty Creek,Approximately 70 km north of Stewart,"[56.557108, -130.012342]",Lat/lng,1200.0,BC,5.0,1.0,1,An avalanche incident involving a group of heli-skiers occurred in a remote area of BC known as Treaty Creek. Five people were caught in the slide and one person died.,Mechanized Skiing,"[{'size': '3.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,[]
+11,645d13aa-4a96-4f11-a787-ded7a0051d63,2023-03-01,Coppercrown Mountain,"Approximately 30 km southwest of Invermere, BC","[50.289092, -116.302433]",Lat/lng,2500.0,BC,10.0,4.0,3,"A group of 9 heli-skiers and one guide was skiing in the Coppercrown region, in the southeast corner of the tenure, on a run called Too Bad About the Skiing. The guide was regrouping higher up on the run, when the fifth person in the group triggered a settlement at the regroup, which initiated the avalanche above. The entire group was swept into the sparse forested area next to the larger avalanche path. Two guests were fully buried and were pronounced dead on the scene. Three other guests were partially buried and sustained critical injuries and one guest sustained non critical injuries. The guide was also partially buried and sustained critical injuries. All injured parties were airlifted to the Invermere Hospital. One of the critically injured guests succumbed to his injuries at the hospital and did not survive. The avalanche started in a treeline start zone, 50-100cm deep.",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'size': '3.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 2500, 'slab_width': 300, 'slab_thickness': 75}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,[]
+12,a764c492-bb8d-401d-b7b4-ec5d7915b98e,2023-02-16,Terminator 2.5,Near Golden BC,"[51.270828, -117.061329]",Lat/lng,2315.0,BC,6.0,1.0,2,"A group of five snowboarders and one skier were caught in an avalanche in an area known as Terminator 2.5, outside of a ski area boundary near Golden, BC. The avalanche was triggered by the group and four members of the group were involved. Three members of the group were buried by the avalanche, one partially and two completely. The partially buried victim was extracted and had sustained injuries. The two fully buried victims did not survive.
+
+A second group of snowboarders was lower in the track when the avalanche was triggered. They were impacted by the slide but were not buried and did not sustain injuries.
+
+The avalanche ran on a weak layer of facets near the base of the snowpack. The very large avalanche measured 115 m wide by 950 m long with a crown depth of 1.5 m.",Out-of-Bounds Skiing/Snowboarding,"[{'size': '3.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2315, 'slab_width': 115, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2023-02-16', 'title': 'Photo of start zone', 'source': 'GADSAR', 'url': '/public/document/a46bcef2-aec7-4546-b895-b67a52d299dd/2023/2/16/a764c492-bb8d-401d-b7b4-ec5d7915b98e/Photo_1.jpg'}, {'date': '2023-02-16', 'title': 'Overview of avalanche', 'source': 'GADSAR', 'url': '/public/document/1f78970f-8021-4070-8ea7-b212d0a9925a/2023/2/16/a764c492-bb8d-401d-b7b4-ec5d7915b98e/Photo_3.jpg'}]"
+13,1222afb5-f434-48b9-a92b-19d472c3f914,2023-02-11,Potato Peak,Approximately 40 km south of Tatla Lake,"[51.5474, -124.3226]",Lat/lng,1950.0,BC,2.0,0.0,2,"Two skiers were caught in an avalanche on an east-facing slope on Potato Peak, approximately 40 km south of Tatla Lake. The skiers had accessed the area using snowmobiles, but were skiing at the time of the accident. Both victims were fully buried and did not survive. Search and Rescue were notified when the victims were reported overdue. The victims were located and recovered from the accident location.
+
+The avalanche ran on a layer of facets approximately 30-40 cm up from the base of the snowpack. The slope was characterized as highly wind-affected, containing areas of deeply wind-drifted snow and areas where the snow cover was thin and rocky. The crown depth was reported to be highly variable, between 40 and 130 cm.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'size': '2.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 1950, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': 85}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2023-02-13', 'title': 'Overview of avalanche', 'source': 'PG SAR', 'url': '/public/document/6cf67d2c-aaf9-4ad4-a3d4-b5c6b93b5c2f/2023/2/11/1222afb5-f434-48b9-a92b-19d472c3f914/Photo_1.jpg'}, {'date': '2023-02-13', 'title': 'Close-up showing rocky zones and some avalanche debris', 'source': 'PG SAR', 'url': '/public/document/46b6a4c5-91fe-4e9f-9c05-8103da30fbe4/2023/2/11/1222afb5-f434-48b9-a92b-19d472c3f914/Photo_2.jpg'}]"
+14,e8005ae1-313a-4a34-a327-16e6dadb19d6,2023-01-23,Akolkolex,25 km east of Revelstoke,"[50.90871, -117.84963]",Lat/lng,1900.0,BC,3.0,1.0,2,"A group of heli-skiers triggered an avalanche while skiing a run known as Chocolate Bunnies in the Akolkolex drainage approximately 25 km east of Revelstoke. Three individuals, two guests and one guide, were caught in the slide with two fully buried and one partially buried. The individuals were located by their transceivers and extracted from the snow. The two guests were flown to Kelowna General Hospital, but did not survive.
+The avalanche started on an open slightly convex slope and ran into open forest. The bed surface was 6-10 mm surface hoar (rounding).",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'size': '2.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 1900, 'slab_width': 44, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",Tests at crown (on Jan 24th) showed compression test results: CTH 28 RP to No Result.,[]
+15,bd1d03e6-ed8e-4101-93e4-3c214d3d39ca,2023-01-21,Oasis,30 km south of Valemount,"[52.517556, -119.212239]",Lat/lng,2100.0,BC,2.0,0.0,1,"Two snowmobilers were riding at the base of a slope in a feature known as Bowl 3 in the Oasis snowmobile area south of Valemount. The avalanche was remote-triggered close to the edge of the bowl at a point where the riders were approximately 20 m from the toe of the slope. One person managed to ride away from the avalanche, while the other was fully buried. The survivor was able to locate the buried victim but they were found to be unresponsive.
+
+The avalanche ran on a layer of facets near the base of the snowpack. The crown depth was reported to be between 80 and 120 cm.",Snowmobiling,"[{'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Mr', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 2100, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2023-01-22', 'title': 'Photo from prior to avalanche control the following day', 'source': 'Parks Canada', 'url': '/public/document/7e3359eb-147d-4fa2-8fda-a649ea2e7cc0/2023/1/21/bd1d03e6-ed8e-4101-93e4-3c214d3d39ca/Oasis_1_-_initial_accident_prior_to_avy_control.jpg'}]"
+16,e120382f-80cf-4aaf-8a13-7f028e88879d,2023-01-09,Jardine SE3,Approximately 15 km NNW of Kaslo BC,"[50.02811, -117.01244]",Lat/lng,2300.0,BC,2.0,0.0,2,"A group of two had accessed the area using snowmobiles and were skiing during the accident. The start zone was described as a thin, rocky, windward slope. The avalanche failed on a weak layer of basal facets, which was buried in mid-November. One subject was buried 1.5 to 2 m deep. 
+
+One subject died at the scene. The second was flown to hospital but passed away 12 days after the incident as a result of injuries sustained during the avalanche.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'size': '3.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': 2300, 'slab_width': 80, 'slab_thickness': 80}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2023-01-09', 'title': 'Avalanche Photo', 'source': 'Kaslo Search and Rescue', 'url': '/public/document/1292994a-6d7a-4396-9464-92be7d227443/2023/1/9/e120382f-80cf-4aaf-8a13-7f028e88879d/Mark_Talbot_Photo_-_For_External_Distribution_ST_edit_2.png'}]"
+17,0be6f146-74fc-45fb-a748-799f0599aa23,2022-04-13,Mount Des Poilus,Approximately 24km NNW of Field BC,"[51.59449, -116.60635]",Lat/lng,3150.0,BC,1.0,1.0,1,"After approaching on skis, a party of five was ascending the SE ridge of Mt Des Poilus on foot. One person was ahead of the group at the summit when a cornice collapsed and triggered an avalanche on the steep slope below. The person fell with the cornice, was carried down the  NE face, and was partially buried in the cornice and avalanche debris on the glacier below.",Mountaineering,"[{'size': '3.0', 'type': 'CS', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 3150, 'slab_width': 70, 'slab_thickness': 55}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2022-04-18', 'title': 'overview, public', 'source': 'Parks Canada', 'url': '/public/document/c927c053-fa9b-4089-a644-af5f635b0987/2022/4/13/0be6f146-74fc-45fb-a748-799f0599aa23/des_poilus_cropped.JPEG'}]"
+18,88fb4749-8b10-4640-8aa0-acdffeebfe76,2022-04-05,"West Ridge, Blue Moon","Approx. 6km SE of Whistler, BC","[50.065802, -122.966481]",Lat/lng,1800.0,BC,1.0,1.0,1,A lone skier triggered a size 1 Avalanche in extreme cliffy terrain and suffered fatal injuries while falling through the trees on the underlying slope. The person came to rest shallowly buried 130m further down the slope below the cliff band with one hand visible which was later seen by other skiers in the vicinity who called for help.,Lift Skiing Open,"[{'size': '1.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': 1800, 'slab_width': 8, 'slab_thickness': 10}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,[]
+19,bb4569b4-a158-4ca7-bb4c-6cfc58b6498d,2022-03-06,Charlie's Bottom,"Long Range Mountains, Blow Me Down area, approximately 20km NW of Corner Brook NL","[49.003533, -58.199195]",Lat/lng,450.0,NL,1.0,0.0,1,"Two people from a group of snowmobilers entered a wind loaded slope and triggered an avalanche. One person was able to ride out of the slide, the other was caught and buried. A second party witnessed the event and came to help. It was established that the buried person did not have a transceiver. Despite this, the buried person was located quickly, but had sustained injuries. The groups organized an evacuation and transported the injured person to the road where they were transferred to an ambulance. Unfortunately the injured rider passed away in hospital later in the day.
+
+A Mountain Information Network post (https://www.avalanche.ca/map?panel=mountain-information-network-submissions%2F00b27978-1072-4d6e-9ef1-c5b0476c6bd) offers further information about the incident and conditions observed at this location.",Snowmobiling,"[{'size': '3.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 450, 'slab_width': 90, 'slab_thickness': 200}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,[]
+20,ddbe24b9-40bc-40ba-b8b5-94dd4e02e9dd,2022-02-20,Mt. Kenney,"Approximately 23km NW of Terrace, BC","[54.58473, -128.93884]",Lat/lng,1725.0,BC,4.0,2.0,1,"A group of skiers triggered an avalanche NW of Terrace BC. Four were involved, Three were partially buried. One was fully buried. Two were transported. One of the two had critical injuries and passed away several days after the incident.",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 1725, 'slab_width': 90, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,[]
+21,ce706316-3687-45f0-a8db-fb63b7000ea5,2022-02-05,Cassiope Peak,Approximately 17km NE of Pemberton,"[50.36473889, -122.57057778]",Lat/lng,1600.0,BC,4.0,1.0,1,"A group of ski tourers and split boarders were caught in an avalanche in the Cassiope Peak area approximately 17 km northeast of Pemberton. It appears they were ascending when the avalanche was triggered. The slide was estimated at 15-150 cm deep, involved multiple slopes with a combined fracture line of 600-800 metres, and ran 200-300 metres through small trees and over several benches. Two people were uninjured. One suffered serious injuries, and the fourth did not survive.",Backcountry Skiing/Snowboarding,"[{'size': '3.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 1800, 'slab_width': 800, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2022-02-14', 'title': 'Overview photo', 'source': 'Jamie Wakeling', 'url': '/public/document/571bb892-780e-45a4-addb-d38304710716/2022/2/5/ce706316-3687-45f0-a8db-fb63b7000ea5/Wide_overview_contrast_adjusted_Jamie_Wakeling.png'}, {'date': '2022-02-14', 'title': 'RCMP press release', 'source': 'RCMP', 'url': '/public/document/c1189c4e-a7ed-4798-8358-dc86e990dd9f/2022/2/5/ce706316-3687-45f0-a8db-fb63b7000ea5/RCMP_press_release_2022-02-05_1848hrs.jpg'}]"
+22,8bc4720d-498c-4793-81ef-c43db9f36ca4,2021-11-27,"Sunshine Bowl, Hasler Area",Approx. 17km East of Powder King ski area,"[55.366223, -122.34096]",Lat/lng,1700.0,BC,3.0,0.0,1,A party of four were snowmobiling in Sunshine Bowl in the Hasler riding area. One person triggered a slide and three members of the party were caught in the avalanche. Two were partially buried and self rescued. The third was fully buried and did not survive.,Snowmobiling,"[{'size': '3.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 1700, 'slab_width': 350, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}","Overcast, windy conditions were reported with intermittent snow flurries and rain showers.","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",A snow profile near the avalanche on the following day strongly suggests the avalanche was a storm slab that failed approximately 60 cm below the surface. The failure layer was likely the old surface of the snowpack from before the most recent storms.,"[{'date': '2021-11-30', 'title': 'Scene photo', 'source': 'Trapper Gilowski', 'url': '/public/document/475890ee-854d-40ff-b71b-9f503008ce9e/2021/11/27/8bc4720d-498c-4793-81ef-c43db9f36ca4/2021-11-27_Hasler_scene_overview.jpg'}]"
+23,6a3a4698-d047-4082-bdea-92f4db7e63bf,2021-05-30,Mount Andromeda-Skyladder,Approximately 96km SE of Jasper,"[52.17836, -117.24785]",Lat/lng,3075.0,AB,2.0,0.0,2,"A party of two people were climbing the Skyladder route on Mount Andromeda when a slab avalanche reported as 75cm deep, 60m wide, and 900m long occurred and swept both off the face and onto the glacier below. The incident was witnessed from the valley and reported to Jasper National Park visitor safety who flew to the scene and found both climbers on the surface of the debris field.",Mountaineering,"[{'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 3075, 'slab_width': 60, 'slab_thickness': 75}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': 8.0, 'temp_min': 1.0, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': 'CLR', 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2021-06-01', 'title': 'Mt Andromeda Overview', 'source': 'JNP Visitor Safety', 'url': '/public/document/094edbb8-3704-4b44-a91a-e83735b5ccfc/2021/5/30/6a3a4698-d047-4082-bdea-92f4db7e63bf/Andromeda_overview.jpg'}, {'date': '2021-06-01', 'title': 'Mt Andromeda FL and Slab', 'source': 'JNP Visitor Safety', 'url': '/public/document/bb1c0c85-d6fe-4156-b17d-4eb86c998fb8/2021/5/30/6a3a4698-d047-4082-bdea-92f4db7e63bf/Andromeda_FL_and_slab.jpg'}]"
+24,ba14a125-29f7-4432-97ad-73a53207a5e7,2021-04-05,Haddo Peak,Approximately 6km SW of Lake Louise Village,"[51.38329, -116.23453]",Lat/lng,2950.0,AB,2.0,0.0,1,"A party of two people were ski touring up the NE face of Haddo Peak. At 08:55 a.m. they triggered a size 2 avalanche, which released at an elevation of 2950 metres on an east facing, shallow snowpack area and appears to have failed near the ground either on a sun crust or on basal facets. The avalanche was approximately 40 metres wide and the fracture line was 40-60 centimetres deep.
+
+Both members of the party were caught in the avalanche, but one managed to arrest themselves and escape the flow. The second member of the party was carried 600 metres through extreme terrain. The survivor was able to descend, locate and then extricate their partner, who unfortunately was deceased.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'size': '2.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2950, 'slab_width': 40, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2021-04-05', 'title': 'Overview photo', 'source': 'Banff Park Visitor Safety', 'url': '/public/document/1638afcd-2bbc-48d7-a32a-830ae738ee2e/2021/4/5/ba14a125-29f7-4432-97ad-73a53207a5e7/2021-04-05_Haddo_Peak_Overview.jpg'}]"
+25,59023c05-b679-4e9f-9c06-910021318663,2021-03-29,Eureka Peak,Approximately 100km east of Williams Lake,"[52.33517, -120.69033]",Lat/lng,2170.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"A group of snowmobilers rode to the upper reaches of Eureka Mountain, where one walked to the edge of the ridge and triggered a cornice failure. The person on the ridge fell with the cornice, which triggered a slab avalanche in steep terrain below the ridgecrest, and then entrained loose dry snow on more moderate slopes lower down. The person caught was carried approximately 300 vertical metres/400 linear metres downslope and was buried on the lower slopes approximately 20-115 centimetres below the surface near the right flank of the debris field.
+
+On the day of the incident rescue efforts were hampered by rugged terrain, concerns about overhead hazard, and loss of daylight. A SAR team with support from an avalanche technician carried out a recovery mission the following day.",Snowmobiling,"[{'size': '2.5', 'type': 'CS', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2170, 'slab_width': 50, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2021-04-01', 'title': 'Overview', 'source': 'SAR', 'url': '/public/document/450674d9-e16f-4a81-955b-6cd00802397d/2021/3/29/59023c05-b679-4e9f-9c06-910021318663/DSC00096.jpg'}]"
+26,10774b2d-b7de-42ac-a600-9828cb4e6129,2021-03-04,Reco Mountain,Approximately 13km east of New Denver,"[49.99979, -117.18904]",Lat/lng,2465.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"A group of five snowmobilers was riding in Antoine Basin near Reco Mountain. Late in the day one of the five triggered and was caught in an avalanche. The other members of the party were located in a safe spot at the side of the slope and were not affected by the avalanche.
+
+The slide ran 150-200m downslope onto a flat bench that acted as a terrain trap resulting in a burial depth of over 300cm. The unaffected group members carried out a companion rescue but unfortunately the person caught in the avalanche did not survive.",Snowmobiling,"[{'size': '3.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': 2465, 'slab_width': 125, 'slab_thickness': 85}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2021-03-05', 'title': 'Scene Overview', 'source': 'SAR', 'url': '/public/document/da743378-943a-42c9-9fad-62fd9ab94847/2021/3/4/10774b2d-b7de-42ac-a600-9828cb4e6129/reco_mountain_incident_scene.jpg'}]"
+27,4f79d4db-57b3-4843-909f-eaca3c499e7c,2021-02-23,Swift Creek,Approximately 16km NE of Valemount,"[52.917303, -119.081732]",Lat/lng,1950.0,BC,3.0,0.0,1,"Three skiers were caught in an avalanche estimated to be 400 metres wide and 50-140cm deep. The slide ran approximately 800 metres, nearly to valley bottom. The avalanche was likely remotely triggered from below the start zone after whumphing was reported to have occurred. Two people were partially buried and able to self rescue but could not locate the third person who was fully buried. Due to failing light SAR teams were not able to locate the missing skier on the day this incident occurred. The recovery mission found the deceased third skier the following day.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'size': '3.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sr', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2200, 'slab_width': 400, 'slab_thickness': 95}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2021-02-25', 'title': 'Overview with fracture lines marked', 'source': 'Halik', 'url': '/public/document/59588b24-79a8-415f-8d1c-95118070dd05/2021/2/23/4f79d4db-57b3-4843-909f-eaca3c499e7c/Overview-public.jpg'}]"
+28,a6115fd5-b330-4424-b400-4bc218f387e1,2021-02-20,Hasler,Approximately 55km SW of Chetwynd,"[55.3377373, -122.256577]",Lat/lng,1420.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"One of a group of snowmobilers was caught in an avalanche estimated to be 50-100 cm deep, 300 metres wide, and 200-300 metres long. While unconfirmed, the January 24th persistent weak layer that exists in much of the North Rockies region is the suspected failure layer. Very stormy weather hampered the SAR response, which was unable to access the scene until about 24 hours after the incident occurred.
+
+No on-site investigation was possible and the data contained in this report are based on observations made during an overflight of the location during the recovery mission. This report may be updated if more information is received.",Snowmobiling,"[{'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 1600, 'slab_width': 300, 'slab_thickness': 75}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,[]
+29,fcc48775-35f2-4236-9d76-80dcd933f6f9,2021-02-13,Brandywine Bowl,Approximately 17km W of Whistler Village,"[50.0992, -123.1899]",Lat/lng,1700.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"A party of two were near ridgecrest around treeline in the Brandywine valley. One entered a slope below and was caught in a small wind slab. The person caught was carried several hundred metres over steep, rugged terrain and through treed slopes below. Other parties in the area provided assistance but unfortunately the person caught did not survive. SAR efforts were complicated by the difficult terrain and concerns about additional hazard that necessitated a long-line rescue.",Skiing/Snowboarding,"[{'size': '1.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 1700, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': 25}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,[]
+30,17bcbc38-ccf8-4f32-ab5e-7b32315690af,2021-02-12,Phalanx Mountain,Approximately 6km NE of Whistler Village,"[50.108528, -122.875611]",Lat/lng,2200.0,BC,2.0,1.0,1,A party of three skiers were on the flank of Phalanx Mountain above Blackcomb Glacier/Creek. At approximately 2200m two were caught in what is reported as a wind slab that was approximately 50cm thick and 60-80m wide. The slide ran 650m to approximately 1700m and both subjects were fully buried. One person was recovered near the toe of the slide with injuries. The second was found higher in the path but did not survive.,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': 2200, 'slab_width': 70, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,[]
+31,e378a68a-bdc1-4935-9e1f-eb855f5e3f0e,2020-12-28,Railroad Pass,"Above Hurley FSR approx 1km SE of Railroad Pass, 20km NNW of Pemberton","[50.594472, -123.008611]",Lat/lng,1650.0,BC,2.0,0.0,2,"A party of four were riding snow bikes near Railroad Pass. Two riders went ahead and were caught in an avalanche, which was not observed by the others. The avalanche occurred on a relatively small slope in an open glade at treeline elevation with an incline of about 35 degrees. The avalanche was approximately 150 m wide by 150 m long.
+
+The survivors and other users in the area noticed an avalanche crown with signs of human involvement and the party was reported missing late on December 28, but darkness prevented SAR operations that day. The following morning, RCMP and SAR teams using transceivers and rescue dogs located the two subjects buried about 50-100 cm below the surface in a terrain trap.",Snow Biking,"[{'size': '2.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': 1650, 'slab_width': 150, 'slab_thickness': 70}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}","Snowpack investigation at the site of the avalanche showed no result with a compression test. There was an indistinct, rounding layer of surface hoar at the level of the bed surface.","[{'date': '2020-12-29', 'title': 'Fracture line', 'source': 'PemSAR', 'url': '/public/document/8166ac8d-f073-4a23-bee8-cab181420370/2020/12/28/e378a68a-bdc1-4935-9e1f-eb855f5e3f0e/railroad_pass_A.jpg'}, {'date': '2020-12-29', 'title': 'Path', 'source': 'PemSAR', 'url': '/public/document/aefaa73d-7c17-4ba2-9de2-857290d6308f/2020/12/28/e378a68a-bdc1-4935-9e1f-eb855f5e3f0e/railroad_pass_E.jpg'}, {'date': '2020-12-29', 'title': 'RCMP Release', 'source': 'RCMP', 'url': '/public/document/d573a084-7754-4418-a9cd-72adf5505fbe/2020/12/28/e378a68a-bdc1-4935-9e1f-eb855f5e3f0e/RCMP_News_Release.jpg'}, {'date': '2020-12-29', 'title': 'Path 2', 'source': 'PemSAR', 'url': '/public/document/d6819ac1-ac4a-46c2-bef0-b2ca6239d841/2020/12/28/e378a68a-bdc1-4935-9e1f-eb855f5e3f0e/railroad_pass_B.jpg'}, {'date': '2020-12-29', 'title': 'Path 4', 'source': 'PemSAR', 'url': '/public/document/c2bf5c9c-037f-453e-9e0e-167b78317be8/2020/12/28/e378a68a-bdc1-4935-9e1f-eb855f5e3f0e/railroad_pass_D.jpg'}, {'date': '2020-12-29', 'title': 'Path 3', 'source': 'PemSAR', 'url': '/public/document/2a6736cc-9ff8-4a1a-b9ab-c856d8fa58be/2020/12/28/e378a68a-bdc1-4935-9e1f-eb855f5e3f0e/railroad_pass_C.jpg'}]"
+32,c197647d-f62e-429f-8a5e-3e86b86fe352,2020-11-28,Pine Pass - Bijou Falls,"Approximately 20 km east of Mackenzie, BC","[55.29895, -122.725371]",Lat/lng,1680.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"Several days of stormy weather with warm temperatures and winds dropped significant amounts of new snow in the days leading up to the accident. Skies broke and temperatures cooled on the morning of November 28th and SW winds strong enough to move new snow were recorded in the region. 
+Two snowmobilers were riding in the Bijou Falls riding area towards the east side in a portion of terrain overlooking highway 97. One rider climbed high on the slope gaining a wind-exposed ridge above a rock band.
+The rider triggered a large avalanche, approximately 800 metres wide by 400 metres long. The crown was 55cm deep on the steep, rocky, windswept roll where the avalanche was triggered, but significantly more snow was involved at lower elevations where the snowpack was sheltered from wind and much deeper. The bed surface was a crust that formed in early November and the suspected failure layer was faceted grains on the crust.
+The snowmobiler was caught in the avalanche and buried in a terrain trap near the base of the slide. Their partner, who was watching from below and was not caught by the avalanche, performed companion rescue to locate and dig out the victim. The buried person did not survive.",Snowmobiling,"[{'size': '3.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 1680, 'slab_width': 800, 'slab_thickness': 55}]","{'temp_present': -6.0, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'R', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': 'NIL'}",Weather recordings were taken from Link Creek Weather station (730 m) approximately 10 km north of incident location.,"{'hs': 160, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}","100 cm 1F+ to P resistance snow overlay a thick (20 cm) weaker layer (4F resistance) resting on a crust (I resistance). Compression tests yielded sudden planar failures down 110 cm in the easy/moderate range (one test gave 7 taps, one test gave 11 taps). In the snow profile, the snow failed on facets above the crust, which is consistent with the failure plane of the avalanche. The profile location was adjacent to the avalanche flank.","[{'date': '2020-12-10', 'title': 'Google Earth image, annotated', 'source': 'Avalanche Canada', 'url': '/public/document/9ae102de-1d27-4f13-b122-fbe8e7acbec7/2020/11/28/c197647d-f62e-429f-8a5e-3e86b86fe352/2020-10-28_Pine_Pass-Bijou_Fatal_GE_screenshot_overview_annotated.jpg'}, {'date': '2020-11-29', 'title': 'Profile by SAR team', 'source': 'PG SAR', 'url': '/public/document/983c80f9-9162-418d-b063-3ee0dec6f2c2/2020/11/28/c197647d-f62e-429f-8a5e-3e86b86fe352/2020-11-29_Pine_Pass-Bijou_Fatal_snow_profile.jpg'}]"
+33,dd556e1a-90f6-46a9-a31b-02508504f2d7,2020-03-14,Brunswick Mountain,Approximately 4km NE of Lions Bay British Columbia,"[49.488248, -123.205318]",Lat/lng,1500.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,A snowshoer left on a solo hike March 14 and was reported missing March 17. Initial SAR effort March 18 found tracks leading into avalanche debris on the west face of Brunswick Mountain. The subject was recovered March 20 using search dogs and Recco dectectors. It's suspected that a wind slab was triggered by the subject on March 14.,Snowshoeing,"[{'size': '2.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': 1500, 'slab_width': 125, 'slab_thickness': 90}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,[]
+34,9fcf2d9f-964b-4329-b3d2-54a7f1c6c9ee,2020-02-19,Joe Louis aux Mines Madeleine,Approximately 37km SE of Ste Anne des Monts,"[49.01584, -66.01389]",Lat/lng,800.0,QC,2.0,1.0,1,"2 personnes sur 4 ont été complètement enseveli par une avalanche de taille 2 dans Joe-Louis le 19 février. Une d'entre elle a été blessée et l'autre est décédée.
+
+Two out of a party of four people were completely buried by a size 2 avalanche in Joe-Louis on February 19. One of them was injured and the other did not survive the incident.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'size': '2.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 800, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': 80}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,[]
+35,3c2ecc57-f40c-4ae5-afeb-a2abd624d8a8,2020-02-13,Willmore Wilderness Park,"pproximately 50km SE of Grande Cache, Alberta","[53.50768, -118.78414]",Lat/lng,2100.0,AB,2.0,0.0,1,"A snowmobiler was caught in an avalanche in steep terrain while riding near Starlight Mountain in Willmore Wilderness Park approximately 50 km southeast of Grande Cache. The size 2.5 slab avalanche measured approximately 200 m wide by 300 m long and released on or close to the ground.
+
+The victim was located and dug out of the snow by the other member of the group but could not be revived. Authorities were notified but were unable to mount a recovery until the following day due to the late hour and lack of daylight. The survivor spent the night in a nearby cabin and was aided out of the backcountry with assistance from RCMP and volunteers.",Snowmobiling,"[{'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 2100, 'slab_width': 200, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2020-02-20', 'title': 'Overview', 'source': 'JNP VS', 'url': '/public/document/5e93d61e-7754-4567-8498-72abbc90c563/2020/2/13/3c2ecc57-f40c-4ae5-afeb-a2abd624d8a8/200214_Ma_Wilmore_Path_overview_2.JPG'}, {'date': '2020-02-20', 'title': 'Annotated overview', 'source': 'JNP VS', 'url': '/public/document/a1d7e37f-848a-4603-8dcf-8c98ed254119/2020/2/13/3c2ecc57-f40c-4ae5-afeb-a2abd624d8a8/Avalanche_outline.jpg'}]"
+36,c5b412c4-9857-44df-8d90-8385fac3948c,2020-02-02,Upper Burnt,"Approximately 65km SW of Chetwynd, BC","[55.27017, -122.310302]",Lat/lng,1600.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"Late in the afternoon on February 2, 2020 authorities received notification of an incident involving a snowmobiler who was missing after an avalanche had occurred. SAR efforts were hampered by poor weather and the risk of further avalanches. Eventually a snowmobile was observed in the avalanche debris where the missing person was reported but no transceiver signal was found. Probing and avalanche rescue dog teams were unable to locate the missing person. Active rescue efforts were suspended on February 8th. See attached information from Chetwynd RCMP for further details.
+
+Preliminary investigation suggests the avalanche failed on a layer of faceted snow lying on a rain crust that formed in mid-November.
+
+This report was created Feb 12, 2020 and will be updated if new information becomes available.",Snowmobiling,"[{'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 1600, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': 130}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2020-02-12', 'title': 'Site Photo', 'source': 'SAR', 'url': '/public/document/3efa603f-0a84-4de1-83f5-81ba6c825f88/2020/2/2/c5b412c4-9857-44df-8d90-8385fac3948c/upper_burnt_2020-02-02_site_cropped.jpg'}, {'date': '2020-02-12', 'title': 'RCMP Info Feb 10', 'source': 'Chetwynd RCMP', 'url': '/public/document/f6d67801-fb37-4607-8633-25eb35ca8676/2020/2/2/c5b412c4-9857-44df-8d90-8385fac3948c/RCMP_release_2020-02-10.jpg'}]"
+37,223dceb9-1d88-43ab-a893-f5728024802d,2020-01-10,Mount Hector,Approximately 16km NW of Lake Louise,"[51.555461, -116.27115]",Lat/lng,2300.0,AB,1.0,0.0,1,A party of three were skiing on a south-facing slope on Mt Hector in Banff National Park. A slab avalanche approximately 80 m wide was triggered. The crown tapered dramatically along the crest of the ridge from nearly 2 m in heavily wind-loaded drifts to as little as 40 cm. The avalanche ran for approximately 550 m and caught one person who was deeply buried by the debris. The victim was extricated by companion rescue and airlifted to hospital. She succumbed to her injuries and died the following day.,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': 2500, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': 80}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}","The avalanche ran on a weak layer of facets and depth hoar near the base of the snowpack. The avalanche caused most of the snow to be removed from along its path, exposing the ground and scrubby trees in many places.","[{'date': '2020-01-23', 'title': 'Slide Path with burial location', 'source': 'Parks Canada - AvCan MIN', 'url': '/public/document/2b772234-b233-4914-8289-cc29402f5b18/2020/1/10/223dceb9-1d88-43ab-a893-f5728024802d/Slide_path_with_burial_location.jpg'}, {'date': '2020-01-23', 'title': 'Upper slide path', 'source': 'Parks Canada', 'url': '/public/document/352b2879-99a1-4f1e-a053-22c21827a094/2020/1/10/223dceb9-1d88-43ab-a893-f5728024802d/Image_posted_to_the_MIN_-_permission_to_distribute_granted.jpeg'}, {'date': '2020-01-23', 'title': 'Variable FL', 'source': 'Parks Canada', 'url': '/public/document/8d503049-1a7a-4f48-a3e2-f16775e683bf/2020/1/10/223dceb9-1d88-43ab-a893-f5728024802d/Variable_Crown.jpg'}]"
+38,1953493c-cf2b-4d67-b934-72c69f987884,2020-01-04,Cabin Lake,Approx. 35km SW of Merritt,"[49.972113, -121.225966]",Lat/lng,1850.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"Two people were snowmobiling on a small but steep slope above Cabin Lake. A slab avalanche 300 metres wide with an average thickness of 60cm thick was triggered. The avalanche ran up to 175 metres and caught one person who was buried and did not survive. Storms had recently deposited significant amounts of new snow in the area, accompanied by strong south-westerly winds. Preliminary investigation found a layer of surface hoar 60-70cm deep on the bed surface of the slide. The presence of surface hoar and the significant propagation of the fracture line on a relatively small treeline feature suggest this was a Persistent Slab avalanche.",Snowmobiling,"[{'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 1915, 'slab_width': 300, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",Weather stations west and north of the scene recorded 21-26mm overnight prior to the date of the incident.,"{'hs': 175, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",Fracture line profile carried out the day after the incident found a snow depth of 175cm  with a layer of surface hoar 70cm below the surface. Testing indicated moderate to hard results with a sudden planar fracture character.,[]
+39,5b97e577-add7-41a8-9fdd-6b1ff9a5d3a2,2019-12-30,Chuck Creek Parking Area,Approximately 140km south of Haines Junction YT,"[59.702282, -136.602223]",Lat/lng,1010.0,BC,3.0,1.0,2,A party of three snowboarders were climbing on foot on a slope near the highway. About 2/3 of the way up a slab avalanche approximately 1.5m deep by 50-100m wide was triggered. The avalanche ran approximately 150 metres into a terrain trap and and caught all three. Two were fully buried and one was partially buried. The partially buried person was able to self extricate and used a satellite messaging system to call for help.,Snowboarding,"[{'size': '2.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 1150, 'slab_width': 75, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}","A series of storms with significant precipitation, strong winds, and fluctuating temperatures had impacted the area in the days leading up to the incident. Weather at the time of the incident was described as heavy flurries, strong S-SW winds, and -1.0.","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,[]
+40,49c180c3-aa8e-4f9e-805d-603e510a4485,2019-04-20,Yoho National Park,Mount Des Poilus,"[51.59123, -116.60428]",Lat/lng,3000.0,BC,3.0,0.0,1,A party of three backcountry skiers were involved in an avalanche on Des Poilus Glacier in Yoho National Park. The avalanche occurred on a southeast aspect at an elevation of 3000 m. The fracture depth was approximately 60 cm. One male patient was transferred by STARS Air Ambulance to Calgary where he passed away.,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'size': '3.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': None, 'elevation': 3000, 'slab_width': 210, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': 'SCT', 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2019-04-21', 'title': 'Parks Canada Statement', 'source': 'Parks Canada', 'url': '/public/document/c241eb82-ff64-4110-80a2-7efe81d95cb8/2019/4/20/49c180c3-aa8e-4f9e-805d-603e510a4485/FINAL_Fatality_Statement_Des_Polius_Incident_Yoho_National_Park_-_April_21_2019.pdf'}]"
+41,bc4a88cc-7b79-4382-912d-f2ba5cd1f7ec,2019-04-16,Howse Peak,Banff National Park,"[51.813002, -116.669218]",Lat/lng,2100.0,AB,3.0,0.0,3,"A party of three ice climbers were attempting a difficult ice climbing route on the east face of Howse Peak in Banff National Park. The accident is believed to have occurred on the descent. All three climbers were caught in the avalanche and died. Due to the technical nature of the terrain and unfavourable weather conditions, the victim’s bodies were not recovered until April 21.
+
+This is a preliminary report and will be updated when more information is available.",Ice Climbing,"[{'size': None, 'type': None, 'trigger': None, 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2019-04-21', 'title': 'Howse Peak 1', 'source': 'Parks Canada', 'url': '/public/document/25c4ef56-46fc-4f4e-adc5-eb7c3ce30890/2019/4/16/bc4a88cc-7b79-4382-912d-f2ba5cd1f7ec/Parks_Canada_Banff_NP_Howse_Peak_1.jpg'}, {'date': '2019-04-21', 'title': 'Howse Peak 2', 'source': 'Parks Canada', 'url': '/public/document/74dd7170-474c-40d0-b452-e5a8c90585eb/2019/4/16/bc4a88cc-7b79-4382-912d-f2ba5cd1f7ec/Parks_Canada_Banff_NP_Howse_Peak_2.jpg'}]"
+42,37d909e4-c6de-43f1-8416-57a34cd48255,2019-03-16,Pharaoh Lake,"Approximately 25km WSW of Banff, AB","[51.114536, -115.914762]",Lat/lng,2400.0,AB,2.0,0.0,1,"A ski-tourer and split boarder triggered a persistent slab avalanche while ascending above Pharaoh Lake. Both were caught and partially buried. One person was able to extricate themselves and their partner, then obtained assistance from another party who were able to summon assistance via personal location devices. A Parks Canada Visitor Safety team evacuated the injured person who later succumbed to injuries in hospital.",Ski touring,"[{'size': '2.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2400, 'slab_width': 80, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",Nearest weather station temperature was about -4 at time of incident.,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,[]
+43,53263a93-e674-4eda-999d-01e05fcf64ef,2019-03-11,Massey's Waterfall,Approximately 2km NE of Field BC,"[51.404092, -116.466891]",Lat/lng,1300.0,BC,5.0,0.0,1,"A naturally triggered wind slab released from a steep alpine feature above the Massey's waterfall on Mount Stephen near Field, BC. Massey’s is a very popular Grade 3 waterfall ice climb. The climb is at the bottom of a very large avalanche path, avalanches that start above on Mt. Stephen often funnel through the track and run right over the waterfall.
+
+On the day of the incident the avalanche entrained loose faceted snow at and below treeline and ran over the waterfall striking a group of ice climbers at the base of waterfall. The group carried out a self-rescue but were limited because their packs that contained their rescue equipment were swept away. One injured person was evacuated by a Parks Canada Visitor Safety team and subsequently passed away in hospital.",Ice Climbing,"[{'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 2400, 'slab_width': 50, 'slab_thickness': 35}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': 'X', 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'NIL'}","After an extended period of drought, small amounts of new snow had been incrementally loading the snowpack in the Rockies. In general these amounts were not enough to trigger an avalanche cycle, and explosive tests in the Mt. Whymper area the day prior to the incident confirmed this with only small avalanches triggered. The significant difference was local accumulation of snow in the Yoho area the days prior to the avalanche, and then a significant wind event the night before and the morning of the avalanche.","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,[]
+44,b3e31dcb-77d2-42b3-8115-e88a16b2f946,2019-02-18,Runner Peak,Approximately 3 km north of the Seymour Ski area parking lot,"[49.3937, -122.9434]",Lat/lng,1325.0,BC,2.0,1.0,1,"A group of two snowshoers were winter camping in the vicinity of Mount Seymour. In the morning of the incident, they left their tent erected and headed towards Runner Peak. While moving in steep terrain near the summit of Runner Peak, the group triggered a size 2.5 slab avalanche that caught both party members. One person became entangled in trees on very steep terrain and was rescued by helicopter long-line. The second person was found two days later buried under a little over 1 m of snow by probing.
+
+Rescuers noted an unstable layer of snow buried approximately 70 cm below the surface comprising facetted snow overlying a crust. Snowpack tests confirmed this failure plane was highly reactive to human-triggering.
+
+The travelers were equipped with snowshoes and ice axe but did not carry avalanche rescue gear.",Snowshoeing,"[{'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 1325, 'slab_width': 150, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'NIL'}","Observations are based on Mt Seymour resort's patrol observations. 
+
+Temperatures were -2 to -5C during the previous storm event (Feb 14-16). Temps warmed to near 0C the day before the accident with clear skies (Feb 17). Clouds rolled in early on the morning of the accident and temperatures cooled.","{'hs': 325, 'hn24': None, 'hst': 40, 'hst_reset': '2019-02-14'}","Average HS at 1200-1300 m is 300-350 cm. This is near average for this time of year in the area. The first half of the season was very warm and relatively wet. Cold drier weather kicked in at the beginning of Feb and it’s been 3 weeks of unusual weather conditions in the area.
+
+Persistent slab problem found, which is very atypical for the North Shore.
+
+A large whump was felt by rescuers near the summit of runner peak on the first day of the rescue. 
+Snowpack summary: 8 cm F HN on 60 cm 4F-1F+ slab (DF), on 15-20 cm FCxr, on Feb 3 Crust. Several thin sun crusts present in top 50-70 cm on solar aspects. 
+
+Snowpack test results: Tests performed Feb. 20: NW aspect at 1250 m. ECT 23 SP down 67 cm on FCxr. PST 25 END down 67 cm. See video links: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ye4srwlhi0h5y54/IMG_0133.MOV?dl=0 and  https://www.dropbox.com/s/8dfl5wbu5fdgyq1/SnowTest-ECT.mov?dl=0","[{'date': '2019-02-20', 'title': 'Avalanche Path with location of victim', 'source': 'Metro Vancouver', 'url': '/public/document/f17ed07b-f8a5-4da4-86a3-37000d76970e/2019/2/18/b3e31dcb-77d2-42b3-8115-e88a16b2f946/Avalanche_path_with_location_of_victim.png'}, {'date': '2019-02-20', 'title': 'Start zone showing location of survivor', 'source': 'Metro Vancouver', 'url': '/public/document/5cdf59c2-8d97-4234-b8d4-4980f1cef74a/2019/2/18/b3e31dcb-77d2-42b3-8115-e88a16b2f946/Start_zone_and_fracture_line_with_location_of_survivor.png'}]"
+45,2a3afb33-ff26-48ab-b7ca-cfd840d203fa,2019-02-09,Oventop Creek,Approximately 25 km northeast of Blue River.,"[52.334951, -118.894301]",Lat/lng,2120.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"A group of four snowmobilers were on or near the south facing slopes above Oventop Creek in the Northern Monashee Mountains. Upon noticing that one member was separated from the group, the rest initiated a search. The missing group member was caught in a size 2 wind slab avalanche 40 m wide that ran 150-200 m. The avalanche failed at the upper end of treeline at the elevation of 2120 m and ran down into a band of trees. The deceased was found by companions under 1 m of snow, against a tree.",Snowmobiling,"[{'size': '2.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': 2120, 'slab_width': 40, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,[]
+46,87affdea-021e-4b13-b7fb-f52fa3b1437a,2019-01-26,Nain,"Approximately 1.5km south of Nain, NL","[56.525664, -61.695035]",Lat/lng,150.0,NL,3.0,0.0,1,A group of three was on a route used to travel between Nain and sea ice at an inlet approximately 4km south of Nain. They were working on a stuck or broken down snowmobile when all three were struck by an avalanche at or near a height of land that has a an east facing slope above. Two remained on the surface. One was buried and could not be found by the survivors. A call for help mobilized a major rescue effort and the deceased was located by probing approximately 2.7m below the surface.,Snowmobiling,"[{'size': '2.0', 'type': 'CS', 'trigger': 'Nc', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': 'X', 'precip': None}","Approximately 25cm of new snow fell the night before the accident, accompanied by strong winds.","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",Snowpack in the area of the incident is described as highly variable in depth.,[]
+47,9413994e-a20d-4f52-8e84-dfc4ee6217b5,2019-01-12,Mount Brewer,Approximately 20km SW of Invermere,"[50.3733, -116.22389]",Lat/lng,2600.0,BC,2.0,0.0,2,A group of snowmobilers were on or near slopes on the south/southeast side of Mount Brewer in the Purcell Mountains. Two were caught in a very large Deep Persistent Slab avalanche 200-400m wide that ran 900-1100m onto a small lake. One deceased with an activated airbag was recovered from a two metre deep burial. A transceiver signal was located on the lake where debris was floating on the water. The second deceased was subsequently recovered from the lake by a dive team.,Snowmobiling,"[{'size': '3.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2750, 'slab_width': 300, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': 'CLR', 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,[]
+48,3891fd51-8736-4373-9829-9159b950992b,2019-01-03,Pebble Creek,Approximately 32km SW of Gold Bridge,"[50.7211, -123.2444]",Lat/lng,1680.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,A skier who was part of a group was slightly ahead of other party members and went out of sight over a roll. Rest of group came over the roll and saw a 25cm thick soft slab avalanche had occurred. Deceased was found approximately 50m downslope on the uphill side of a tree island.,Skiing,"[{'size': '2.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 1680, 'slab_width': 50, 'slab_thickness': 25}]","{'temp_present': -5.0, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'S', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': 'S3'}",L-M SE winds reported in previous 24 hours.,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 40, 'hst': 65, 'hst_reset': None}",,[]
+49,5930994f-0066-4e58-822e-15caf064c12e,2018-03-28,South Creek,Approximately 38km NW of Pemberton,"[50.483889, -123.281667]",Lat/lng,2020.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,While regrouping a remotely triggered size 1 avalanche started which sympathetically triggered a size 2.5 - 3.0. The larger avalanche caught one person who was subsequently buried and did not survive. Several other nearby sympathetic releases were also observed some of which combined with the initial avalanches.,Heliskiing,"[{'size': '3.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2020, 'slab_width': 200, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': -5.0, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'S', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': 'NIL'}",Previous weather M-S SW/SE winds with 10cm of new snow (13mm WE).,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 0, 'hst': 10, 'hst_reset': None}",Little wind effect on slope where incident occurred compared to other slopes in the area.,[]
+50,533be18d-8019-42b1-9811-8509ca14106f,2018-02-10,Soo Valley,Apprx 600m NW of summit of Mt Callaghan,"[50.257891, -123.287952]",Lat/lng,2150.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"Two individuals were sitting on sleds looking at view. Cornice collapsed causing one to fall approximately 75m to slope below. A size 1.5 - 2.0 avalanche on the slope below was triggered by the cornice fall. The deceased was partially buried, head down to the waist. A second party witnessed the incident and extricated the deceased from the snow but were revival attempts were unsuccessful.",Snowmobiling,"[{'size': '2.0', 'type': 'CS', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 2150, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,[]
+51,f1f2bfec-bd7b-4063-b46e-46aa213a8678,2018-02-09,Hospital Creek,Approximately 12km NE of Golden,"[51.381917, -116.878889]",Lat/lng,2200.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"Party of two were travelling up a small drainage. One turned into a side drainage and was caught in a size two slab avalanche. Burial depth of approximately three metres suggests a terrain trap was involved, likely a creek or gully feature.",Snowmobiling,"[{'size': '2.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 2200, 'slab_width': 50, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",AST instructor assisting with rescue suspected January 15 surface was failure layer.,[]
+52,62ada927-3b2f-44a7-b765-4372c3886145,2018-01-30,Clemina Creek,South of Valemount,"[52.561555, -118.950498]",Lat/lng,,BC,3.0,0.0,1,"A party of four were grouped up while moving through terrain below a cliff band. One rider started to move away from the group and appears to have triggered (possibly remotely) an avalanche that came down on the group. One person was fully buried, two were partly buried. The two partly buried victims were able to self-extricate rapidly. The fully buried victim was buried approximately 2 m below the surface together with his sled. The buried victim was located by his companions and uncovered within approximately 10 minutes. Rescue teams were alerted and CPR was performed by the companion group immediately, but unfortunately the victim did not recover.",Snowmobiling,[],"{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,[]
+53,22b949ed-a192-4b28-82d9-760369d617e6,2018-01-08,"McDermott Basin, east of Jaffray BC",South of Fernie,"[49.35641860961914, -115.08059692382812]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,1750.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"Two skiers were caught in an avalanche near the McDermott Cabin 15 km east of Jaffray, BC. One skier was able to prevent himself being buried by the snow by clinging onto a tree but the other was carried down and buried. He was located by his companion but found to be deceased. The survivor was able to report back to the McDermott Cabin where they were staying with a larger party. The fracture line was reported to be 100 cm deep and the avalanche is presumed to have run on the mid-December persistent weak layer. The avalanche was triggered in a slightly steeper, slightly more open part of the slope and propagated upwards into an area that contained moderately dense timber. Slope angle was approximately 33 degrees.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2018-01-08 15:00', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 'sw', 'elevation': 1750, 'slab_width': 300, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","Moderate, incremental new snow over several days and recent warm temperatures built slab conditions on top of a buried layer of surface hoar from mid-December.",[]
+54,455adfa2-0ef6-4c41-b01a-2af0226aa494,2018-01-05,Ste-Angele- de-Mérici,intersection of Route 132 and Hudon Road,"[48.528419494628906, -68.11715698242188]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,80.0,QC,1.0,0.0,1,"A little before noon on January 5th, two recreational snowmobilers doing off-piste riding were doing climbs and playing in the new snow during a storm. They climbed a steep slope of an old gravel pit following each other. The first rider triggered the avalanche when arriving at the top of the slope. The second sledder was hit by the avalanche and carried down. He was destabilized, rolled and ejected from his snowmobile before being completely buried under the snow and his snowmobile, which was also completely buried. He was located by rescue services (police and firefighters) and transported to hospital in a critical condition. He died a few days later.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2018-01-05 12:00', 'size': '2', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'M', 'aspect': 'U', 'elevation': 80, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}","Storm in progress, about 60cm HST Jan 4-5 at Mont Joli","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': 60, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+55,e9a90226-1774-47f0-8ac7-acafe5eabcde,2017-12-31,Kootenay Pass,Stagleap Park,"[49.079368591308594, -117.06430053710938]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,1950.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"After skiing the top pitch of the run, a group of six skiers regrouped on an open treed bench to assess the final pitch. The final pitch was skied one at a time. The victim was the fifth person to ski the slope. When the avalanche triggered, the victim was on a steep, partially treed portion of the slope and was skiing over two other skiers’ tracks. One member of the group was standing above the crown and on the bench when the avalanche was triggered (all other skiers were out of the path of the slide). This individual found the victim who was located next to and just uphill of a tree, fully buried. Another rescuer arrived to help unbury her and CPR was administered. She was airlifted to hospital in critical condition and taken off life support a week later due to anoxic brain injury.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2017-12-31 12:00', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 'e', 'elevation': 1950, 'slab_width': 125, 'slab_thickness': 70}]","{'temp_present': -9, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'Rising', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 'sw', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",Previous storm had ended 24 hours prior to incident and since the storm end there had been 5cm settlement.,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 0.0, 'hst': 60, 'hst_reset': ''}",Approx 60cm new snow in 5 days building over Nov27 and Dec15 weak layers.,"[{'title': 'Photo of avalanche', 'source': 'MoTI', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/18df0a36-cbb8-4e18-9a84-9d7c3e9ca05d/Overview%20Cropped.jpg', 'date': ['2018-01-03']}, {'title': 'Photo of avalanche', 'source': 'MoTI', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/75f8979e-68c4-49fd-82eb-bbb48d4dd9a2/Trigger%20Point.jpg', 'date': ['2018-01-03']}]"
+56,6aa34cf6-fd76-4c4e-8db0-b89864d7b245,2017-04-08,"Mount Harvey, Lions Bay",,"[49.47587966918945, -123.20649719238281]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,1652.0,BC,5.0,0.0,5,"Five snowshoers hiking on Mount Harvey fell to their death when a cornice collapsed close to the summit. The cornice broke away above the steep north west face, plunging almost vertically for approximately 150 m before triggering a size 3 loose wet avalanche on the slope below. The five victims appear to have been swept down with the snow and were discovered buried in the avalanche deposit in the runout zone. The sixth member of the group had become separated from the main group and did not witness the cornice collapse. He met up with another solo hiker and when they discovered evidence of a freshly separated section of cornice deduced the rest of the group must have fallen down the steep NW face. The weather on the day in question was stormy with the freezing level around 900 m.",Snowshoeing & Hiking,"[{'observation_date': '2017-04-08 15:43', 'size': 'U', 'type': 'U', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'nw', 'elevation': 1652, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': -2, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'Steady', 'wind_speed': 'S', 'wind_dir': 's', 'sky': 'X', 'precip': 'S5'}",60 cm new snow fell in previous 48 hours with strong winds from the SSE.,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 40.0, 'hst': 60, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'View looking up from deposit', 'source': 'Search and Rescue - Horvath photo', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6b32ffe8-94f0-4d7d-93fe-2a7ea4423f12/horvath%20photo.jpg', 'date': ['2017-04-09']}]"
+57,181f837b-88a2-45d5-8806-e5225ccf8afe,2017-03-12,Mt. Hector - lower part of the drainage just above,Approximately 20 km north of Lake Louise townsite,"[51.60498046875, -116.29850006103516]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,2400.0,AB,2.0,0.0,2,"On Sunday March 12, two people walked up Hector Creek using snowshoes. Approximately 800 meters up the trail they turned and walked up the steep lower bowl of the Mt. Hector approach.
+
+On Tuesday, March 14 they were reported having not checked out from their hotel. A subsequent trailhead search found their vehicle parked at the Hector Creek trailhead. 800 meters up the trail, search and rescue teams found their snowshoe trail leading into a large pile of avalanche debris and one person was observed partially buried.
+
+",Snowshoeing & Hiking,"[{'observation_date': '2017-03-12 00:00', 'size': '2', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'U', 'elevation': 2400, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'Rising', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'S-1'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 4.0, 'hst': 70, 'hst_reset': ''}",Very weak depth hoar base overloaded with 70 cm of storm snow in 10 days then a significant rise in temperature.,[]
+58,6f5503dc-db49-4ed9-830e-855ae37fd55f,2017-03-06,Upper Goldstream River,65km north of Revelstoke,"[-118.11528778076172, 51.58208084106445]",,2115.0,BC,3.0,1.0,1,"An avalanche was triggered that partially buried three members of a group of six, one critically. The deceased suffered trauma. The avalanche is believed to have run on a layer of facets over a thin crust.",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2017-03-08 10:59', 'size': '2', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 'ne', 'elevation': 2115, 'slab_width': 23, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': -9, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'C', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}","-9, calm to light winds","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",soft slab on thin crust,[]
+59,3880da2c-4404-4be3-b30d-bc130c9220d9,2017-03-04,"Hanging Lake, Callaghan Valley near Whistler",,"[50.149070739746094, -123.08209991455078]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,1600.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"One skier was fully buried in an avalanche that occurred on a slope above Hanging Lake, approximately 10 km northwest of Whistler. The avalanche was reported as a size 2.5, 100-150 m wide, running 400 m, with a crown depth of 80-100 cm. The avalanche occurred on a northwest aspect and slid on a layer of facets over a crust. The victim was the third of a party of six to descend the slope. No other party members were caught in the slide. The victim was located at an elevation of 1400 m; the elevation of the start zone was approximately 1600 m. The victim was washed through a stand of trees during the descent. 
+
+Rescuers were unable to locate the victim using a transceiver search, despite the victim having a transceiver on their person. The transceiver, worn in a hip pocket, was found with the switch in the “search” position, for reasons unknown at this time. The victim deployed an avalanche balloon pack, but it was found to have sustained significant damage. The victim did not employ the pack’s crotch strap. 
+
+Nearby parties as well as search and rescue assisted with the rescue and a probe line was established. The victim was eventually located with the help of a rescue dog approximately four hours after the avalanche occurred. CPR was initiated but the victim was pronounced deceased by a doctor on site.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2017-03-04 11:39', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 'nw', 'elevation': 1600, 'slab_width': 150, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'SCT', 'precip': 'NIL'}",Storm had come through area afternoon and evening of Mar 3,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Avalanche ran on a crust with faceted/mixed form layer,"[{'title': 'photo of avalanche', 'source': 'SAR - Scott Aitken', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/7f6e46cc-25a6-4935-ab73-09eaa14fc98a/photo1.jpg', 'date': ['2017-03-04']}, {'title': 'photo of avalanche', 'source': 'SAR - Tony Salin', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/c05ef955-e006-49c6-85b6-2278a2b94318/IMG_9487.jpg', 'date': ['2017-03-04']}, {'title': 'photo of avalanche', 'source': 'SAR - Tony Salin', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/857427e0-47ca-48b3-8987-c1405b9d8a81/FullSizeRender%20(1).jpg', 'date': ['2017-03-04']}, {'title': 'photo of avalanche', 'source': 'SAR - Scott Aitken', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/75e0664e-f6ea-46eb-8682-e0581604de2f/photo2.jpg', 'date': ['2017-03-04']}, {'title': 'photo of avalanche', 'source': 'SAR - Brian Fishbook', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/dcb9c591-1477-4323-b8d0-fa73e6b141b2/IMG_0589.jpg', 'date': ['2017-03-04']}]"
+60,25ae1cb7-d05d-4f37-80a5-d25d2ac4ec28,2017-01-26,Trois Rivieres,Highway,"[46.343, 72.5421]",Lat/lng,,QC,1.0,0.0,1,"Truck driver outside vehicle, hit by snow blower which was pushed by avalanche from piled snow.",Work,[],"{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,[]
+61,02e20779-5ec5-402c-b463-79f5c37e96c3,2017-01-21,"Ymir, Qua Peak",,"[-117.11011505126953, 49.39093017578125]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,2100.0,BC,3.0,1.0,1,"Three skiers spaced out riding slope, third person triggered the slope. One person ""wrapped around a tree"" was on the surface in the track. One person partially buried with injuries, one person partially buried with fatal injuries.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2017-01-21 09:00', 'size': '2', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 'sw', 'elevation': 2100, 'slab_width': 40, 'slab_thickness': 40}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'Rising', 'wind_speed': 'C', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': 40, 'hst_reset': ''}",Run / slope skied previous day.,[]
+62,92402335-894f-4998-b1d0-3ab5e7049011,2016-12-30,Clemina Creek,Morning Glory Bowl,"[52.55963897705078, -118.94450378417969]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,2250.0,BC,3.0,0.0,1,"One person stuck on slope. Two others went to help, rode above stuck person, and triggered avalanche. Stuck person fully buried, deceased. One partially buried, required assistance. one partially buried, self extricated.
+
+Slab was estimated 60-120cm thick.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2016-12-30 13:45', 'size': '2', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'M', 'aspect': 'ne', 'elevation': 2250, 'slab_width': 250, 'slab_thickness': 80}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'NC PAF', 'source': 'AvCan', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f15081ad-1be8-448f-83aa-02ebc1697dc0/2016%2012%2029%20NorthColumbia%20PAF.pdf', 'date': ['2016-12-30']}]"
+63,0169d024-fa0b-4076-8064-2e557c9fc305,2016-09-25,Mt. Victoria - The Sickle into The Deathtrap,,"[51.370601654052734, -116.29019927978516]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,2850.0,AB,1.0,0.0,1,"Two skiers ascending Mt. Victoria to ski The Sickle. Approached via The Deathtrap and once above the big cliffs they contoured back above those cliffs until below The Sickle ski line. Skiers began ascending in deteriorating conditions. At approximately 2875 m, the skiers stopped and decided to retreat due to poor conditions and hand shears they did not like. The first skier began descending while the second skier was a few minutes behind him. When the second skier was descending he could see no sign of his partner and then skied over the bed surface of a small wind slab. He continued to descend, following their up track and once back into The Deathtrap, he located his friend on the surface of the snow at the base of a 75 m cliff. Second skier then descended for help.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2016-09-25 09:00', 'size': '1', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 'e', 'elevation': 2850, 'slab_width': 30, 'slab_thickness': 20}]","{'temp_present': -3, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'Falling', 'wind_speed': 'M', 'wind_dir': 'sw', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'S-1'}",Poor weather that morning. Overcast and windy.,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 10.0, 'hst': 40, 'hst_reset': ''}","Amounts given above are estimates only. Since the end of August it has been snowing in alpine areas and we estimate >100 cm of snow over the month prior to this avalanche. Combined with strong winds the day before and the morning of the avalanche, this has created windslabs in alpine areas.",[]
+64,8295e9da-8b59-47ff-a473-cae0fd8d3883,2016-05-23,Mt Lawson,,"[50.776100158691406, 115.18460083007812]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,2500.0,AB,1.0,,1,"A solo scrambler triggered a loose wet avalanche while plunge-stepping on descent of Mt Lawson at an unknown time on May 23, 2016. The subject was reported as overdue on the morning of May 24. Rescue crews flew to the scene and observed the subject's tracks entering a size 2.0 avalanche in close proximity to the normal route on the NE face of Mt Lawson. From the air search no clues were visible. An aerial RECCO search was performed with no significant hits.
+
+Rescuers assessed the scene further and decided to deploy explosives in the start zones above the incident site before exposing rescuers on the ground. Ten bags of explosives were placed in the overhead start zones resulting in several size 2.0 loose wet avalanches, some of which over ran existing avalanche debris in the gully. Public Safety Specialists and Conservation Officers from Kananaskis Country, along with the Banff National Park Dog Handler and avalanche search dog were flown to a safe zone on a buttress adjacent to the avalanche path. As rescue crews began the search, the deceased subject's right knee was just barely visible above the snow surface.
+
+The subject had initiated the slide at approximately 2500m ASL and was carried just under 500m vertical before he was critically buried in a gully feature. Burial depth was an average of 50cm. Subject was buried head down and on his back with his ice axe still attached to his wrist by a leash. Extensive trauma was evident to head and legs. It is unknown if subject was wearing a helmet at the time of the avalanche, but one was not found with him.",Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '2016-05-23 00:00', 'size': '2', 'type': 'L', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 'ne', 'elevation': 2500, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",The recovery did not occur until the day after the avalanche. Rescue crews were not aware of the accident on the day that it occurred. Weather on the day of the event was mostly cloudy with intermittent showers and/or flurries.,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': 40, 'hst_reset': ''}","A 3 day storm had deposited up to 40cm of snow in the Alpine. The incident occurred on the third day of the storm as it tapered off. Numerous Na oose wet avalanches up to size 2.5 were observed on the day of the recovery (one day after the incident occurred). The rescue team used 10 bags (12.5kg) of ANFO in the start zones above the accident site to protect the site for rescuers. This Xh work produced several size 2.0 loose wet avalanches, some of which over ran the site were the subject was recovered.","[{'title': 'Side-view scene photo of Mt Lawson fatal avalanche', 'source': 'Jeremy Mackenzie - Kananaskis Country Public Safety', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6890aa76-b996-4cb2-aee7-5a59c63d4c94/Avalanche%20Fatality%20-%20Mt%20Lawson%20-%20Side%20view%20-%20May%2024,%202016.jpg', 'date': ['2016-05-24']}, {'title': 'Scene photo of Mt Lawson fatal avalanche indicent', 'source': 'Jeremy Mackenzie - Kananaskis Country Public Safety', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/2416dc3e-66d3-49e2-8234-7d19a6eda8e2/Avalanche%20Fatality%20-%20Mt%20Lawson%20-%20May%2024,%2020161.jpg', 'date': ['2016-05-24']}]"
+65,c080e409-0151-404e-bfd6-b1db7c63a660,2016-04-20,Haines Pass-Mineral Mtn,NW of Haines Pass,"[-136.65980529785156, 59.54869842529297]",,1600.0,BC,1.0,,1,"While skiing on steep rib feature, an athlete on a film shoot triggered a small loose dry avalanche. Skied or possibly swept over small cliff off planned line of descent. Landed in flat spot/hollow and buried by small avalanche that came over cliff from behind. Possibly a very thin soft slab may have been involved as well as loose snow avalanche.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2016-04-20 10:30', 'size': '1', 'type': 'L', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 'ne', 'elevation': 1600, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",Clear and calm at time of accident. ,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+66,5afb006a-1f7a-40da-82a5-868aa6baeb59,2016-03-20,Tent Ridge,North facing slide path.,"[-115.38330078125, 50.842201232910156]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,2350.0,AB,1.0,0.0,1,"Subject snowshoeing solo, had done the Tent Ridge hike before, walked from Mt. Shark parking lot along a cut road and then traversed from lower treeline to mid traditional run-out or mid track (single snowshoe tracks were seen from helicopter) and likely toe triggered the 160106 Fc which propagated up into the start zone.  Subject was found on the skier's right approx 200 meters from the terminus of the debris, surface clues found near the probe strike.  Subject probe strike was 1.3 meters deep at head and 2 meters at feet after PC Dog received strong scent cone indications.  Excavation time approx 20 minutes.",Snowshoeing & Hiking,"[{'observation_date': '2016-03-20 00:00', 'size': '3', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 'n', 'elevation': 2350, 'slab_width': 120, 'slab_thickness': 70}]","{'temp_present': -2, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'Rising', 'wind_speed': 'M', 'wind_dir': 'sw', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'S2'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 3.0, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Tent Ridge area has worst snowpack characteristics of the entire forecast region.,"[{'title': 'Overview of the avalanche.', 'source': 'K-Country Forecasting Team', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/574ede0b-d554-4db8-81b6-20b0ead126bc/imagejpeg_2.jpg', 'date': ['2016-03-22']}]"
+67,a5ea1871-d2fb-44e1-8300-d022e6a9c26d,2016-03-14,College Creek,,"[49.25210189819336, -117.78299713134766]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,1910.0,BC,1.0,,1,Solo snowmobiler.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2016-03-14 00:00', 'size': 'U', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'M', 'aspect': 'nw', 'elevation': 1910, 'slab_width': 60, 'slab_thickness': 80}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'site photo', 'source': 'MOTI', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/e16fe409-08d7-42f7-a5f5-17d101a682d7/Colege%20Creek%20March%2015%202016%20Crown%202.jpg', 'date': ['2016-03-15']}, {'title': 'rcmp press release', 'source': 'rcmp', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/2db8c130-b419-4567-8f71-69044153821a/2016%2003%2014%20Castlegar%20RCMP%20Release.docx', 'date': ['2016-03-15']}]"
+68,60347304-201c-497d-a5ec-05c73129bf63,2016-03-14,North Blue River,,"[52.25519943237305, -119.45899963378906]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,1940.0,BC,2.0,,2,"2 km south of access to ""Holy Grail"" area. Group had only cell phones and no other communications or signalling devices. Requested assistance from nearby ski touring operation who initiated Clearwater SAR response. Avalanche technician stated evidence suggests avalanche triggered while highmarking.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2016-03-14 15:00', 'size': '3', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'M', 'aspect': 'sw', 'elevation': 1940, 'slab_width': 300, 'slab_thickness': 120}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'Rising', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 30.0, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Feb. 27 crust/facet was failure layer.,"[{'title': 'rcmp press release', 'source': '', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/364c25cb-b992-442b-a250-96716f5857a9/2016%2003%2014%20Blue%20River%20RCMP%20Release1.docx', 'date': ['2016-03-15']}]"
+69,70c2366b-fb59-462a-9a7b-e26661bd62f6,2016-03-13,Crowfoot Snowmobile Area,,"[51.0546989440918, -119.23719787597656]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,1830.0,BC,1.0,,1,,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2016-03-13 00:00', 'size': '2', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'M', 'aspect': 'w', 'elevation': 1830, 'slab_width': 60, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'site photo', 'source': 'GADSAR', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/398e71f8-e563-4286-b003-8e5af71d739b/IMG_0179(1).JPG', 'date': ['2016-03-13']}, {'title': 'rcmp press release', 'source': 'rcmp', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6fd74a00-7f13-4f9d-8921-ca30fefe69c6/RCMP%20Release%20Celista%20Fatality.docx', 'date': ['2016-03-14']}]"
+70,f9bae623-2e13-47fd-a445-6153d2e0e1fb,2016-03-06,Morton Lake,Approx. 13km SE of Sicamous,"[50.77510070800781, -118.83910369873047]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,1980.0,BC,1.0,,1,Size 2.5 avalanche. Details of accident unknown as victim was riding alone.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2016-03-06 00:00', 'size': 'U', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'M', 'aspect': 'e', 'elevation': 1980, 'slab_width': 50, 'slab_thickness': 70}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'rcmp press release', 'source': 'rcmp', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a10648c0-601a-488e-928d-32e8407c3bdb/RCMP%20Press%20Report.pdf', 'date': ['2016-03-08']}]"
+71,dc4c173f-cdf2-4d02-ba56-968c54606108,2016-02-21,"Esplanades, Cupola SE2",Esplanade range approx. 50 km NW of Golden,"[51.563499450683594, -117.53569793701172]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,2100.0,BC,7.0,6.0,1,"Feb 21st, 2016 at approximately 11:00 hours, a group of 13 backcountry skiers were involved in a size 3 avalanche on S22 (Hogzilla), a north-facing drainage off the eastern flank of Avalanche Peak. Ten skiers, including the guide and assistant guide, were caught. One skier was kicked out after a successful airbag deployment. Four managed to self-rescue. Five were buried, then uncovered by the group within 10 minutes. External support arrived from a nearby heliskiing operation and Golden SAR. Five victims had their injuries attended to at the Golden Hospital. Two further victims had serious injuries. One of these, requiring extensive CPR, was flown to Kamloops, BC. The other was flown by STARS to Foothills Calgary, but succumbed to internal injuries three days later.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2016-02-21 11:00', 'size': '3', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 'n', 'elevation': 2100, 'slab_width': 75, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",Mild temperatures in the alpine,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Suspect failure on Feb 10 layer,"[{'title': 'Overview of avalanche path', 'source': 'Golden SAR', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f5853a46-ae52-4915-9e23-7a5365066f7b/GADSAR%20photo2.jpg', 'date': ['2016-02-21']}, {'title': 'Avalanche start zone', 'source': 'Golden SAR', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/50ed7733-c47a-4668-874a-8e190c6e87c4/GADSAR%20photo1.jpg', 'date': ['2016-02-21']}]"
+72,eb71512b-e8a2-48fd-9601-863c05d07481,2016-02-20,"Quartz Ck, Dauntless Mountain",Near Golden,"[51.37739944458008, -117.27839660644531]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,2500.0,BC,2.0,1.0,1,"A group of 4 snowmobilers were riding in a major avalanche path at the east end of Quartz Creek Road, opposite Dauntless Mountain. One rider triggered an avalanche while climbing the slope. Two riders were caught in the slide and carried approximately 500 m. One person was saved by visual clue (finger tips exposed) and sustained injuries requiring hospitalization. The deceased was fully buried.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2016-02-20 11:30', 'size': '3', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'M', 'aspect': 'sw', 'elevation': 2500, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Suspected Failure Layer: February 10 crust; no visible step-down,"[{'title': 'Avalanche Path', 'source': 'Golden SAR', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/fafaaa34-44f3-45aa-bbaf-55858897b29d/Dauntless-Quartz%20160220a.JPG', 'date': ['2016-02-20']}, {'title': 'Avalanche Path showing Runout Zone', 'source': 'Golden SAR', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/264ed78c-6262-4169-815c-81c8638860c1/Dauntless-Quartz%20160220c.JPG', 'date': ['2016-02-20']}, {'title': 'Avalanche Path showing Start Zone', 'source': 'Golden SAR', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/bf9b27ab-7f30-4c5c-ac09-dd1692cfbc35/Dauntless-Quartz%20160220b.JPG', 'date': ['2016-02-20']}]"
+73,db6c25fe-0e2d-4c08-a916-f4d1d49114ed,2016-01-29,Renshaw Spirit Lake,20 km east of McBride,"[53.524810791015625, -120.01280975341797]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,2050.0,BC,15.0,,5,"Several groups of snowmobilers were impacted by a very large avalanche, burying up to 15 people. Five fatalities ensued. ",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2016-01-29', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2050, 'slab_width': 550, 'slab_thickness': 65}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'Unknown'}","A warm, windy storm occurred the previous 24 hours with significant precipitation followed by clearing and cooling on the day of the incident.","{'hs': 175, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Outlined overview of incident site', 'source': 'AvCan', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f1e911ae-4351-4f39-ab2e-896c7cef7aac/renshaw%20overview%20outlined.jpg', 'date': ['2016-01-30']}]"
+74,f85c5b0f-c383-44d9-9790-eb36262f6153,2016-01-23,"Sinclair Mills, Torpy",Sandi riding area within Torpy,"[54.0655403137207, -121.32710266113281]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,1720.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"Party of six was riding in a difficult-to-access part of the Torpy area that had seen little or no recent sled traffic. Victim was climbing a slope when he triggered the avalanche. Victim was carried approximately 150 m downslope and buried 90-100 cm below the surface. A rescue response was conducted by the other group members, but the victim succumbed to injuries sustained during the avalanche.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2016-01-25 11:07', 'size': '2', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'M', 'aspect': 'n', 'elevation': 1720, 'slab_width': 200, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Fracture profile done on the flank suggests failure layer was a layer of large (4mm) facets resting below a 1F slab. ,"[{'title': 'Profile done on Flank', 'source': 'PG SAR', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/c837b2fe-5c79-4631-9de3-0bed8cd0597b/2016-01-24-sandi_zone-profile.png', 'date': ['2016-01-23']}, {'title': 'Crown line', 'source': 'PG SAR', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/e78de7f3-b472-4b1a-9f61-a7cc3e594fe2/torpy%20crown%20line.jpg', 'date': ['2016-01-23']}, {'title': 'Crown line', 'source': 'PG SAR', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/47a4b816-549f-4a63-af26-ac85cee5443b/topry%20Jan%2016%20with%20crown%20line.jpg', 'date': ['2016-01-23']}]"
+75,12b2631a-5b7f-4f0e-a2d8-c6f89bfb494d,2015-03-21,Back Door area Dore Creek,,"[53.185829162597656, -120.4928970336914]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,1900.0,BC,2.0,0.0,2,"Slab thickness 70 - 120 cm. Funneled into gully, terrain trap.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2015-03-21 00:00', 'size': 'U', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'M', 'aspect': 'n', 'elevation': 1900, 'slab_width': 740, 'slab_thickness': 95}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Overview Photo', 'source': 'Jasper National Park - Deryl Kelly', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/94a92c45-1bc7-49ad-a41c-8e438b0f2bc7/CIMG5517%20public.jpg', 'date': ['2015-03-24']}]"
+76,d6befbcb-2b23-4734-9883-f74c30b47c88,2015-03-10,Ventego Lake,,"[-117.72090148925781, 51.446800231933594]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,,BC,1.0,0.0,1,Further information will be published when it becomes available,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2015-03-10 17:00', 'size': '3', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'U', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'BCCS release', 'source': 'BCCS', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/2341849f-48df-47c6-8d36-ba4dd600e033/BCCS%20release%20Gmoser%2015%2003%2010.pdf', 'date': ['2015-03-12']}]"
+77,f1a9275d-28d4-4646-a2d4-a75fe6c10796,2015-02-28,"Kimberly, Snowcrest Mtn, ",,"[49.55189895629883, -116.51709747314453]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"Traveling along ridge, cornice failed, one person fell with cornice chunk. Size 2 avalanche (based on amount of debris) triggered by cornice fall. See photo ",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2015-02-28 00:00', 'size': 'U', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'U', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Overview Photo', 'source': 'GADSAR', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/2b2479b7-d5b4-4424-839a-5ada12297816/Snowcrest%2015%2002%2028.jpg', 'date': ['2015-02-28']}, {'title': 'RCMP Release', 'source': 'RCMP', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/9ee60852-a660-4736-82b0-ff0e2c3ea0e5/RCMP%20Release%20Snowcrest%2015%2002%2028.PNG', 'date': ['2015-03-02']}]"
+78,e16c495a-69fa-4144-9aff-13107b057911,2015-02-22,"Tumbler Ridge, Core Lodge, Superbowl",,"[-121.03179931640625, 54.85649871826172]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,1700.0,BC,2.0,,1,"Group of 7 riders were out. First rider got to top of ridge and stopped decided not to go down slope then 3 riders from the group dropped in. These 3 riders triggered the slide, all 3 were buried. One victim was partially buried, the two others were fully buried. The first of the fully buried victims was dug out. This victim was initially unresponsive, but was successfully revived. The group went on to the second fully buried victim, who was dug out and found to be unresponsive. CPR was attempted on this victim, but was unsuccessful.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2015-02-22 13:45', 'size': '3', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'M', 'aspect': 'ne', 'elevation': 1700, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': 200}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Avalanche showing crown line', 'source': 'SAR', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/eebb3aae-8e74-4887-be50-0053e3e4665a/crown%20line.jpg', 'date': ['2015-02-23']}, {'title': 'Close up of fracture line', 'source': 'SAR', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/119cda41-810b-4f4c-a4ca-9c43fa0bc395/IMG_1375.jpg', 'date': ['2015-02-23']}, {'title': 'Broad view of avalanche', 'source': 'SAR', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/7d964909-795a-476c-b50d-ae3124e63285/IMG_1349.jpg', 'date': ['2015-02-23']}]"
+79,d6a8c535-e00d-4f3f-85ab-528bccbffaad,2015-02-15,"Kananaskis Country, Black Prince area",,"[-115.20680236816406, 50.692100524902344]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,2450.0,AB,0.0,4.0,1,"Five skiers were involved in an avalanche that is initially thought to have been triggered on a weak layer buried at the end of January. The avalanche subsequently stepped down to a deeper weak layer buried early November and in some places scoured all the way to ground. There were no burials - all the victims remained on the surface. Three victims suffered minor injuries, one suffered a broken leg and one succumbed to their injuries. The presence of trees is thought to have contributed to the severity of the injuries.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2015-02-15 13:00', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'e', 'elevation': 2450, 'slab_width': 130, 'slab_thickness': 70}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Overview of avalanche', 'source': 'K-Country', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b8ab9fac-c5c2-4bd7-baf2-28b0c37cf374/Black%20Prince%20Fatal.jpg', 'date': ['2015-02-16']}]"
+80,af6de875-2fdd-4c00-9a50-eb30cef2bf17,2015-02-05,"Polar Circus Ice Climb, Banff National Park",Steep snow slope between ice pitches on the Polar Circus Ice Climb. (Slope  just above the feature known as the Pencil.),"[-116.98570251464844, 52.13890075683594]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,1800.0,AB,1.0,0.0,1,"Subjects started the climb on Polar Circus at 05:30 on Thursday, Feb 5, 2015. They successfully climbed the ten pitch route (Grade 5) and topped out at 16:00 hrs. After rappelling the Ribbon Pitch, Subject 1 walked ahead to  locate the next rappel station. After pulling the ropes, Subject 2 started to follow his partner's footprints and saw that they disappeared into avalanche debris. Subject 2 called out and did a visual search for his partner (party was not wearing avalanche transceivers). There was no response and no sign of him on the surface. After a period of time Subject 2 descended the rest of the route and activated a Parks Canada rescue response.",Ice Climbing,"[{'observation_date': '2015-02-05 23:00', 'size': '2', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'w', 'elevation': 1800, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+81,3cf409f6-232a-4ebb-adc1-e203e86d6164,2015-01-04,"Sainte-Rose-du-Nord, Mount Bardsville",Saguenay Quebec,"[-70.19300079345703, 48.37900161743164]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,,QC,,0.0,1,"At the top of a 70m icefall pitch, the team made an anchor on a tree, at the base of a snow gully. They noticed a snow cornice near the tree anchor. As one committed to the snow slope to reach the second icefall pitch the second proceeded to undo the tree anchor and follow unbelayed on the slope. The climbers triggered the avalanche before the first one could reach the ice.  The leading climber managed to hold on to a tree near where he stood. The second climber got swept down the ice fall and hit an ice ledge after a 50m fall. They were both tied to the end of a 70m rope at the moment of the accident.",Ice Climbing,"[{'observation_date': '2015-01-04 00:00', 'size': 'U', 'type': 'U', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'U', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ice climb photo', 'source': 'Haute Gaspesie Avalanche Centre', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/9bd9388f-f5ea-4358-b928-80051428ad12/Petit%20Prince.gif', 'date': ['2015-02-19']}]"
+82,744c4ccd-0c2a-4660-8464-d25ee3f9281a,2014-04-11,Gothic Glacier,,"[51.75, -117.8499984741211]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,,BC,2.0,0.0,1,Group was climbing up the slope on skis with skins. ,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2014-04-11 00:00', 'size': '2', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 'se', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 80, 'slab_thickness': 30}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'CLR', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+83,e6d6573c-8be0-43b9-96ce-11e10c05935e,2014-03-24,"Birthday Bowl, SE of Mica Dam",,"[51.40919876098633, 118.05750274658203]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,2400.0,BC,3.0,2.0,1,"Four guests and one guide were waiting to be picked up by helicopter after skiing an area known as Birthday Bowl. The guided group had skied the same slope three times prior to this incident. The slide was witnessed by the guide, who managed to push two guests to safety before he and another guest were caught in the slide sustaining minor injuries that required treatment at the Revelstoke Hospital. The deceased was caught in the slide and carried approximately 800 m down the slide path buried under 4-5 m of snow and fallen trees.",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2014-03-24 11:00', 'size': '4', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'sw', 'elevation': 2400, 'slab_width': 300, 'slab_thickness': 250}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Start zone', 'source': 'RCMP', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/4961688a-e666-42ed-b20b-6e05617eb3f9/_REV6642.JPG', 'date': ['2014-03-24']}, {'title': 'View of deposit', 'source': 'Revelstoke SAR', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b6fa2484-fe24-4580-861d-d56816c9ef7f/Adamant.jpg', 'date': ['2014-03-24']}]"
+84,92af8800-5617-4b6a-adfe-6a4ab705f171,2014-03-15,Helen Shoulder,Helen Shoulder (south of Bow Summit),"[0.0, 0.0]",,2450.0,AB,1.0,0.0,1,Single skier triggered avalanche while skiing slope. Buried about one meter. Partners dug patient out within 15 minutes. Patient evacuated by SAR team and flown to Calgary via STARS. ,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2014-03-15 14:00', 'size': '3', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 'sw', 'elevation': 2450, 'slab_width': 80, 'slab_thickness': 70}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'Rising', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'BKN', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+85,3749ef43-f7be-4552-901e-95925b143960,2014-03-14,"Blue River, Red Sands Mtn.",,"[52.170799255371094, 119.15630340576172]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,2250.0,BC,2.0,1.0,1,"Two people were ""cat and mouse"" hill climbing. Higher of the two people triggered slope; both were caught. The upper person was partially buried (non-critical, to chest/neck with one arm exposed). The deceased was fully buried (250 - 300 cm deep) still with his snowmobile.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2014-03-14 18:00', 'size': '3', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'M', 'aspect': 's', 'elevation': 2250, 'slab_width': 150, 'slab_thickness': 70}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'Rising', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'FEW', 'precip': 'NIL'}",Convective spring day with mix of sun & clouds. Convection decreasing around 1500 hrs. Several hours of warming and solar radiation on slope prior to avalanche. ,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","Suspect failed on a sun crust. Some evidence of stepping down in spots, possibly to Feb 10 weak layer.","[{'title': 'Burial Location', 'source': 'BCCS', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/7fff3104-6397-4442-a975-13c219181bc6/140314%20Fatality%20Location.kmz', 'date': ['2014-03-15']}, {'title': 'RCMP Statement', 'source': 'RCMP', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/c4e9f436-a8f0-47ae-9de9-1e937a93ec4a/RCMP%20Release%2014%2003%2015.pdf', 'date': ['2014-03-15']}]"
+86,672c840f-6aca-4df1-9384-f6d43bdf172a,2014-03-11,Grey Creek Pass,,"[49.59299850463867, -116.3385009765625]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,2030.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,Decided to turn around due to concerns about avalanche risk. One sled made a turn above road to go back and triggered avalanche. Second sled unable to escape and caught up  in slide. The victim was originally from Newfoundland but had been living in Crawford Bay for almost a year prior to the accident.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2014-03-11 13:20', 'size': '3', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'M', 'aspect': 'w', 'elevation': 2030, 'slab_width': 750, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': 10, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'CLR', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+87,fb457cdc-0728-4088-bcbf-05e6ee2d8ad2,2014-03-09,Lake Louise,North slopes of Mt Fairview above Lake Louise,"[0.0, 0.0]",,1600.0,AB,2.0,,2,"Party tobogganing on avalanche slopes on north slopes of Mt Fairview above Lake Louise during time of high avalanche hazard. Likely a natural avalanche came down while party was on or under the slope. A search by a Parks Canada Search and Rescue team was initiated when the party was reported missing to the RCMP.
+Party was not wearing avalanche gear.",Other Recreational,"[{'observation_date': '2014-03-09 00:00', 'size': '2', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'N', 'aspect': 'n', 'elevation': 1600, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",Recent storm snow and a warming trend contributed to an avalanche cycle on March 9th (the day of the accident).,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+88,61bb823f-3370-4d9c-bdbc-fcb31152ade6,2014-03-08,Keefer Lake,,"[50.12685012817383, -118.34259796142578]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,1675.0,BC,3.0,2.0,1,Snowmobiling in a cutblock.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2014-03-08 14:00', 'size': 'U', 'type': 'U', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'n', 'elevation': 1675, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': 1, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'S5'}","wet, dense snow","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+89,58265b14-96b0-492b-b37b-08d5b8e7538f,2014-03-08,Lake Agnes (near Lake Louise),Near Lake Louise,"[0.0, 0.0]",,2300.0,AB,5.0,0.0,2,While snowshoeing on Lake Agnes party of five traversed under steep slopes on south east end of lake. Party toe triggered slide which came down and buried or partially buried whole group.,Snowshoeing & Hiking,"[{'observation_date': '2014-03-08 15:00', 'size': '2', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 'nw', 'elevation': 2300, 'slab_width': 80, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+90,949dad72-f182-496b-a523-f03ccb3412e9,2014-02-23,"Kootenay Pass, Lightning Strike Ridge",Twin Lakes / Lightning Strike Ridge,"[49.02000045776367, -117.02999877929688]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,1900.0,BC,2.0,1.0,1,Group of 4 backcountry skiing. 2 started skiing slope. 3rd member of group started down the slope and triggered a size 2.5 slab avalanche. Crown depth 100 cm. Failed on surface hoar/crust/facet layer (Jan 29th). Avalanche was about 30 m wide and ran about 700 m. The female victim was quickly wrapped around a tree near the top of the slope. The second male was carried by the avalanche through trees and over small rock bands. Neither were buried. The male victim had significant injuries. The male who triggered the avalanche was not caught or buried by the slide.,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2014-02-23 11:00', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 'w', 'elevation': 1900, 'slab_width': 30, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': -10, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 'sw', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'S-1'}",Very light snowfall at time of incident. Temp -10C. Winds L-SW. Approx 100 cm of new snow fell during the week prior to the incident with mod to strong SW winds.,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 6.0, 'hst': 100, 'hst_reset': ''}","There was up to 100 cm of storm snow in past week that had been redistributed by mainly mod-strong SW winds. This storm snow sits on 140129 SH/CR/FC layer. From avalanche observations, this layer is 40-100 cm down on all aspects. Results from avalanche control showed this weak layer to be very touchy.","[{'title': 'Long View of Twin Lakes Avalanche', 'source': 'Nelson SAR', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/2f7c7c67-8699-4ba4-8056-dc464cd987e5/Long_View_of_Twin_Lakes_Avalanche_Feb_23_2014.jpg', 'date': ['2014-02-28']}]"
+91,d5f8d8e1-e8d8-41c2-819b-afb6678dc7c4,2014-02-15,"Waterton Lakes National Park, Rowe Peak",,"[49.0458984375, -114.04810333251953]",,2300.0,AB,1.0,0.0,1,"One man has died as a result of an avalanche accident that occurred at approximately 3:30 PM on Saturday, February 15, 2014 near Rowe Peak in Waterton Lakes National Park.  
+
+The other member of this backcountry party was not buried by the avalanche, and was able to locate and partially extricate his partner.  Attempts at resuscitation were unsuccessful.  
+",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2014-02-15 15:30', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2300, 'slab_width': 60, 'slab_thickness': 80}]","{'temp_present': -1, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+92,a215cf0b-9109-4194-ba50-a21476a0681c,2014-02-15,"Revelstoke, Boulder Mountain",Shady Lane,"[50.99879837036133, -118.3279037475586]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,1650.0,BC,2.0,0.0,1,"A group of four snowmobilers were riding in an area known as Shady Lane. Two members of the group had become stuck riding in deep snow. A third was turning around with the intention of providing assistance, when he also became stuck. The fourth member assisted the third by pulling on the ski of the snowmobile. The stuck snowmobile moved forward under heavy throttle and with the ski pill assistance by about 6 to 10 ft.  Right at this point, the third and fourth group members were both struck and fully buried by an avalanche from the slope above. The third member, who was still on his snowmobile, braced himself against the handlebars and managed to stay in an upright position. His head was uncovered relatively quickly by the two companions who were not buried. He claimed to have a small air pocket between his visor and his goggles. The fourth was more deeply buried face down in the snow. Once the head of the third member had been uncovered and it had been established he was still alive (he was dug out slightly later on by a member of another party) the rescuers started to search for the fourth member. By the time the fourth member was uncovered he was unresponsive. CPR was administered for 20-30 mins without success.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2014-02-15 15:30', 'size': '2', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Mr', 'aspect': 'n', 'elevation': 1681, 'slab_width': 20, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'View of the avalanche site', 'source': '', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/283278ac-23f2-4878-abd0-827b8b1b0fa5/IMG_0710.JPG', 'date': ['2014-02-15']}, {'title': 'View of the avalanche site', 'source': '', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6ae370fe-6570-4a8d-aaaf-df6a7762f395/IMG_0708.JPG', 'date': ['2014-02-15']}]"
+93,84b75a59-a6da-4bb9-9fdb-658f92d5644c,2014-01-18,Goat Ridge,approx 30km south of Valemount,"[52.543270111083984, 118.92340087890625]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,2300.0,BC,1.0,,1,Victim triggered slide on descent from a hill climb. Assistance from other groups in area. Took over 3 hours to find buried victim who was found near the toe of the deposit. Slab was 50-150cm deep. Failed at ground in an area with variable depth snowpack with rocks showing through surface.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2014-01-18 12:35', 'size': '3', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'M', 'aspect': 'se', 'elevation': 2300, 'slab_width': 170, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'CLR', 'precip': 'NIL'}",Warm temperatures (+7 noted by rescuers) and clear skies.,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'overview photo', 'source': 'Garth Lemke', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/e7186e38-aa0e-4652-8db3-440fef910e42/clemina%20jan192014%20FL_glemke.JPG', 'date': ['2014-01-21']}]"
+94,ace9d4dd-c3a7-4964-ba90-6464c36c9b4f,2013-12-20,Out of bounds near Kicking Horse Mountain Resort,,"[0.0, 0.0]",,,BC,1.0,,1,,Out-of-bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2013-12-20 14:30', 'size': '2', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 'U', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 70, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+95,ec1cc0d9-dad1-4761-86ae-5762f576be86,2013-03-24,"Roger's Pass, Sifton Col",Glacier National Park,"[51.329200744628906, -117.55670166015625]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,2525.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"Around 2 pm on March 24, 2013 a party of three began a ski descent down a south west slope below Sifton Col.  It was initially a cold day, becoming milder in the afternoon, with clear skies and light winds. Two members of the group remained at the top of the slope, while one member skied down to assess conditions.  The skier triggered a size 2.5 slab avalanche, was engulfed by the avalanche and carried down the slope into a depression.  He was buried under approximately 1.5 m of debris.
+The two remaining party members performed a companion rescue and uncovered their unresponsive partner.  CPR was initiated immediately while the patient was moved to a safer location, less exposed to avalanche danger.  One person stayed on scene and continued CPR while the second person skied back to the Rogers Pass Discovery Centre to report the incident. 
+See attached detailed accident summary for further details.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2013-03-24 14:00', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'sw', 'elevation': 2525, 'slab_width': 135, 'slab_thickness': 32}]","{'temp_present': -5, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'Rising', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 's', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",See attached detailed report form,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",See attached detailed report form,"[{'title': 'Avalanche scene overview', 'source': 'Parks Canada', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/db213f97-3272-4648-89df-1c4add61286a/Sa%20Sifton-sifton%20col%20scene%20overview%20CAC%20accident%20report%20copy.jpg', 'date': ['2013-03-24']}, {'title': 'Weather from surrounding automatic stations prior ', 'source': 'Parks Canada', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/860c4f92-b104-479d-b2de-59184a3241d3/Sifton_Col_2013_03_24_weather_prior_to_incident.pdf', 'date': ['2013-03-24']}, {'title': 'Fracture Line Profile', 'source': 'Parks Canada', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/49189fad-4388-4839-a7b0-7103a4a86376/2013_03_25_Sifton_Col_FL_2520_m_SW_asp.pdf', 'date': ['2013-03-24']}, {'title': 'Accident Report', 'source': 'Parks Canada', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/ae0455e7-dedc-406b-8b17-e1c6667fb4a4/2013_March_24_Sifton%20Col%20Avalanche%20Fatality%20edited.docx', 'date': ['2013-04-20']}]"
+96,64305415-6603-443d-8a84-5c57a1f3af82,2013-03-23,"Kimberley, Hellroaring Creek",,"[0.0, 0.0]",,,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"Report filed on behalf of BC Coroners Service. On Saturday March 23 approx 1330 hrs. Snowmobile triggered size 3 approximately 100cm deep, 500m wide, 400m long. Fracture Line Profile found SH/CR combination, likely March 10. East Asp, Alpine, 36 degree slope. Two caught with one self-rescue and one deep burial.  Kimberly SAR, Cranbrook SAR, Golden SAR , 2 CARDA Dogs, 1 RCMP Dog responded. Explosive avalanche control was performed on hang fire on Saturday with no results. Area searched with Transceiver, RECCO, Dogs and Probe lines on Saturday with no success. Search called off just before dark. At first light on Sunday avalanche dogs searched the site again with no indications. Debris very contaminated with broken trees. Additional resources brought in to probe area. Subject found 1.5m deep with RECCO and then a probe line. Subject was wearing a transceiver that was turned on but it was not functioning properly, reason yet unknown. Subject was entangled in trees when recovered.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2013-03-23 13:30', 'size': '3', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'M', 'aspect': 'e', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 500, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",March 10 surface hoar-crust combination reported in fracture line profile,"[{'title': ""Approx loc'n of involvements-red; fatalities-blue"", 'source': 'BCCS', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/d6b04e51-6ecb-474a-ac2b-8a3de67a024d/Hell%20Roaring%20Creek%202.JPG', 'date': ['2013-03-23']}, {'title': 'Avalanche site: Slide was triggered from far left ', 'source': 'BCCS', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/02f870dc-a234-42c0-82e3-dc1f366683ad/Hell%20Roaring%20Creek%201.JPG', 'date': ['2013-03-23']}]"
+97,d4aa013d-7277-4f43-8f07-90ce6dd01d21,2013-02-22,"Revelstoke, Mt. Mackenzie, Backside of ""Birthday C",,"[50.96900177001953, 118.08200073242188]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,2120.0,BC,3.0,0.0,1,"Group was ascending, widely spaced out over the terrain. Alpine-like feature near treeline elevation. ",Out-of-bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2013-02-22 13:00', 'size': 'U', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 'ne', 'elevation': 2120, 'slab_width': 60, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'Rising', 'wind_speed': 'M', 'wind_dir': 'sw', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'S2'}","Snowing 2 cm / hour, ","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Storm snow was reported to be upside down at ski area boundary at time of accident.,[]
+98,52d7b4d3-0d20-4574-841d-0b28180ef051,2013-02-18,"Invermere, East of Jumbo Mountain",,"[0.0, 0.0]",,,BC,3.0,1.0,1,"On February 18, Columbia Valley RCMP Detachment was advised of a fatal avalanche accident that occurred east of Jumbo Mountain.  A group of skiers were heli skiing with a guide. The area where three males were caught in an avalanche described as 150 meters wide, that ran down the mountain for approximately 300 meters.
+Three adult males were caught up in the avalanche.  A heli guide assisted by other skiers in the group using beacons, recovered one male buried who received non-life threatening injuries.  A second male was partially buried was rescued. The third male, a 34 year old male from Germany, was found buried and unresponsive. This male was immediately flown to Invermere Hospital where attempts to revive him failed.  
+ 
+The males, all friends from Germany, were on their sixth run of the day when this occurred.  Weather conditions at the time were reported to be good.   All skiers are trained to properly use a beacon before heading out on the ski adventure. Assistance by the guide resulted in the quick recovery of the one person that was buried and survived.  The cause of death for the deceased is unknown at this time.  
+",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2013-02-18 13:00', 'size': 'U', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'U', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 150, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+99,1f1fc12b-f0b1-413f-85fa-4e7ac30d7f2b,2012-10-23,"Stewart, Sulphurets Creek","Minerals Camp near Sulphurets Creek, 50 km north of Stewart","[0.0, 0.0]",,,BC,2.0,0.0,1,"On October 23, 2012, at approximately 3:50 pm, Stewart RCMP received a report that a male had been killed in avalanche while working as a surveyor at a Minerals Camp near Sulphurets Creek, an isolated location 50 kms North of Stewart, BC.
+
+Police were advised that 2 employees were taking GPS coordinates on a steep slope when both surveyors were swept away by an avalanche. One male was able to get free of the avalanche and was not injured. Avalanche Technicians and search crews from a neighboring mine assisted in the search and located the 50 year old deceased male who had been carried by the avalanche and swept off a 300 meter cliff.
+
+RCMP confirm that foul play is not suspected and therefore the investigation has been turned over to the BC Coroners Services.",At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '2012-10-23 15:00', 'size': 'U', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'U', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'RCMP Report', 'source': 'RCMP', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/d7f68f78-50ed-4a39-b56a-aa5f56c69f18/121024_RCMP_Report.pdf', 'date': ['2012-10-24']}]"
+100,55f2b0ec-73db-4f61-9a33-13ad3f5c6efb,2012-03-21,Bonnington Range,"Bonnington Mountain Range near Blewett, B.C.","[0.0, 0.0]",,,BC,4.0,2.0,2,,Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2012-03-21 10:00', 'size': 'U', 'type': 'U', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'U', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'RCMP Release', 'source': 'RCMP', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6c9e2b49-420b-445a-a24e-e041762bba08/120321%20Bonnington%20Range%20Fatality.pdf', 'date': ['2012-03-24']}]"
+101,31dc21c4-a08e-4781-9b1a-eb66f0b827ca,2012-03-11,"Head of McKay creek, Ghost Peak, Revelstoke","15 km SE of Revelstoke, BC in an alpine valley between Ghost Peak and Mt. Cartier","[50.92580032348633, 118.03510284423828]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,2038.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"Two skiers entered top of wind-loaded lee slope one at a time.  First skier stopped above a small band of cliffs populated by trees.  Second skier skied upper slope and continued through the cliffs / trees onto lower slope.  Heard first skier yell ""avalanche"" then skied off to the side out of the avalanche path.  When slide stopped, first skier alerted other members of the party with a whistle and began beacon search.  Other party members entered debris down-slope from first skier and located and uncovered buried member quickly. Immediately used Sat phone to call for assistance from SAR.  Began CPR.  After 30 min discontinued CPR.  Revelstoke SAR arrived but was unable to remove deceased because of weather.  Mixed rain / snow and rotor icing forced SAR group to retreat.  SAR unable to return until the morning of the 13th due to high winds, blowing snow, and horrid flying conditions.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2012-03-11 15:30', 'size': 'U', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 's', 'elevation': 2038, 'slab_width': 200, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'Falling', 'wind_speed': 'S', 'wind_dir': 'sw', 'sky': 'X', 'precip': 'S5'}","Accident occured during the first phase of an incoming cold front, giving a combination of rain and snow and extremely high winds.","{'hs': None, 'hn24': 10.0, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Party stated they had previously done a pit on an adjacent slope and found surface hoar @ approx 125 cm from the surface.,[]
+102,6868a39c-bdc2-4966-a31b-bd0edd15d425,2012-03-09,"Sparwood, Corbin Creek Area",Nearest town abandoned town of Corbin. Southeast of Sparwood. 30kms. southeast of 18 km. mark on Corbin Road,"[49.27000045776367, 114.43000030517578]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,2000.0,BC,1.0,3.0,1,Snowmobiler triggered avalanche above two sleds that were stuck in snow. Triggering snowmobiler caught in slide and was found submerged by snow and wrapped around tree. Transceiver utilized in finding buried victim within ten minutes but could not be resuscitated due to injuries sustained in collision with tree.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2012-03-09 13:30', 'size': '3', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'M', 'aspect': 'U', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 200, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': 0, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'Rising', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'CLR', 'precip': 'NIL'}",Warming trend,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 0.0, 'hst': 0, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+103,af91c1ba-24ec-47a8-ba03-884ecb934d32,2012-03-06,"Coast Mountains, Grizzly Lake",,"[50.12779998779297, 123.25469970703125]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,1700.0,BC,1.0,,1,Veteran snowmobilers highmarking on 300m high moraine feature.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2012-03-06 15:10', 'size': '3', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'M', 'aspect': 'e', 'elevation': 1700, 'slab_width': 525, 'slab_thickness': 120}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",Weather station 7km north of accident site recorded 54cm new snow and moderate SE winds in 48 hours prior to avalanche.,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'image', 'source': 'Wayne Flann', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/291085a5-ebab-470c-a6f0-48d854d29f14/Grizzly2.jpg', 'date': ['2012-03-12']}]"
+104,ef00e231-9218-450c-a58c-5b360c1642b4,2012-02-03,Meadow Mountain nr Meadow Creek,North of Kaslo,"[50.26002883911133, -117.06919860839844]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,2430.0,BC,1.0,,1,3rd skier into run made wide turn. Avalanche propagated 150 m and ran down to bottom of path. Guides started search and located skier with transceiver partly buried near bottom of path. 8 mins. CPR sarted and after closer examination stopped due to head trauma.,Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2012-02-03 11:17', 'size': '3', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 'ne', 'elevation': 2430, 'slab_width': 150, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'C', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'CLR', 'precip': 'NIL'}","@ 1015: weather obs at 2550m: clear skies, nil precip, surface condition SH size 3, temp -2.0
+@ 1320: weather obs at 1720m: clear skies, nil precip, surface condition SH size 5 ","{'hs': None, 'hn24': 0.0, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","20 cm ski pen, firm pencil snow to ground. HS 150-200 cm",[]
+105,2b262e7d-c1bf-4655-932c-e16dccdf78f5,2012-01-06,"Molars, Dogtooth Range, Purcells","Molar Ridge, backcountry ski area near Kicking Horse Mountain Resort, Dogtooth Range, Purcells","[51.18000030517578, 117.05999755859375]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,2350.0,BC,0.0,1.0,1,"Three members of a party of six had skied the skier's left-hand side of the avalanche path and regrouped in the trees near the bottom of the avalanche path. The fourth skier entered the slope on the skier's right side and immediately triggered the avalanche. The fourth skier was caught in the avalanche, getting pushed under the snow multiple times but survived, ending up on the surface with lost gear. One of the skiers who had regrouped in the trees was unable to move out of the way of the avalanche and got pushed approximately 60m through timber. This victim was on the surface, found by transceiver. The party initiated CPR on this victim, who did not survive the incident. The other two members of the party at the top made their way down the bed surface to help with the rescue.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2012-01-06 15:30', 'size': '3', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 'se', 'elevation': 2350, 'slab_width': 90, 'slab_thickness': 85}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'S', 'wind_dir': 'sw', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}","On 4 Jan 2012, intense winds up to 125km/hr from the SW overnight. Strong SW winds continued through 5 Jan.","{'hs': None, 'hn24': 25.0, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Snow depth between 160-200cm+. The Instability buried on 11-Dec-2011 (surface hoar or sun crust with facets) was down at least 60cm and still reactive and touchy in specific areas. Basal depth hoar was stubborn in alpine areas mostly on northerly aspects.,"[{'title': 'Molar Ridge Avalanche', 'source': 'Scott Belton', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/31b86cbf-e5cc-44ba-85bb-f96a9c525293/Molar%20Ridge%206%20Jan%202012_Scott%20Belton.JPG', 'date': ['2012-01-08']}]"
+106,3cc843c7-e78f-4d58-98bd-69f4f0aee696,2011-12-30,"Revelstoke , Holyk Creek",32 km SE of Revelstoke,"[0.0, 0.0]",,,BC,4.0,,1,RCMP press release categorizes size as 2.5,Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2012-03-07 11:50', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 1850, 'slab_width': 75, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+107,6c18520b-883e-41d1-afea-4ae00722a883,2011-12-29,Duffy Lake Road Area,,"[0.0, 0.0]",,,BC,,,1,"This report was submitted to the CAC by the British Columbia Coroners Service in the interest of public safety. The CAC makes no claim as to its authenticity or accuracy. Use and interpret at your own risk.
+
+North aspect. Approximately 40 degrees. Suspect Dec 17 facet or surface hoar layer failure.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2011-12-29 15:00', 'size': '2', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 'U', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': 70}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+108,79873cf4-f1eb-4f8e-ae12-2a139bf11c82,2011-11-13,North Rockies Upper Torpy River,,"[54.029449462890625, 121.2125015258789]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,1750.0,BC,1.0,,1,,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2011-11-13 14:00', 'size': '2', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'M', 'aspect': 'nw', 'elevation': 1750, 'slab_width': 120, 'slab_thickness': 75}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}","No weather observations from the date/time of accident. Past 48 hours: 50-75cm new snow, moderate SE winds, temperatures -2 to 5 degrees C.","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': 75, 'hst_reset': ''}",One finger wind slab over softer layer.  ,"[{'title': 'accident site overview', 'source': 'Sean Fraser/BCCS', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/92a76750-b0bf-4812-ba84-32be44d9385f/Torpy%20Ma%20Xh.JPG', 'date': ['2011-11-13']}]"
+109,91aca4d1-3b7a-4d4a-9606-8d78c144e58c,2011-02-26,"Tom George Mtn, Smithers BC",54 27 24.95 - 127 40 08.32,"[54.4569091796875, -127.6698989868164]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,1624.0,BC,3.0,1.0,2,"Group of four skiing a gully feature.  Windslab avalanche 50-100 cm thick and 40 m wide.
+
+New information has confirmed increased size of this avalanche from initial report: 3.0",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2011-02-26 18:27', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 's', 'elevation': 1624, 'slab_width': 40, 'slab_thickness': 75}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'Rising', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'w', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}","Windy conditions, warming temperatures
+Limited visibility,
+","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Had been snowing recently. Large fetch area above.,"[{'title': 'Update- Smithers Fatal Avalanche - Recovery Comple', 'source': 'RCMP', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/bcd14eeb-8779-4642-a18e-037dfe5fe57a/', 'date': ['2011-02-28']}, {'title': 'Tom George Mtn. photos', 'source': 'BC Coroners Service', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/207374e9-0817-44cf-b8f1-0a2bc4b66d13/', 'date': ['2011-02-28']}]"
+110,fe0f0bfe-9713-4a51-b971-4fbdb5bf70a1,2011-02-19,Hope Creek Snowmobile Area,"Goodfellow Ck. (E Branch), NW of Mt. Gerald, N of Golden","[117.25189971923828, 51.73917007446289]",,2600.0,BC,4.0,1.0,3,"A snowmobiler triggered the slab from near top (climber's right) of face.  Slab width was about  250m from flank to flank.  Depth was 80cm average to 250cm max.  Go here: http://www.avalanche.ca/cac/library/avalanche-image-galleries/Avalanches2010-2011 to see a photo of the avalanche titled Hope Creek Avalanche. February 19, 2011. Click on the camera icon at the bottom of the photo to see a full-size image.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2011-02-19', 'size': '4.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': 2600, 'slab_width': 250, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'CLR', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 0.0, 'hst': 0, 'hst_reset': ''}","Weak base with stubborn midpack on certain aspects, touchy on others. Variable snowpack depth across the slope.","[{'title': 'Mom Praises Rescue Crew', 'source': 'Calgary Herald', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/1eb1227a-34ea-486b-b2ad-0cb32643f8af/', 'date': ['2011-03-23']}, {'title': 'Hope Creek avlanche site', 'source': 'Phil Hein', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/ddb254dd-b14d-49ef-b96e-2a5dd4b557b6/', 'date': ['2011-02-23']}, {'title': 'Goodfellow Creek images', 'source': 'Mike Rubenstein', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/849b0002-7ac1-4cb4-8168-cffb53994089/', 'date': ['2011-02-28']}, {'title': 'Letters: Must More Snowmobilers Die…', 'source': 'The Province', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/1d533422-11a4-4c6c-bb3b-eee218d7d191/', 'date': ['2011-02-23']}]"
+111,d0c3280d-3157-4402-9db5-10929a36aa82,2011-02-05,Smithers; Microwave Tower snowmobiling area,"Close to Smithers, popular snowmobiling location
+Google earth co-ords: 544224.81N/127.2648.36W","[-127.26480102539062, 54.42250061035156]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,1740.0,BC,1.0,,1,"Information in this report has been updated with new information on March 11, 2011",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2011-02-05 12:30', 'size': '2', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'M', 'aspect': 'ne', 'elevation': 1740, 'slab_width': 120, 'slab_thickness': 300}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'CLR', 'precip': 'NIL'}","Sky described as clear with haze.
+No wind transport of snow. Winds calm-light.
+Poor weather ","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Avalanche site', 'source': 'Scott Garvin, MOT', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f2ff99b7-7e61-484e-ac62-2657ab607df6/P2050146.JPG', 'date': ['2011-02-05']}, {'title': 'Avalanche crown', 'source': 'Scott Garvin, MOT', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/5671e63e-7cb2-4575-bd4f-fc0e5eaa36fb/P2050149.JPG', 'date': ['2011-02-05']}]"
+112,2383db0c-cb86-40b3-ae99-14ad7b7e4124,2011-01-23,N Rockies Albright Ridge, Wolverine River Area south west of Tumbler Ridge Albright Ridge. Riding area out of Tumbler Ridge called Pyramid mtn area.,"[0.0, 0.0]",,,BC,1.0,1.0,1," Group was playing on slope all day. near end of day one rider on machine went up hill and got stuck near a small outcroping of rock. As he was getting machine out slide realsed and ran towards trees 500m down the slope. 
+ 
+See RCMP Press Release at: http://bit.ly/eoTTrF",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2011-01-23 15:20', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 1530, 'slab_width': 800, 'slab_thickness': 120}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'M', 'wind_dir': 'S', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': 180, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'RCMP Press Release', 'source': 'RCMP', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/5fbf7a44-5630-40a4-adf2-cf97edc0e67b/RCMP%20Press%20Release.pdf', 'date': ['2011-01-24']}]"
+113,d6476d6a-0a4b-4183-8c75-5b34c2029036,2011-01-16,Mt Tanal: Kokanee Glacier Provincial Park,On the E aspect of Mt. Tanal. The lower elevations is known as Happy Valley. The accident site is approximately 45 - 60 minute walk from the Kokanee Glacier Lodge,"[49.78104019165039, 117.19760131835938]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,2192.0,BC,1.0,1.0,1,"Two groups skiing in same drainage; a group of 10 and a group of 5. Group of 5 decided to climb higher onto ridge. Group of 10, decided not to go any higher.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2011-01-16 12:00 to 2011-01-16 12:30', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2192, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': 80}]","{'temp_present': -2, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'Steady', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 'nw', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'S-1'}","Temperatures were fluctuating but hovering near 0.0 over the last few days at this elevations throughout the Kootenay Boundary bulletin region. Some areas reported freezing rain to 2200m (Jan 14).
+
+Weather observations at Kokanee Cabin 16 January 2011 0720:
+Sky – overcast
+Precipitation – S -1
+Temperature – minus 2.3  C  (no max/min)
+Temperature down 10 cm. – minus 3.2 C
+HS – 240 cm.
+Foot Pen – 46 cm
+Surface condition – new, stellars, 1.5 mm
+Wind High – MSW
+Wind Base – L
+Blowing Snow (RT) – M
+Barometric trend – steady","{'hs': 240, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Foot Penetration: 46cm,"[{'title': 'Upper part of fracture line is where skier entered', 'source': 'John Tweedy', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/7404ee73-ea2c-4fbb-b585-9fb23bec6c70/DSC_7780.JPG', 'date': ['2011-01-16']}, {'title': 'Location of avalanche', 'source': 'Google Earth', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/ef6e85f1-f655-44dc-aac2-a6e1ca0a413b/Kokanee%20Jan%2016.jpg', 'date': ['2011-01-18']}, {'title': 'Fracture line and burial location', 'source': 'John Tweedy', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b1d737c5-c964-45a4-812a-c80fde83c134/DSC_7788.JPG', 'date': ['2011-01-16']}]"
+114,ae6a01f1-1b35-4b5a-8172-8a36e5862d99,2011-01-15,"Burstall Pass, Kananaskis Country",,"[0.0, 0.0]",,2350.0,AB,2.0,,2,Preliminary information. We will update this with further information as it becomes available.,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2011-01-15 14:00', 'size': '3', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'e', 'elevation': 2350, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'The darker side - Lived!', 'source': 'http://rmbooks.com/outdoors_forum/showthread.php?264-The-darker-side-Lived', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/1f8174cc-b954-413c-9071-015464549193/', 'date': ['2011-01-18']}, {'title': 'Picassa web album of Burstall Pass', 'source': 'dan stafinski', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/74138246-255e-44d6-bd28-09abdd03ed1e/', 'date': ['2011-01-20']}, {'title': 'Burstall Pass Avalanche', 'source': 'Mike Koppang', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b5235cff-da84-4c5b-a867-c6aff478ab8d/', 'date': ['2011-01-16']}]"
+115,0855bf48-2989-413e-899a-939b36cf6759,2010-12-28,"Coquihalla Summit, Illal Mountain SE shoulder","In the ""10K bowl"" sleeding area east of the Coquihalla Summit in the North Cascades Mountains.","[121.03690338134766, 49.5394401550293]",LatLon,1820.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"Party of two was travelling ahead of the rest of the group.  1st Snowmobiler triggered the slide as he was cresting the ridge top/bowl (he was unaware he triggered an avalanche).  
+
+The rest of the party came upon the debris, saw 1 or both of the second snowmobiler's sled's skis sticking out of the debris.
+
+A search was commenced, the subject was found by probe 2-3m uphill of his snowmobile.   It took 20 minutes to recover the subject.
+
+It appears an airbag was deployed.  Details about how/when are not known for certain as the avalanche was unwitnessed.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2010-12-28 12:30', 'size': '3', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 1820, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'Falling', 'wind_speed': 'M', 'wind_dir': 'sw', 'sky': 'BKN', 'precip': 'S-1'}",Tail end of 36 hours of moderate winds with gusts to 80km. 30-50cm storm snow fell in previous 48hrs.  Winds Moderate to Strong previous 36hr.,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 15.0, 'hst': 40, 'hst_reset': ''}",Well settled mid to lower pack.  SSL forming on lee features. Generally stable mid to lower pack.  Easy to Moderate results within storm snow.,"[{'title': 'Maple Ridge man dies in snowmobiling avalanche nea', 'source': 'RCMP Hope', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/e49c506d-cbce-418e-b453-0e8eba1fa9f8/', 'date': ['2010-12-28']}, {'title': 'Snowmobilers return to deadly B.C. avalanche site ', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/29eb1d52-cb6b-45e0-ac54-66be49c0a5ee/', 'date': ['2010-12-29']}]"
+116,9da28fc8-a77f-43d8-b6d1-581d651250da,2010-04-11,"Observation Mountain, Slims River Valley, Kluane R","Observation Mountain, Slims River Valley, Kluane Ranges of the St Elias Mountains","[-138.71868896484375, 60.839683532714844]",LatLon,,YT,1.0,,1,"Location: Alpine at approx. 1571m.
+Character: NE; 35 degrees; Lee Slope(s); Gully(s).
+party moved off ridge line onto lee slope to cross. Shallow facetted snowpack above. Rocky outcrops below . Crown 15 metres above them.
+Location: Alpine at approx. 1571m.
+Character: NE; 35 degrees; Lee Slope(s); Gully(s).
+party moved off ridge line onto lee slope to cross. Shallow facetted snowpack above. Rocky outcrops below . Crown 15 metres above them.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2010-04-11', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 1571, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}","-15 degrees morning of accident. +5, calm, clear at time of accident.","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","North end of Kluane Park is a cold, windy climate. Cold, very facetted snowpack with windslab on top. Party ascended through recent (within last 48hrs) avalanche debris. Whumphing noted by rescue party.",[]
+117,9c2fa935-6354-48c2-b7f6-04708bbb8452,2010-04-05,NW of Invermere,Silver Basin NW of Invermere,"[-116.73211669921875, 50.71395492553711]",,2267.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,Slide triggered by a victim who was highmarking on slope above. Debris stopped about 3m short of a person at the bottom of the slope. ,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2010-04-05 18:30', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2200, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': 125}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",30cm new snow reported in area previous day. 40-60cm of storm snow in last few days with wind at upper elevations.,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Fracture line 50 - 200 cm thick. Start zone incline 40-50 degrees.,[]
+118,55c7836f-6c50-4de2-82b0-25f04e7fedef,2010-03-31,"Y Coulior, Mount Currie","Y Coulior, Mount Currie","[0.0, 0.0]",,,BC,1.0,0.0,1,Four people hired a helicopter to drop them on Mount Currie. The group was at approximately 6000 feet asl when slide from above went by. Deceased was swept about 1500 feet down the face over three rocky sections.,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2010-03-31 14:00', 'size': '3.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Nc', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",60cm new snow and light to moderate winds reported in last 48 hours. The new snow had settled to 30-40cm. Temperature at time of accident reported to be -3.,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+119,2ae0b4a2-a5c5-44ef-9b49-1f167eccfbf4,2010-03-20,Azure River Drainage,Azure River Drainage,"[119.50350189208984, 52.36349868774414]",LatLon,2300.0,BC,3.0,0.0,2,"Location: Alpine at approx. 2300m.
+Character: N; 30 degrees; Open Slope. 
+Comment:  -Same slope skied two days prior. -Two phase avalanche. -Three buried: one recovered (airbag), two deceased.",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2010-03-20 15:00', 'size': '3.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 2300, 'slab_width': 400, 'slab_thickness': 80}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",Temperature: -5oC,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+120,5077f4cd-6779-49eb-8848-08c6d6bacde8,2010-03-19,Eagle Pass Mtn,4.2 km NE of Eagle Pass Mtn Summit,"[-118.49087524414062, 51.08543014526367]",,1900.0,BC,1.0,1.0,1,"Two large groups of snowmobilers were riding together. There were 19 people in total. Decedent was starting to climb the hill when the slide initiated. There were two other snowmobilers on the slope at that time.
+
+Large debris piles - up to 10-15 metres deep. slide ran into a very large bench feature.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2010-03-19', 'size': '3.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 500, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Avalanche Incident Report', 'source': 'BC Coroners Service', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/8a7d0678-bf1a-4af1-8e1b-0b7472c2eb26/', 'date': ['2010-03-19']}]"
+121,91c88430-d094-4faa-898c-573e51396488,2010-03-13,Boulder Mountain,Turbo Hill,"[None, None]",,2170.0,BC,,32.0,2,,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2010-03-13 15:00', 'size': '3.0', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2170, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+122,e4ae72b4-1753-4e1a-85a7-f7c746a2ae60,2010-02-17,Raft Mountain,"Backside Raft Mountain near Clearwater, BC. Bowl known as ""Fro Bowl""","[-119.80355834960938, 51.744972229003906]",LatLon,,BC,2.0,1.0,1,"Three recreational skier sledded 15 km up Spahats Creek Road 80 and ascended ""Fro Bowl"" (a local name). During the ascent at about 10:30 am the slide was triggered by the skiers from a height of about 2000 m. All three had a ride of about 200 m. Two partial burials, one completely buried. All recovered within 40 minutes. Avalanche was a large size 3. One skier had injuries that he did not survive. Group of three did self rescue without help until they made it to the road.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2010-02-17 10:00 to 2010-02-17 11:00', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': 1981, 'slab_width': 450, 'slab_thickness': 75}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+123,6bd1dc95-36fa-489a-877a-00f7eabe6019,2010-02-14,Bewes Creek,"SE of trailhead for Bewes Creek which drains into the Perry River, Malakwa","[-118.5250015258789, 51.08449935913086]",LatLon,1920.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"A snowmobiler ascending a steep short slope got stuck and a second snowmobiler climbed up below the first and got off his sled to help the first but felt the slope break. Both were caught in the avalanche. The second was buried and died at, or close to, the toe of the deposit.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2010-02-14 15:00 to 2010-02-14 16:00', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 1920, 'slab_width': 30, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+124,81ba9ecf-f8c3-4a67-8e59-88698faefcde,2010-01-18,Queest Mountain,,"[None, None]",,,BC,,,1,,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2010-01-18', 'size': 'U', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+125,44243efd-2df1-4bdb-8e74-040dfc54f044,2010-01-04,Mt Mackie,near Rossland BC,"[117.49160766601562, 49.14466857910156]",LatLon,,BC,1.0,0.0,1,,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2010-01-04 15:00', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': 1950, 'slab_width': 35, 'slab_thickness': 70}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",Nearby MoTI weather station at similar elevation reported temperatures of -1 ro -6 degree C.,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",20 cm of new snow and moderate winds 48 hrs prior to accident,"[{'title': 'Trail and Greater District - Alberta man perishes ', 'source': 'RCMP', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/84b34d0d-d716-4737-91f1-7b9bb01c58ff/', 'date': ['2010-01-04']}, {'title': 'Avalanche victim recovery effort from Mt Mackie', 'source': 'RCMP', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/90019e2c-7333-47c5-8f54-f62bb153cbdb/', 'date': ['2010-01-05']}]"
+126,5aab499b-ccb2-4767-9147-0dc6bb89cf8f,2009-04-14,Mont Medaille,Secteur lacs Ste-Marthe et de la Savane dans l’arrière-pays de La Martre (environ 12km au SO de La Martre),"[66.2342758178711, 49.098873138427734]",LatLon,710.0,QC,1.0,0.0,1,Skier entered slope by jumping a 1m rock band. The slope was triggered in an open area 10m below. The victim was carried into dense trees.,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2009-04-14', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 710, 'slab_width': 50, 'slab_thickness': 90}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': 2, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'M', 'wind_dir': 'N', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",Clearing skies after storm. Temps up to 2°C at mountain top.,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': 90, 'hst_reset': '2009-04-12'}","35cm to 90cm HN48 in the Chic-Chocs. Snow was moist to approx.
+600m. Storm was accompanied by strong northerly winds. This lay on
+hard melt freeze crust (investigating party was in crampons on bed
+surface)",[]
+127,36762a83-e9be-43e7-9063-6f322e893f60,2009-04-10,Clemina Creek,near Valemount,"[None, None]",,2400.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"Snowmobilers were high marking for several hours one at a time. Victim took slightly different line. Slope avalanched on second pass, triggering near apex of high mark. High mark and crown roughly at same elevation. Witnesses observed vicitm on surface until they entered terrain trap. Victim carried into gully and was found in deep deposition[est. up to 4 meters]. 
+
+Companions initiated search
+immediately, located with transceiver and probe. Dug out in 30 + minutes, head was up and
+aprox 2 meters from surface. Deceased also was recovered with a deployed airbag.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2009-04-10 14:00', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 2400, 'slab_width': 150, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': 5, 'temp_min': -3, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 'SW', 'sky': '', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","minimal freeze overnight, daytime warming","[{'title': 'Valemount - Avalanche Takes A Life Near Valemount', 'source': 'RCMP Valemount', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/0b449e57-1163-40fd-af3a-03704137c331/090411_RCMP_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2009-04-11']}, {'title': 'Snowmobiler Dies In Avalanche on BC Mountain', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/9b4da71a-da3f-4572-97e4-bb0b3f64eeb6/090411_GlobeAndMailArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2009-04-11']}]"
+128,6bb3a32e-85d5-4932-beda-00e2fcee4715,2009-03-27,Valley of the Lakes,"app. 20 km SW of Parson, BC","[-117.05805969238281, 50.918331146240234]",LatLon,,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"The deceased was the first of nine sledders highmarking when the avalanche was triggered. Approximate burrial time was 15 mins. He was buried approximately 7 ft deep. CPR was administered on scene and en-route to hospital by SAR and local heli-ski guides, but was unsuccessful.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2009-03-27 13:45', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 2300, 'slab_width': 70, 'slab_thickness': 70}]","{'temp_present': -2, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'M', 'wind_dir': 'W', 'sky': '', 'precip': 'Nil'}",Light flurries 24 hours preceding incident,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+129,e54fb375-25b0-4aba-ab64-0f2b54e06ef5,2009-03-25,Hell Roaring Creek,"Forest Service Road, 20 km S","[116.27670288085938, 49.476348876953125]",LatLon,2150.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,Five snowmobilers were highmarking in a lee bowl feature at and approximately 200m above treeline. The event occurred as one rider reached broken terrain above the group. The terrain comprised spaced sub-alpine trees and 45-50 degree alpine rock bands. The four others were positioned in what was to become the bottom of the run out zone. The subject triggered the slope mid start zone and was carried approximately 150-200m to skiers left flank trees. He was located by beacon and dug out by party members after 20-30 minutes. Depth of burial was approximately 3m. CPR was administered for 30 mins but rescusitation was ineffective. The sled was partially buried and was ultimately able to be rode out.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2009-03-25 12:45', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2150, 'slab_width': 250, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'M', 'wind_dir': 'SW', 'sky': 'X', 'precip': 'S1'}",Snow squalls observed. Visibility often obscured.,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",No natural activity observed. Boot penetration around 20cm. No other snowpack data collected due to time constraints.,"[{'title': 'Kimberly BC - Hell Roaring Area Avalanche Claims Life of One Snowmobiler', 'source': 'RCMP Chris Faulkner', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a9373dc0-57d8-497e-a712-ce6fbfa03541/090325_RCMP_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2009-03-25']}, {'title': 'Kimberly - Avalanche in the Hell Roaring Area', 'source': 'RCMP Chris Faulkner', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/d6d95461-357f-418c-b976-eb2a8bbcb042/090325_RCMP_PressRelease2.pdf', 'date': ['2009-03-25']}]"
+130,69253e22-d2c0-471a-bce4-43fb59837662,2009-03-24,Renshaw Creek,near McBride,"[53.50722122192383, 123.05194091796875]",LatLon,1920.0,BC,2.0,0.0,2,"One snowmobiler triggered avalanche which overtook a second snowmobiler lower on
+the slope. Third person involved but not buried. The two who were caught were buried 4
+- 6 feet located and partially uncovered by the third member of party. No vital signs
+when uncovered.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2009-03-24', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 1920, 'slab_width': 30, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Snowmobilers Bodies Found After Avalanche', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/39fde5e9-1b5a-4e2d-9a1e-32ad2bf81afc/090327_GlobeAndMailArticle2.pdf', 'date': ['2009-03-27']}, {'title': 'Snowmobilers Caught in Avalanche Found', 'source': 'RCMP McBride', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/88db839c-fd6a-4241-83bf-aee9a8f89db9/090326_RCMPPress.pdf', 'date': ['2009-03-26']}, {'title': 'McBride- Three Snowmobilers in Avalanche', 'source': 'RCMP McBride', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/335f67b6-eccc-46e0-9035-bc3e541699eb/090325_RCMP_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2009-03-25']}, {'title': 'One Dead Two Missing as Separate Avalanches Hit Snowmobies', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/406126fa-9617-439c-a403-cf7c55445fe3/090325_GlobeAndMailArticle1.pdf', 'date': ['2009-03-25']}]"
+131,b51b1b52-2ed0-42f4-9d89-0f394e09aa1f,2009-03-21,Whitewater Creek,near Blue River,"[None, None]",,2100.0,BC,,1.0,1,"The group was snowmobiling in the Whitewater Creek area near Blue River. They were moving from bowl, gradually increasing their high marks, although it appears as though the survivors considered that they were making conservative terrain choices on account of the poor avalanche conditions. The deceased and one other headed to a mid slope bench and triggered the avalanche. The survivor managed to ride out of the avalanche. The deceased was dragged through sparse trees and was found partially buried in the snow with his breathing impaired. The deceased's ABS pack had been deployed.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2009-03-21 15:00', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2100, 'slab_width': 400, 'slab_thickness': 120}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': 3, 'temp_min': -5, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'S', 'wind_dir': 'S', 'sky': 'SCT', 'precip': ''}","40 cm snowfall and strong winds from S in past 48 hours. Signs of thaw instability observed. Mod solar radiation at time of avalanche.
+Moderate solar radiation at time of avalanche.","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': 40, 'hst_reset': '2009-03-19'}","Widespread natural avalanche cycle 24 hrs to size 4
+Huge load and wind in past week","[{'title': 'Clearwater Valemount - Avalanche Near Blue River Claims Alberta Man', 'source': 'RCMP Valemount', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/4a28fd94-6e5a-4131-a467-4f8e5c7da3dd/090323_RCMP_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2009-03-23']}, {'title': 'Man Dies in An Avlanche Near Blue River *Update*', 'source': 'RCMP Clearwater', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/bf3bcf22-a0e8-47db-b695-ec6e59b55833/080328_RCMP_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2008-03-28']}]"
+132,4c2389e7-b5b7-4f82-9b6a-6f4a8fceaa8e,2009-03-18,Mica Mountain,Spanish Lake Area,"[120.36949920654297, 52.108612060546875]",LatLon,1700.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"Two snowmobilers were snowmobiling on Mica Mountain, 130 km NE of 100 Mile House when they were struck by an avalanche. One of the two males was completely buried. The survivor attempted to locate the buried victim but was unsucessful and then left the scene to summon help.
+
+The uninjured snowmobiler had made his way out to a residence near Canim Lake where he contacted police. He then returned to the
+scene of the slide and continued his search for his friend. Other snowmobilers who were in the area joined the search and were able to
+locate the male with the use of an emergency beacon. All efforts to revive the man were unsuccessful. The snowmobilers were unable
+to remove the deceased and were forced to vacated the area due to darkness.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2009-03-18', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 1700, 'slab_width': 200, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'M', 'wind_dir': 'W', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}","Marginal visibility in flat light, moderate to strong westerly winds.","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'BC Snowmobiler Dies In Avalanche', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a41fbb65-67ec-40dd-90a1-181f5893b324/090319_GlobeAndMailArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2009-03-19']}, {'title': '100 Mile House - Mica Mountain SM Caught in Fatal Avalanche', 'source': 'RCMP 100 Mile House', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/577b34a6-8917-40ab-8f2c-5b5d0a2d1946/090319_RCMP_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2009-03-19']}]"
+133,a3995998-f1e6-4830-bd8f-0c3b6fb0b065,2009-03-07,Kicking Horse Mountain Resort,Ozone Permanent Avalanche Closure,"[117.09444427490234, 51.281944274902344]",LatLon,2470.0,BC,2.0,0.0,2,"The avalanche occurred in the Ozone Permanent Avalanche Closure area at Kicking Horse Mountain Resort. Two skiers from a group of four descended onto the slope, while the other two remained on the ridge at the top of the slope. The two that descended triggered the avalanche and were buried in the avalanche path. The two that remained at the top were not caught in the avalanche.
+
+Rescue team members from the Golden Search and Rescue Team, long side with the Kicking Horse Mountain Resort
+staff located the two buried skiers within half an hour of the call being received. Both were unresponsive when
+located and CPR was immediately administered. The two were airlifted, from the site directly to the Golden District
+Hospital where they were pronounced deceased. Rescuers reported that the first male was located approximately
+70cm below the surface of the avalanche, with the second being found approximately 60cm below the surface.
+Rescuers confirmed that at least one of the skiers was equipped with a emergency locator beacon.",Lift Skiing Closed,"[{'observation_date': '2009-03-07 14:20', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2470, 'slab_width': 125, 'slab_thickness': 40}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'M', 'wind_dir': 'SW', 'sky': '', 'precip': 'S-1'}","28 cm snowfall in past 48 hours. Light-moderate SW wind in past 48 hours. S-1, winds were moderate for a few hours from SW in am.","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': 28, 'hst_reset': '2009-03-05'}","Variable HS, mostly FC'd w/ variable CR's throughout. 03-Nov-2008 CR still intact at base.","[{'title': 'Two Skiers Killed in BC Avalanche', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6e690481-f114-4111-8879-5c49d8104be1/090307_GlobeAndMailArticle1.pdf', 'date': ['2009-03-07']}, {'title': 'Avalanche Victims Died in Off Limits Area', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f760b9e2-bcab-4ad2-926e-6a8c095d06d3/090308_GlobeAndMailArticle2.pdf', 'date': ['2009-03-08']}, {'title': '2 Men Die in Avalanche While Skiing Near Golden, BC', 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f7597242-51ac-430b-8bd4-9e3d8dbf0030/090307_CBCNews.pdf', 'date': ['2009-03-07']}, {'title': 'RCMP Press Release', 'source': 'RCMP Golden', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/32652d8e-c876-482a-b776-a37a4ae5bd73/090307_RCMPPress.pdf', 'date': ['2009-03-08']}, {'title': 'Kicking Horse Press Release', 'source': 'Kicking Horse Mtn Resort', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/5bcc3836-e02c-4baf-b09d-a970208aef55/090307_KckngHrsePrssRlse.pdf', 'date': ['2009-03-07']}, {'title': 'Avalanche of Grief', 'source': 'Edmonton Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/39af70e8-6e29-4ee7-b321-b20b6e4b69c6/090307_EdmontonSun.pdf', 'date': ['2009-03-08']}, {'title': 'Calgary Dentist, Race Car Driver, Identified as Avalanche Victims', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b8768d0a-6a03-4d8c-8a26-d6de8a738d61/090310_GlobeAndMailArticle3.pdf', 'date': ['2009-03-10']}, {'title': 'Golden RCMP Repsonse to Fatal Avalanche at KHMR', 'source': 'RCMP Golden', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6c422e46-bca1-4b4e-b428-ee491323f766/090308_RCMP_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2009-03-08']}]"
+134,f003fb65-2874-4a82-9ead-f14c73aa5722,2009-01-17,Babcock Mountain,near Tumbler Ridge,"[54.513790130615234, 121.01869201660156]",LatLon,1800.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"From CAC incident report:
+
+Group of 6 snowmobilers went up and over into the north side of Babcock Mountain.
+There is a bowl with approximately 5 chutes in that immediate area. The victim was
+high marking when he triggered the avalanche. The slide was concentrated in 2 of
+the chutes. Witnesses saw the victim tumbling but lost track of him half way down
+the slope. The victim was the only person using/wearing a beacon. It is not clear
+how long it took to locate him. The victim was not wearing an air bag.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2009-01-17 13:00', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 1800, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': 'Nil'}",No precipitation for a week prior to the incident,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 0.0, 'hst': 0, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Tumbler Ridge -Avalanche Causes Death near Tumbler Ridge', 'source': 'RCMP Tumbler Ridge', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6d4ea265-a712-488b-9340-384159c7d54d/090118_RCMP_PRessRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-18']}, {'title': 'Tumbler Ridge Update - Babcock Mountain Avalanche Fatality', 'source': 'RCMP Tumbler Ridge', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/d9fd01b2-73cb-4bf3-b7ea-551ed90480a3/090120_RCMP_PrsRlsUpdate.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-20']}, {'title': 'Tumbler Ridge Udate - Avalanche Victim Recovered', 'source': 'RCMP Tumbler Ridge', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/385ed700-45ea-4b51-890f-89cb6ebb640d/090118_RCMP_PrsRlsVictmRcvrd.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-18']}]"
+135,14d02af3-dca2-4390-832a-ebe21a5fe28a,2009-01-16,Clemina Creek,near Valemount,"[52.31864929199219, 118.57750701904297]",LatLon,2100.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"A group of seven sledders travelled to this particular location the morning of Jan 16th, 2009. They were very familiar with the area and had ridden on this slope many times.  All sledders were equipped with ABS packs, shovels, and beacons.  They travelled directly past an avalanche located on the same face, but at a slightly lower elevation and to the right, and proceeded to ride the hill for at least 20 passes.  Two of the sledders were travelling up the hill, one ahead of the other, making left hand turns.  The others were parked. 
+ 
+The first sledder turned lower than the second and witnessed the release of the slide above and behind him, with the second sledder near the fracture line.  The second sledder proceeded in a downward direction driving his sled at a high speed, when he was ejected from the sled after it appeared to impact something.  The sled flew out of the path of the avalanche and continued down the mountain.  The second sledder was trapped in the avalanche and was buried under approximately 5ft of snow.  The first sledder located the buried man with a probe and beacon, and he and the other group members dug him out.  His ABS pack had not been deployed.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2009-01-16 13:00', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2300, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': 140}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'CLR', 'precip': 'Nil'}",Weather reported as clear and sunny,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Valemount Update - Avalanche Victim From Alberta', 'source': 'RCMP North District Media Liason (Craig Douglass)', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/bf5cbe76-a8ba-4e9d-8513-418602253ed2/090118_RCMP_PrsRlsUpdate.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-18']}, {'title': 'Valemount - Avalanche Takes Another Life', 'source': 'RCMP North District Media Liason (Craig Douglass)', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b68a67a1-28db-446c-ae30-ab391ccbf5e2/090116_RCMP_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-16']}, {'title': 'Snowmobiler Dies After Being Caught In Avalanche', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a760b6c2-839c-4bb6-adda-e88f6f15f9bc/090117_GlobeAndMailArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-17']}]"
+136,564ef2f7-f54f-4a4e-b958-c41b3a32a786,2009-01-14,Third Sister,"SW Bowl, Kananaskis Country near Canmore","[619746.0, 5651329.0]",UTM 11 NAD27,2440.0,AB,1.0,0.0,1,"Two mountaineers were descending the Third Sister. They had begun to glissade (bum slide) with one person in front and the second approximately 20m behind. The avalanche was triggered by the party. The person in front was carried 420m by the avalanche and was buried buried under 60cm of snow. He was caried over a series of cliffs and suffered trauma. The second person was carried 30m and was able to self rescue - he did not suffer physical injuries as  a result of the avalanche. Neither member of the party was carrying any rescue gear. When the survivor was unable to spot his companion, he walked out and reported the incident. The body was located and recovered on the following day by a CARDA dog.",Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '2009-01-14', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 2440, 'slab_width': 15, 'slab_thickness': 45}]","{'temp_present': -5, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'R', 'wind_speed': 'M', 'wind_dir': 'SW', 'sky': 'CLR', 'precip': 'Nil'}",See Detailed incident report for further weather information,"{'hs': 50, 'hn24': 0.0, 'hst': 0, 'hst_reset': ''}","CTE (6) SP down 25cm
+CTM (14) SP down 40cm
+Propagation saw test (PST) E 27/100 down 40cm on Dec 26 facets
+
+Weak faceted snowpack","[{'title': 'Hiker Killed By Avalanche Outisde Banff NP', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/e7513415-d562-4781-9161-1b83ee789cff/090115_GlobeAndMailArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-15']}, {'title': ""hiker's Body Found Buried in Snow after Canmore Area Avalanche"", 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/9618b561-4695-48bf-bf80-1f77514e1968/090114_CBCPressReport.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-15']}, {'title': 'Avalanche Claims Calgary Man', 'source': 'albertalocalnews.com/Rocky Mountain outlook', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/2db454ba-7f7c-446d-9aca-413efd6ec96f/090121_RckyMntnOutlkArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-21']}, {'title': 'Forecasters Warn of Potential For More Slides After Avalanche Kills Alberta Hiker', 'source': 'Canadian Press', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/5ea06978-a4f5-4f6b-8d15-b84b3952f4b8/090114_CanadianPress.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-16']}]"
+137,4d142fd2-013d-4803-95ce-0225901f6d76,2009-01-11,Hassler Flats,near Chetwyn (Hassler Rd km45),"[126.27584838867188, 55.345298767089844]",LatLon,1600.0,BC,3.0,,1,"From the BC Coroners report:
+A class 1 slab avalanche came down burying 5 sledders. Dug out 4, when they got the deceased, he was in full cardiac arrest. Did CPR for about 30 mins. Airbag pack was worn, had not been deployed - tested - was operational. Transponder was still working. Body left on mountain overnight, due to difficult conditions. Finally able to remove by nightfall on Jan 12-2009. Shovel, beacons, other equipment scattered during avalanche.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2009-01-11', 'size': '1.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Chetwynd Update - Avalanche Victim Name Released', 'source': 'RCMP North District Media Liason (Craig Douglass)', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6a4e4209-64e3-478c-bc85-2cff7d563b4b/090114_RCMP_PrssRlsNameRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-14']}, {'title': 'Chetwynd Update - Avalanche Victim Recovered', 'source': 'RCMP North District Media Liason (Craig Douglass)', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/52fd03b6-43ed-47df-87f0-3e64a942bf1f/090112_RCMP_PrssRlsVctimRecvrd.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-12']}, {'title': 'Two Snowmobilers Swept Away by Avalanche', 'source': 'Vancouver Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/7f4e021c-64c1-43bb-b598-4818732a3914/090111_VancouverSunArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-11']}, {'title': 'Avalanches Claim Two More Victims', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/251a1b67-0ab1-4abe-9972-962b9af19e93/090112_GlobeAndMailArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-12']}, {'title': 'Chetwynd - Snowmobiler Caught In Avalanache', 'source': 'RCMP North District Media Liason (Craig Douglass)', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/1e74ded7-2d31-4eb8-ac13-a8632e856d88/090111_RCMP_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-11']}]"
+138,8f0bca47-ee93-4e06-99d8-0785f5ccdd98,2009-01-11,Mount Mara,NE Hunters Range (near Sicamous),"[50.76350021362305, 118.84130096435547]",LatLon,2255.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,Three snowmobilers were riding in bowl shaped terrain NE of Hunters Range. The avalanche occurred at 1300hrs and buried one member of the group. He was found at 1545 hrs br searchers with probes - a probe line was established as the victim was not wearing a beacon. RCMP suspect that trigger was one of the group riding higher up in the bowl.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2009-01-11 13:00', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': 2255, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': -2, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",30cm foot penetration,"[{'title': 'Enderby - Another Possible Victim of an Avalanche', 'source': 'RCMP Vernon North/Okanagan', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b9c80622-e2c4-433a-8e5f-6f80dfa95af7/090111_RCMP_Press%20Release.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-11']}]"
+139,fa1e647a-ad42-4adb-bd38-615e3e692b1e,2009-01-08,Mount Alice,near Terrace,"[None, None]",,,BC,,,1,,Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2009-01-08', 'size': '3.0', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': 1500, 'slab_width': 150, 'slab_thickness': 130}, {'observation_date': '2009-01-08', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sy', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': 1500, 'slab_width': 150, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Update on Alice Mountain Avalanche', 'source': 'RCMP Terrace', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/8cb72757-8319-447d-ab8a-57bf8c458063/090110_RCMP_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-10']}, {'title': 'BC Avalanche Claims 11th Victim', 'source': 'Vancouver Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/917fd9f0-4532-4528-bee3-b99837fe7ab3/090111_VancouverSunArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-11']}, {'title': 'US Skier Caught in Avalanche Dies In Hospital', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/99a92228-3dd3-48c2-8cf9-f4383faca764/090110_GlobeAndMailArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-10']}]"
+140,9880d939-957a-4276-9a14-1b7d71a6fb35,2009-01-01,Whistler Mountain Ski Area,Hidden Chutes (outside early season boundary),"[None, None]",,,BC,1.0,0.0,1,Solo snowboarder snowboarding alone in Hidden Chutes area - accessed from Harmony Chair. At 13:30hrs a ski partoller saw that an avalanche had occurred. Patrollers began their avalanche protocol using probes and beacon search - the victim's beacon was picked up and he was located from this signal. He was found up against a tree and buried with his head down in 2m of snow.,Lift Skiing Closed,"[{'observation_date': '2009-01-01 13:00 to 2009-01-01 13:30', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'ESE', 'elevation': 1850, 'slab_width': 30, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': -9, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 'SE', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'S1'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Two Additional Deaths in Whistler Blackcomb', 'source': 'RCMP Whistler', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/69e27ae8-6f84-486d-9785-c0d5a8e41aa4/090101_RCMP_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-01']}, {'title': 'One Dead in Another BC Avalanche', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/e2b77f92-bdd4-4ab1-a434-e48a6539f77b/090101_GlobeAndMailArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-01']}]"
+141,c8810d78-261a-48e0-8484-060179bc6033,2008-12-31,Blackcomb Ski Area,Ruby Bowl (early season closed run),"[507046.0, 5549010.0]",UTM 10 NAD83,2040.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"Solo skier in an early season closed area on Blackcomb known as Ruby Bowl. This area is on the south side of Blackcomb Glacier.
+The individual was touring using skis with skins (he had no ski pass). He was last seen by a friend at approx. 1400 hrs, who said he was going to make one more run in Ruby Bowl before leaving. When he didn't return home, his family called RCMP. His body was found the next day by CARDA dogs. He was found on his stomach, in 1.6 to 2m of snow.",Lift Skiing Closed,"[{'observation_date': '2008-12-31 15:15 to 2008-12-31 15:45', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2040, 'slab_width': 75, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': -13, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '35-50', 'wind_dir': 'SE', 'sky': '', 'precip': 'S-1'}",Variable visibility,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Two Additional Deaths in Whistler Blackcomb', 'source': 'RCMP Whistler', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/178f7978-983f-400e-b498-807d0a7b2ee7/090101_RCMP_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-01']}, {'title': 'Avalanches Claim Two more Victims', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/e9f7a2eb-b0a0-48fb-9f82-fb12fd97d507/090101_GlobeAndMailArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-01']}]"
+142,2adddb8d-aba9-4c3d-894c-f467d9b6dcb4,2008-12-28,Harvey Pass,"area near Harvey Pass, SE of Fernie","[114.7249984741211, 49.26583480834961]",LatLon,,BC,8.0,,8,"Based on the RCMP press report - modified to include additional info from the BCCS incident report:
+
+The incident took place when some members from a group of seven snowmobilers were buried by an avalanche in the Harvey Pass area – a popular backcountry snowmobile destination located about 40 Km south of Fernie. One person was completely buried by this first avalanche; several others were partially buried.
+
+A second group of four snowmobilers heard yelling from the area and came to the aid of members from the first group who were in the process of digging out their fellow riders. The newly formed group was able to locate the fully burried victim, but as they were digging him out, a second avalanche came down and buried the entire group. All of them were wearing avalanche beacons.
+
+Two of the buried riders managed to self-rescue within about 20 minutes. These two used their avalanche beacons to locate a third buried victim who they rescued after an additional 20 minutes of digging. A third avalanche reportedly occurred as the two were digging out the third buried victim and covered the site with powder but did not further bury the third victim.
+
+The surviving group of three assessed the slope stability and their surroundings. They were located in a large bowl with massive cornices ready to come down. Based on their risk assessment of the possibility of another avalanche, they began walking out. Survivors reported seeing additional avalanche activity on the site as they were walking out.
+
+
+In total, eight snowmobilers died. All 11 snowmobilers involved were males from the nearby town of Sparwood.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2008-12-28 14:10', 'size': '3.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}, {'observation_date': '2008-12-28 14:50', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Loose', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}, {'observation_date': '2008-12-28 13:50', 'size': '3.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}","Snowing heavily at time of incident.
+Morrissey RWIS station showed temperature warming from -5.8 (9am on 27-Dec) to +2.4 (9am on 28-Dec)","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': 40, 'hst_reset': ''}","40cm windloaded HST
+20cm Old storm snow
+Rain Crust","[{'title': 'Massive Slides Left Snowmobilers Little Chance', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/1594b1bb-c266-4b73-a2bc-012f88b8d88c/081230_GlobeAndMailArticle4.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-30']}, {'title': 'Avalanche Eighth Body Found', 'source': 'RCMP Tim Shields', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b3f02f9e-2f8f-4100-9416-09e94a7e6db5/081230_RCMP_PrssRls8thBody.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-30']}, {'title': 'Seven Bodies Recovered in Canada Avalanches', 'source': 'New York Times', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/9e2b07d1-7360-4cff-9284-0b4ae63c3db8/081229_NewYorkTimesArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-29']}, {'title': 'RCMP Press Release', 'source': 'RCMP Sparwood', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/8004831c-f78d-4f2b-8617-11151ebb5f3d/RCMP_Press_Release.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-29']}, {'title': 'Profies of BC Avalanche Victims', 'source': 'Vancouver Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/9709a937-9ced-4492-87ea-1af4464a558c/081230_GlobeAndMailArticle6.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-30']}, {'title': 'A crack, Slide, and Desperate Dig', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/fff90f6f-03e9-4ecc-8cc3-40ecfd91749e/081229_GlobeandmailArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-28']}, {'title': 'Fernie Avalanche Update Seven Bodies Recovered', 'source': 'RCMP Chris Faulkner', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f61aaf4d-ffbf-4fff-80c0-448fbe80a5c5/081229_RCMP_PrssRls7Bodies.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-29']}, {'title': ""Video of Survivor's Statement (Jeff Adams)"", 'source': 'CNN', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/ff1c3932-3be4-4016-8b81-472649c97c8e/Survivor_Statement_Video.mpg', 'date': ['2008-12-31']}, {'title': 'Survivor Tells Tale of Desperation after Avalanche', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/e310e7bf-60a0-48ce-b6a8-5e43a37f9dee/081231_GlobeAndMailArticle8.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-31']}, {'title': ""Here's to the Boys"", 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/723a3aee-c9ef-463f-979c-607f6f20f4af/090104_GlobeAndMailArticle10.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-04']}, {'title': 'Each And Every One of Us Know Them', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/521cf051-1157-4742-a9de-68ff854d7863/081230_GlobeandMailArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-30']}, {'title': 'No Sign of BC Snowmobilers Caught in Avalanche', 'source': 'Vancouver Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/3a3eaaa1-fe76-474f-9483-6c45b05f9113/081229_VancouverSunArticle1.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-29']}, {'title': 'Area was Ripe For A Slide, Forecaster Says', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b61c3bbc-6c24-44b4-b92f-70877bf5a0c1/081229_GlobeAndMailArticle%20(2).pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-28']}, {'title': 'Buried Men Wore Satellite Distress Transmitters', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/32b93aa6-52d8-4067-9535-79239e925100/081229_GlobeAndMailArticle1.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-29']}, {'title': 'Hundreds Remember Avalanche Victims', 'source': 'Vancouver Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/90be26a3-b3df-4162-b0c4-8e3bf8ac21d8/081230_GlobeAndMailArticle5.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-30']}, {'title': 'Search to Resume For Buried BCA Snowmobilers', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/7eb290be-dc21-4362-adf2-95877d776735/081229_GlobeAndMailArticle2.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-29']}, {'title': 'Search For Eight Missing Snowmobilers', 'source': 'Vancouver Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/eba7fbd7-e5be-490b-bc08-95d1abca8deb/081229_VancouverSunArticle2.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-29']}, {'title': 'BC Snowmobilers Were All Super Guys', 'source': 'Vancouver Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/85f72cf7-4031-49b3-b482-95d3c60a1cc4/081230_GlobeAndMailArticle4.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-30']}, {'title': 'Survivor Helps Find Body of Last Victim', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/7d86bf9b-f845-40a8-9bc2-9d525f934c97/081230_GlobeAndMailArticle6.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-30']}, {'title': 'After Loosing Friends Survivor Leads Crews to Final Victim', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a408a43d-969f-4667-817d-aa818c5803bd/081231_GlobeAndMailArticle7.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-31']}, {'title': 'Seven Bodies Recovered from Avalanche Area', 'source': 'Vancouver Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/86f1314a-8a5e-479b-8491-b3f9a6280993/081229_VancouverSunArticle3.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-29']}, {'title': 'Search Set To Resume for Last Victim', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/e2da621c-968f-4822-aa67-b9bbabb2694b/081230_GlobeAndMailArticle5.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-30']}, {'title': 'Fernie Avalanche Buries Snowmobilers', 'source': 'RCMP', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/ddde9bec-da83-4c0f-93a7-be828b147c4d/081228_RCMP_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-28']}, {'title': 'Avalanche Update and News Conference at 1200', 'source': 'RCMP Tim Shields', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/e01d0c51-ae26-4ae4-a6ec-c9fe17c8828e/081229_RCMP_PrssRlsPrssCnfrnc.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-29']}, {'title': 'A Cold New Year in the Valley of Tears', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/1a4bcbeb-c698-4029-8665-d55db0661f7c/090103_GlobeAndMailArticle9.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-03']}, {'title': 'Seven Bodies Found In Avalanche', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/efd4e9f8-5c5e-4f41-9821-d6027bb3537b/081229_GlobeAndMailArticle3.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-29']}, {'title': 'Tentacles of Grief', 'source': 'Vancouver Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/97852cc2-126e-4c2f-8bc1-e2c5a309a3df/081230_VancouverSunArticle7.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-30']}, {'title': 'Avalanche Names Released', 'source': 'RCMP Shields/Faulkner', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/4d6ff687-4292-48c7-8bd7-e5d8227495d8/081230_RCMP_PrssRlsNamesRlsd.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-30']}, {'title': 'Here Is To The Boys', 'source': 'Vancouver Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/757a716c-71a9-4082-be52-e67569102d67/090104_VancouverSunArticle8.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-04']}]"
+143,8628910e-5453-4061-84a5-52af6bcd1769,2008-08-28,Mount Athabasca,"""the ramp"" normal route Mt Athabasca","[485530.0, 5781765.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,,0.0,2,"Summer Mountaineering accident on Mount Athabasca.
+
+There were two victims killed in this avalanche. They were found buried in a crevasse. The reported avalanche was size 2.5 running 200m.",Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '2008-08-28', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 3000, 'slab_width': 200, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+144,c8d887fc-b78e-4469-b9f2-fc0cd3072690,2008-03-27,Headwater of North Blue River,approx. 11 miles NW of Blue River; close to a MW ski run called Harley Heaven,"[330119.0, 5789047.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,1.0,0.0,1,,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2008-03-27', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 1800, 'slab_width': 250, 'slab_thickness': 95}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Avalanche Involvement Report', 'source': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/62ac976f-5eaa-4906-961a-71d0d8296260/080327_CAC_AviIncRep.pdf', 'date': ['2008-03-29']}, {'title': 'Clearwater - Man dies in an avalanche near Blue Ri', 'source': 'RCMP', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/ab247a18-a587-4206-ad41-f976a878b3b7/080328_RCMP_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2008-03-28']}]"
+145,43d7694c-9f3c-4061-9fd2-27972882a174,2008-03-21,Thetford Mines,"Bell Mine tails, Thetford Mines QC","[322000.0, 5105327.0]",UTM 19 NAD83,,QC,,,1,,Other Recreational,"[{'observation_date': '2008-03-21', 'size': 'Unknown', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 15, 'slab_thickness': 15}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+146,973e437b-fe56-4284-b9bd-52aa74d48d4c,2008-02-18,Chick-a-dee Valley,"below subpeak of Boom Mtn, Chickadee Valley, KNP","[562198.0, 5678184.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,,,1,,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2008-02-18', 'size': '3.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': 2600, 'slab_width': 300, 'slab_thickness': 200}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Columbia Valley - Backcountry Avalanche In Kootenay National Park', 'source': 'RCMP Columbia Valley Detachment', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6af22c47-cacd-495c-93b1-dab2d2c23711/080219_RCMP_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2008-02-19']}]"
+147,3083248e-1ebc-448f-acd7-ab1bbe93a6d5,2008-02-16,Keystone Basin,"50 km N of Revelstoke, Selkirks","[407104.0, 5700392.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,,BC,,,1,,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2008-02-16', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SSE', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 50, 'slab_thickness': 35}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Avalanche Claims the Life of a Calgary Man', 'source': 'RCMP Revelstoke', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6e6a3731-daba-4cb9-ab43-fed26e196081/080218_RCMP_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2008-02-18']}]"
+148,72a8206e-fd73-4326-ac91-4457c1635a4c,2008-02-01,Koko Claims,Near Elkford,"[640951.0, 5553216.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,,,1,,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2008-02-01', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 120, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'RCMP Press Release', 'source': 'RCMP Elkford', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/8b4e2e90-b7d4-467b-aaa5-19f3d57ffee1/080201_RCMP_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2008-02-03']}, {'title': 'Avalanche Claims 23 Year Old Snowmobiler', 'source': 'National Post', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b1b274e0-681f-4363-84cf-dfa9c6a303f8/080202_NationalPostArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2008-02-02']}]"
+149,cd8b1f18-e6d6-494e-b88d-09adb7a82b1b,2008-01-16,Canyon Creek,S of Golden and KHMR,"[492357.0, 5675819.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,,,1,,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2008-01-16', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': 2325, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': 120}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One Dead In BC Avalanche', 'source': 'Canada.com - Edmonton Journal', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b4e54f5d-2167-4a99-819f-c623cecb1f10/080117_EdmontonJournalArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2008-01-17']}]"
+150,94a94f67-3097-4ae8-a1e3-0802554ffc1a,2008-01-07,Mount St. Piran,Mt St Piran above Lake Louise proper,"[552470.0, 569856.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,,,1,,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2008-01-07', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2350, 'slab_width': 70, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Death Near Lake Louise Brings Avalanche Toll To 10', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/bf6bba5b-e6f8-4d92-b4f0-c653bbb010e6/080108_GlobeAndMailArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2008-01-08']}, {'title': 'CAC Press Release about 4 avalanche fatalities onb Jan. 6 and 7', 'source': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/baf7ad86-51fa-407c-9f56-fb06d5e22caa/080107_CAC_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2008-01-07']}]"
+151,b40248ea-c9e6-4f43-9a98-de356b35b60d,2008-01-06,Big White Ski Area,"Parachute Bowl, Big White ski area near Kelowna","[360644.0, 5511807.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,,Lift Skiing Open,"[{'observation_date': '2008-01-06', 'size': '3.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2260, 'slab_width': 240, 'slab_thickness': 175}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Bodies found in three avalanches', 'source': 'Vancouver Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/41d4a99b-7034-4129-95c5-064cf2ddffd1/080108_VancouverSun_BodiesFoundInthreeAvalanches.pdf', 'date': ['2008-01-08']}, {'title': 'CAC Press Release about 4 avalanche fatalities onb Jan. 6 and 7', 'source': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/8b2833dd-74bb-4edb-b5e9-33144bf215cb/080107_CAC_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2008-01-07']}, {'title': 'Deadly Avalanche Season Claims Three More', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/ebe254fb-ebb3-45a4-9fdf-4683ce862ea1/080108_GlobeAndMailArticle1.pdf', 'date': ['2008-01-08']}, {'title': 'Rescue Effort Begins After Avalanche At Resort', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/4c46bf18-e150-49cb-b3bd-e171dce679aa/080107_GlobeandMailArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2008-01-07']}]"
+152,08504e35-5c4b-4ba5-911c-72c95b6fcd21,2008-01-06,near Granby Wilderness ,80 km north of Grand Forks in Monashees,"[392167.0, 5492613.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,,,1,,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2008-01-06', 'size': 'Unknown', 'type': 'Unknown', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': 1980, 'slab_width': 150, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Bodies found in three avalanches', 'source': 'Vancouver Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/c3980679-bcb5-44a2-9d3a-019456fe2ede/080108_VancouverSun_BodiesFoundInthreeAvalanches.pdf', 'date': ['2008-01-08']}, {'title': 'CAC Press Release about 4 avalanche fatalities onb Jan. 6 and 7', 'source': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/4839f76a-949f-4269-9ffb-d136cf00ff6c/080107_CAC_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2008-01-07']}]"
+153,9488568f-caae-4135-a7e3-cd1b5a2ac6eb,2008-01-06,near Midway,Mount Arthurs; Christina Valley,"[384591.0, 5506755.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2008-01-06', 'size': 'Unknown', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Bodies Found in three avalanches', 'source': 'Vancouver Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/0e6b4560-aadb-4838-a681-3f8c3f2a5789/080108_VancouverSun_BodiesFoundInthreeAvalanches.pdf', 'date': ['2008-01-08']}, {'title': 'CAC Press Release about 4 avalanche fatalities onb Jan. 6 and 7', 'source': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6810635c-db4e-4469-86b8-4ef5a36cfa6e/080107_CAC_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2008-01-07']}]"
+154,0746592a-d78f-4d63-bdb2-2d5397a5525f,2008-01-01,Whistler Mountain Ski Area,"Permanent Closure - Hanging Roll, above West Bowl","[502513.0, 5545463.0]",UTM 10 NAD83,,BC,,,1,,Lift Skiing Closed,"[{'observation_date': '2008-01-01', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 2040, 'slab_width': 25, 'slab_thickness': 25}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'RCMP Identify Victim of Fatal Avalanche at Whistler', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/c37927ea-0245-4e30-ba6a-1700a22c0115/080103_GlobeAndMailArticle2.pdf', 'date': ['2008-01-03']}, {'title': 'Death at BC Resort Prompt Immediate Changes at Whistler', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f5c8d139-8ef4-436d-898a-5a8958a91f57/090102_GlobeAndMailArticle5.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-02']}, {'title': 'Man Killed Another Hurt in Whistler Avalanche', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/56139cce-28f1-4fb5-94c7-5aef637f2826/080102_GlobeAndMailArticle4.pdf', 'date': ['2008-01-02']}, {'title': 'One Dead Another Injured in BC Avalanche', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/e94eb0d5-1676-459b-be28-bc29aeaf02ce/080102_GlobeAndMailArticle1.pdf', 'date': ['2008-01-02']}, {'title': 'Avalanche Fatalities Trigger Chrous of Concern', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f22aa8c6-bcc4-4dae-815c-f0acf67d402a/080104_GlobeAndMailArticle3.pdf', 'date': ['2008-01-04']}]"
+155,34616b5f-f54f-40e0-ab64-c779b1a64f8c,2007-12-24,Spanish Mountain,"near Eagle Creek; area called the Chute, Wells Gray/108 Mile House area","[680435.0, 5775970.0]",UTM 10 NAD83,,BC,2.0,1.0,2,"Two snowmobiles on a slope. One became stuck and the second person went to help dig them out. An avalanche released above them. A third person was caught in the avalanche.
+
+Two deceased, one injured
+
+(from BCCS)",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2007-12-24 15:30', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': 1800, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Man Killed in Avalanche Loved Extreme Sports', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/73ed2290-aafc-479c-9e69-e5918105cc91/071229_GlobeAndMailArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2007-12-29']}]"
+156,86826fa0-7d32-476f-beea-c3a9d2de7f08,2007-12-07,Tent Ridge,"NE Tent Ridge, Spray Lakes, Kananaskis Country","[614602.0, 5633048.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,,,2,,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2007-12-07', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2450, 'slab_width': 250, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+157,28c44caa-7b7f-4bcb-888b-60be8f52a105,2007-11-12,Mount Sparrowhawk,Kananaskis Country,"[620800.0, 5642000.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,,,1,,Ice Climbing,"[{'observation_date': '2007-11-12', 'size': 'Unknown', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 2500, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+158,b4ec2584-b55c-47b8-9445-677aceff479a,2007-04-02,Delta Peak,12km NE of Bell-II,"[462863.0, 6292621.0]",UTM 9V NAD83,,BC,2.0,0.0,2,The incident occurred mid-morning 230km north of Smithers in the Delta Peak area. A group of 5 guests and their guide were caught in the slide. Three of the group were injured and airlifted to nearby medical facilities,Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2007-04-02', 'size': '3.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 1825, 'slab_width': 650, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Avalanche ner Smithers, British Columbia', 'source': 'Last Frontier Heliskiing', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a6e89f4a-742c-44dd-bb79-3d7a2cf2b75f/070402_LFH_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2007-04-02']}, {'title': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre Accident Information', 'source': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/7cc41180-cdda-4c2c-bc2e-6245bf8ea9f3/070411_CAC_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2007-04-11']}, {'title': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre Accident Information', 'source': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/4acb6322-03d4-4a97-ad19-ad00917ce955/070404_CAC_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2007-04-04']}]"
+159,ae082986-08be-4265-b27e-f0843eeb6e8c,2007-03-10,Eastern Blue Mountain,"Eastern Blue Mountain, near River of Ponds, Northern Peninsula NFLD","[489737.0, 5583963.0]",UTM 21 NAD83,,NL,2.0,,1,"A 30 year old man from River of Ponds is dead after being buried by an avalanche. The man, along with several other individuals, was snowmobiling on Eastern Blue Mountain and while stopped, an avalanche buried seven people. Six of the group managed to escape, but one man was trapped. The group was able to pull him out and administered first aid. He was taken to Rufus Guinchard Health Centre where he was pronounced dead.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2007-03-10', 'size': 'Unknown', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",Needs more information,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Blue Mountains, Northern Peninsula, March 10 2007', 'source': 'NFLD Geological Survey', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/415fff43-a7dd-439e-ae41-03795e9b4e7e/Mar10_2007.html'}]"
+160,3367fa3a-790d-4397-918f-13712b0317b0,2007-03-09,Hall Mountain,Monashees,"[423109.0, 5618822.0]",UTM 10U NAD83,1640.0,BC,2.0,,2,"A group of seven snowmobilers were traveling through a cut block on the west side of Hall Mountain when one of them triggered a size 3 slab avalanche. A twenty year old male Washington resident and a thirty-seven year old male B.C resident were completely buried and did not survive the accident, despite rescue attempts. The two surviving group members were caught in the avalanche and partially buried.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2007-03-09 15:55', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': 1640, 'slab_width': 5, 'slab_thickness': 85}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",Needs more information,"{'hs': 275, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",SH down 85 cm,"[{'title': 'RCMP Press Release plus additional notes)', 'source': 'RCMP Revelstoke', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/738c6abc-db5e-4d96-8053-8e3838cf41f9/070310_RCMP_PressReleasePlusNotes.pdf', 'date': ['2007-03-10']}, {'title': 'Avalanche Accident Information Report', 'source': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/7006bdaa-94b9-47e6-8507-b375b7565b21/070311_CAC_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2007-03-11']}]"
+161,742cb998-b6b4-4286-b883-b3e47d5a1b62,2007-01-10,Deep Canoe Creek,60km Northwest of New Hazelton in the Babine Range,"[550830.0, 6178203.0]",UTM 9 NAD83,,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"A male European skier lost his life when he was caught in a large avalanche on January 10th, 2007. No other skiers in his group were injured. The incident occurred approximately 60 km to the northwest of Hazelton, BritishColumbia.",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2007-01-10', 'size': '3.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 1700, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': 220}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",Needs more information,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Press release from Skeena Heliskiing', 'source': 'Skeena Heliskiing', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/58ce248d-a14d-4e29-9a0e-d7bbd17c2d71/070111_SkeenHeliskiing_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2007-01-11']}]"
+162,8f105c2a-87d1-41f4-9fff-0e32496c3ca2,2006-11-05,Mount Inflexible,NE Bowl,"[627300.0, 5627800.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,1.0,0.0,1,Two early season ice-climbers with no safety gear were climbing in a narrow gully when an avalanche swept the 2nd climber into a gully. Victim was found 300cm below surface by Kananaskis Country Personell. The 1st climber was protected by a rock outcrop and survived.,Ice Climbing,"[{'observation_date': '2006-11-05 13:10', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Loose', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2600, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",rainfall saturating snowpack,"[{'title': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre Accident Information', 'source': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f300b662-df1b-430b-8623-e52443e7481b/061109_CAC_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2006-11-09']}]"
+163,9439645e-5d94-4496-86e4-0ba6adea14b2,2006-04-21,Bella Coola ,"Nordschow Drainage, Alpine Glacier Bowl","[698874.0, 5792193.0]",UTM 9 NAD83,2650.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1, Professional snowboarder while filming for a movie,Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2006-04-21', 'size': '3.0', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 2650, 'slab_width': 120, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Avalanche Accident Information Report', 'source': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/56990386-c5e7-4b5e-9725-d1c2165091cf/060424_CAC_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2006-04-24']}]"
+164,7369892b-9410-4bef-81a5-8b8335205689,2006-04-20,Mount Deltaform,SE face of Mt Deltaform,"[552895.0, 5683563.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,0.0,1.0,1," 2 climbers descending from Deltaform Peak, triggered slide on west face, 1 killed, 1 serious injury, partial burial",Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '2006-04-20', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 3260, 'slab_width': 20, 'slab_thickness': 1}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Avalanche Accident Information Report', 'source': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/4f67b3a2-ff85-4833-a9d9-f420634c0d06/060426_CAC_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2006-04-26']}]"
+165,8fe743ab-3058-4136-9c19-67c61a0fa28d,2006-03-05,Mt Fernie,Fairy Creek Drainage,"[635632.0, 5488262.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,,BC,1.0,0.0,1,2 sledders highmarking. Avalanche was triggered in weak area of snow between two rock outcrops.  1 Fatality.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2006-03-05', 'size': '2.0', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2000, 'slab_width': 50, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Avalanche Accident Information Report', 'source': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/c7ce0411-4e2e-447e-8688-b27745c7e3f9/060306_CAC_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2006-03-06']}]"
+166,60a21fae-5dfe-43d7-b964-9a3c3fa0f9f5,2006-03-03,Mount McBride,"Valkyr Range near Nakusp, BC","[432041.0, 5520528.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,,BC,2.0,1.0,2,"Three skiers involved - 2 fatalities. Self-guided, sz 2.5. 4cm layer facets sandwiched between two hard layers CTE (10) SC",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2006-03-03', 'size': '2.5', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 2400, 'slab_width': 150, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre Accident Information', 'source': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f8303733-a6d5-47e1-b792-30369d7a6cc7/060304_CAC_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2006-03-04']}, {'title': 'Avalanche claims experienced backcountry skiers', 'source': 'The Province', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/dd3bce0a-b974-4e02-9585-3992aff3f4cb/060305_TheProvince_AvalancheClaimsExperiencedBackcountrySkiers.pdf', 'date': ['2006-03-05']}, {'title': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre Accident Information', 'source': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a8e3361d-102c-4aff-ad09-a3acd89e243d/060315_CAC_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2006-03-15']}]"
+167,09bb2714-f9b6-4986-8ee6-fa4e7987ca77,2006-02-12,Commonwealth Valley,"Kananaskis Country, Commonwealth valley, Mt Smuts/Fist","[614375.0, 5629829.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,0.0,0.0,1,Two skers invlolved - 1 fatality. Suspect depth hoar overlying crust. Sz 3.5 avalanche,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2006-02-12', 'size': '3.5', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2500, 'slab_width': 400, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre Accident Information', 'source': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/156d5e78-b6f5-46c2-9578-8c570da30c13/060216_CAC_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2006-02-16']}]"
+168,332d1dfa-207a-455c-8639-8948a6351acd,2006-01-14,Lizard Range,near Fernie BC,"[630208.0, 5485775.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,1.0,0.0,1, Avalanche employee working for a commercial operation was checking a weather station when buried by an avalanche. Na sz 3.5 exceeded normal run out path.,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '2006-01-14', 'size': '3.5', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2285, 'slab_width': 300, 'slab_thickness': 250}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Island Lake Press Release', 'source': 'Island Lake Resort Group', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b84aba49-4dfc-4ed1-8d38-28c0dba2aaf0/060114_IslandLake_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2006-01-14']}, {'title': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre Accident Information', 'source': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/8abfd8d2-4616-47c4-9225-331b6dd8b8e6/060116_CAC_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2006-01-16']}]"
+169,04db1c0c-e8f1-47b1-a0ae-eef1411ed8bb,2006-01-07,Kicking Horse Mountain Resort,"Terminator ridge closed area, KHMR","[494946.0, 5681037.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"Lone skier in permanent avalanche closure, found by ski patrol next day.",Lift Skiing Closed,"[{'observation_date': '2006-01-07', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2275, 'slab_width': 25, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Bad Weather Hamerps Race to Find Missing Man on Mountain', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/08457951-75bc-4d80-ac07-6973dac90c54/060110_GlobeAndMailArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2006-01-10']}]"
+170,7a57b085-0441-477b-bb1d-5fafe8fcf0f0,2005-07-29,Mount Robson,Robson N Face,"[355665.0, 5887154.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,,,2,Climber on Robson - Size 2.5 moist slab avalanche on the North Face,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '2005-07-29', 'size': 'Unknown', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+171,e9e94f2d-9773-40d0-8ec5-7efc962cf0fa,2005-05-31,Mount Logan,East Ridge,"[521708.0, 6717732.0]",UTM 7 NAD83,2900.0,YT,,0.0,1,,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '2005-05-31', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': 2900, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+172,99860783-6a29-4503-99fc-e6111e405fcd,2005-04-05,Thunder River,,"[342876.0, 5788654.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,1850.0,BC,1.0,,1,Sixth skier skiing through guides Sc triggered sz 1.5 pocket that propagated to adjacent bowl above causing sz 3.0 SL. One skier caught. Full burial recoverd with guides and resort physician on site in 12 mins. Flown to Kamploops hospital.,Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2005-04-05 12:45', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 1850, 'slab_width': 300, 'slab_thickness': 90}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",slope previously skied by several groups,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/209cd36b-9ed9-4c5f-bbff-8fa21b77b806/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': 'Avalanche Accident Information Report', 'source': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b8fc22b4-7669-44c5-9b55-9b016f3480f9/050409_CAC_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2005-04-09']}]"
+173,b0aa15f0-c13a-4be4-963f-5beef793046c,2005-04-01,East Tsuius Peak,"Monashees, 34 km SW of Revelstoke, Monashee Powder post-season","[399868.0, 5619505.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,"No one saw the slide.  Party realized someone was missing and followed tracks into debris. No formal investigation was carried out at time of this report. All facts second hand and or estimated from emails, photos, local knowledge of the area (submitted by CAA staff). Third hand information, very little details available.  All measurements estimated.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2005-04-01 15:00', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 2130, 'slab_width': 200, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Avalanche Accident Information Report', 'source': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/ca9dbd10-e507-432f-a362-567df6e54550/050402_CAC_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2005-04-02']}]"
+174,b0aaba23-3f0b-4f62-9982-482b3f4f2b40,2005-03-30,Jersey Creek,Kootenay Pass Area,"[507392.0, 5448758.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,Highmarking on slope. First sled became stuck then second sled got stuck close to first. Both victims off machines when slope failure occurred 100m above them. Sleds and riders all got swept through large timber near edge of path.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2005-03-30 14:30', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 1850, 'slab_width': 125, 'slab_thickness': 80}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}","Initial report in INFOEX_20050330: ""Kootenay Pass has received 80+ cm over last 6 days + strong winds last night.""","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Avalanche accident information report', 'source': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/bfad6440-c3c8-4995-8d5a-3332df7c67b9/050401_CAC_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2005-04-01']}, {'title': 'Avalanche accident information report (draft)', 'source': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/75bad612-f4d4-4318-a977-85aa31cc0036/050331_CAC_PressReleasePrelim.pdf', 'date': ['2005-03-31']}]"
+175,c60cd0f6-2d3d-4346-9bd8-26afd0b14133,2005-01-18,Mt Llewelyn,West Twin Creek,"[431266.0, 5649012.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,,1.0,1,"A size 2 avalanche occurred on a southwest facing slope below treeline at 2080m in the West Twin creek drainage (grid reference: 347491) of the Selkirks, 18 km east of Revelstoke, BC. Three skiers involved, two partly buried one fully buried",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2005-01-18 11:25', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 2080, 'slab_width': 200, 'slab_thickness': 40}]","{'temp_present': 0, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'R', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 'SW', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'S-1'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",HN24 from Glacier National Park - report included in Selkirk Tangiers accident report.,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/477bc0d3-8e6f-4dc8-9f78-7570f5fae77c/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre Accident Information', 'source': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/1a70ce59-c35b-4cf6-8e93-982685e01183/050118_CAC_WebPosting.pdf', 'date': ['2005-01-18']}]"
+176,a2757f11-7b45-4613-a564-3468bd1f6d9a,2005-01-13,Trout Lake,"Fissure Creek, tributary to Ferguson Creek","[463741.0, 5617197.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,A group of 8-10 people were accessing terrain via snowmobile and then backcountry snowboarding. The avalanche occurred on a northeast facing slope at 2305m.,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2005-01-13', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2305, 'slab_width': 27, 'slab_thickness': 40}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/c82d981c-c9c9-44b3-a5ce-f97f733c6a01/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
+177,14156399-32e2-4a32-a77e-285aa11c7d12,2004-12-12,Allan Creek,"near Valemount, 25km south","[350161.0, 5830993.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,2080.0,BC,1.0,,1,A group of snowmobilers were high-marking on this slope. Thevictim's machine was stuck and he was shovelling it out when the avalanche caught him.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2004-12-12', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2080, 'slab_width': 50, 'slab_thickness': 70}]","{'temp_present': -2, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'Unknown', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'RCMP Press Release', 'source': 'RCMP Valemount', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/14a85076-faea-43e0-bcbc-3a6c52811717/041213_RCMP_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2004-12-13']}]"
+178,1e75f895-0ed9-4d40-9e34-c4b0ee986ff4,2004-04-09,Vice President,North ridge and fall down East Face,"[531700.0, 5705900.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,3100.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"From Yoho. Avalanche Fatal. Vice President, E face. Fatal fall 550m. Cornice collapse triggered sz 3.0. Cornice failure on NE ridge; fall and avalanche on E face.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2004-04-09 15:30', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 3100, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': 80}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 'W', 'sky': 'SCT', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Relevant Public Avalanche Bulletins', 'source': 'Banff-Yoho-Kootenay NP', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b0bd2b28-5297-4464-9745-0077db4ccc92/', 'date': ['2004-04-09']}, {'title': 'Avalanche victim was from Montana', 'source': 'Calgary Herald', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/04a7c589-2294-4f83-bc21-041c972181d6/', 'date': ['2004-04-11']}, {'title': 'Daily weather observations for Yoho Park (April)', 'source': 'Environment Canada - Climate Data Online', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/af4e8168-5a40-4079-861c-12f3259f24e6/', 'date': ['2009-08-31']}, {'title': 'Montanan dies in avalanche in Canada', 'source': 'Associated Press', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/cdf4c6df-234e-42c7-b026-547f1dda7618/'}, {'title': 'Avalanche claims U.S. skier', 'source': 'Rocky Mountain Outlook', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/fe8b2b48-be35-4a00-8247-95dd5f42e798/040415_RMOutlook.pdf', 'date': ['2004-04-15']}, {'title': 'American skier dies in avalanche on Yoho backcount', 'source': 'Unknown', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/00aaef8e-dc32-484b-a13c-b0e1c9158adc/'}, {'title': 'Hourly weather observations for Yoho Park (April 9', 'source': 'Environment Canada - Climate Data Online', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/c3bf66e7-d930-41ea-80c1-fe4e485cc486/', 'date': ['2009-08-31']}]"
+179,c876cdb9-d8c5-4706-a6ff-f4e466e89769,2004-04-04,South of Pond Inlet,Coal Mine area on the banks of the Salmon River approximately 20 km south of Pond Inlet; Baffin Island,"[-77.98300170898438, 72.69999694824219]",LatLon,,NU,1.0,0.0,1,"Fatal avalanche 040405, Pond Inlet community in the arctic near Baffin  Island. An 11-year-old boy was missing from the Coal Mine area on the banks of the Salmon River approximately 20 km south of Pond Inlet. Search and Rescue and RCMP were called at approximately 1700 hrs.
+Approximately two hours later, his body was located in the deposit of an avalanche, but attempts to revive the boy were unsuccessful and he never regained consciousness. Details of the avalanche itself are unknown at this point. 

+

+*************

+6:00 P.M.  - CJCD Radio

+Monday, April 5, 2004

+An 11-year-old boy has been killed in an avalanche about 20 kilometres
 south of Pond Inlet.  Members from the Pond Inlet Search and Rescue and
 RCMP detachment received a complaint of the avalanche, which happened
 near an area known as Coal Mine near the Salmon River.
+***",Other Recreational,"[{'observation_date': '2004-04-05', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",see hourly records from Environment Canada for estimated weather details; unfortunately no wind information,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Avalanche near Pond Inlet kills boy', 'source': 'Nunatsiaq.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/d8b95af8-b064-4dd4-a9aa-0deb36c2fd6d/', 'date': ['2004-04-09']}, {'title': 'News release', 'source': 'RCMP', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/27acd3d4-eee1-40ba-acdd-70b65d15a189/'}, {'title': 'Pond Inlet Mourns Avalanche Victim', 'source': 'CBC News North', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/2c1bc408-1696-4ecd-a6a2-8426730b70bc/040405_CBCArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2004-04-05']}, {'title': 'Hourly Weather Observations for Pond Inlet', 'source': 'Environment Canada - Climate Data Online', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/281b554f-6994-41cd-b78e-89ef1c2b5a61/', 'date': ['2009-08-22']}, {'title': 'Daily Weather Observations for Pond Inlet (April)', 'source': 'Environment Canada - Climate Data Online', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/9fa57979-abd3-428c-99ca-b5852b633db1/', 'date': ['2009-08-22']}, {'title': 'Daily Weather Observations for Pond Inlet (March)', 'source': 'Environment Canada - Climate Data Online', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/0698bce2-9a67-4389-ac86-bccb7ba16565/', 'date': ['2009-08-22']}]"
+180,f24ca8df-8d11-4fd9-9a3e-1dccdf3f9f54,2004-03-20,Mt Symons,60 km SW of Revelstoke,"[423006.0, 5591693.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,3.0,,1,,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2004-03-19', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2100, 'slab_width': 30, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One Dead in Empress Lake Avalanche', 'source': 'Revelstoke Times Review', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/9f323138-7402-4095-8d39-a3d4bc5d38a8/040319_PressClip.pdf', 'date': ['2004-03-24']}]"
+181,714ec32d-23ca-4768-ba60-af7c7aa294ce,2004-02-12,Mount Wilson,Midnight Rambler ice climb,"[512040.0, 5764722.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,,AB,3.0,,3,"Mt. Wilson ""Midnight Rambler"", Banff N.P. Waterfall Climbers swept off route to bottom from probably mid-height and probably mid afternoon on 040212. All three fully buried. Search initiated at night, one victem located at 1 am, the next at 9 am and the third at 10am",Ice Climbing,"[{'observation_date': '2004-02-13', 'size': '3.0', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6f1d1b93-28cb-445d-a74d-6b6ac4f365a6/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
+182,8ca6d7cc-300e-474c-b49e-79da2ad9c013,2004-02-02,Norns Creek,Norns Mountain Range; 26 km NW of Castlegar,"[440306.0, 5483834.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,"Fatal snowmobiling involvement 040202, party of 7 near Castelgar, BC. Group of 7, stopped for a break at the  base of a slide path. 
+Conflicting reports of either natural release or  release triggered by single rider on slope above occurring at 14:00 hrs. 
+
+Entire party involved and all were equipped with rescue gear but had packs off and sleds shut off, so probes and shovels lost. All still had beacons. One full burial, one critical burial with arm showing,  all others partially buried or caught only. The critically buried individual was dug out by companions using their hands and sled windshields. The fully buried individual was  located with beacon but not uncovered due to deep burial. 
+
+Party  sledded out, reported location of burial to RCMP and headed back to USA. Rescue crew in during AM 040203, victim located by beacon signal and quickly dug out at 12:00 hrs. Extensive cracking visible on slopes above  release point. Victim recovered from flat runout area at toe, burial depth 210cm. This site is 4km from Valhalla Range Russel Bowl search site.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2004-02-02', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 90, 'slab_thickness': 90}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+183,872dce3c-8dc9-4147-a96f-fa0e16a3421a,2004-02-01,Cayoosh Mountain,Ridgeline on the way to the Million Dollar Couloir,"[534500.0, 5584000.0]",UTM 10U NAD83,,BC,0.0,0.0,1,"***From a Professional Member: Fatal involvement 040201 in pm hrs, Cayoosh Mtn near Duffy Lake. Ski touring party of 3 traversing 40 deg. slope between two rock bands. Victim triggered sz 1.5 SL, 2300m NE asp, approx 60cm thick, 40m wide, 40m long, suspected to be HST on CR.
+
+Victim swept over 125m cliff and died of trauma before companions could reach him. Falling deposit started a subsequent sz 2.0   immediately below where victim landed, which continued down to lower valley level. A recovery team flew in 040202 and placed 3 Xh shots into hang fire slabs above cliff, each producing only sz 0.5 sluffs upon detonation. Following this, the body was recovered from below the cliff and transported to Pemberton.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2004-01-02 15:00', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Nc', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2300, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}, {'observation_date': '2004-02-01', 'size': '1.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2300, 'slab_width': 40, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Tuesday: B.C. news roundup', 'source': 'Canadian Press', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/d5c54d02-2c5e-4cc9-8789-003165273833/', 'date': ['2004-02-03']}, {'title': 'Whistlerite perishes in avalanche', 'source': 'Whistlerquestion.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/1c800af2-2fde-408a-aed0-09353ee5de85/'}, {'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/76e39a02-4e4f-45a4-a682-a94bf9bcf1c4/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
+184,39fa0da2-09e6-4b15-a8b0-d231e6e8ee15,2004-01-30,Russell Creek,Valkyries south of Valhalla Park (outside of park),"[437622.0, 5489788.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,2375.0,BC,2.0,,1,"***From a Professional member. Avalanche from high above strikes group at pick-up
+ Involvement 040130. Valkyries south of Valhalla Park (outside of park). Sz 3.5, SZ 2375m, SL 80cm, 400-600m  wide, 2000m long, bed surface U. Fracture ran near ridge under steep cliffs in rocky ALP terrain. Entire party of fifteen involved. Three full burials, one still missing. 
+Missing person is client.",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2004-01-30', 'size': '3.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2375, 'slab_width': 500, 'slab_thickness': 80}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+185,a6f596ac-0115-47be-913d-86bb74dac15d,2004-01-25,Cape Mercy,4-5 hrs S from Pangnirtung (approx. 175km); outside of Auyuittuq National Park; Baffin Isaln; on lake shore,"[63.577781677246094, 64.9577865600586]",LatLon,,NU,0.0,2.0,1,"***From a professional member: Further details on the Baffin Island incident: January 25, three fisherman on lake 4 or 5 hours south of  Pangnirtung (outside of National Park) camped on lakeshore beneath slope.  Avalanche released and all three were partly buried with one fatally injured. Avalanche size estimated as 2.5.  The two survivors relocated their camp laterally along the shore and were subsequently  hit by a second avalanche some time later possibly a few hours.  The deceased was completely buried and the other two partially buried again.  They called for help on VHF radio. A ground team coming from Pangnirtung was also involved in an avalanche on route to site.  It appears that there were no consequences from this incident.  Helicopter from Iqaluit was able to access site the following day. The survivors were evacuated back to Iqaluit.   RCMP doghandler was able to search the area briefly.  A snowmobile and tent were located but not the victim.  Ground teams from Pangnirtung are currently on   scene searching but no dog.  It is light from about 7:30 am to 3:30 pm.
+***Late news on this incident: The avalanche fatality has been recovered this afternoon by the search team.",Hunting/Fishing,"[{'observation_date': '2004-01-25 14:00', 'size': 'Unknown', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}, {'observation_date': '2004-01-25 00:00', 'size': '2.5', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Daily Weather Observations Cape Mercy Jan. 2004', 'source': 'Environment Canada - Climate Data Online', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/e1a8c1f9-09b9-4166-8599-0370bb8b7e93/', 'date': ['2009-08-22']}, {'title': 'Hourly Weather Observations Cape Mercy Jan. 2004', 'source': 'Environment Canada - Climate Data Online', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/43073ce7-e59a-40d0-894c-043ebea176f0/', 'date': ['2009-08-22']}, {'title': 'Avalanche Death Touches Pangnirtung', 'source': 'CBC News North', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/ddd94b59-daaa-4598-9901-23040bb680fc/040125_CBCArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2004-01-27']}, {'title': 'Hourly Weather Observations Pangnirtung Jan. 2004', 'source': 'Environment Canada - Climate Data Online', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/801fc2f7-bac1-4d06-9a6f-2f4b412c332c/', 'date': ['2009-08-22']}, {'title': '1 dead after Baffin Island avalanche', 'source': 'CBC News North', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/69750d9f-cb50-4b62-8878-8583db8e7d12/', 'date': ['2004-01-26']}, {'title': 'Daily Weather Observations Pangnirtung Jan. 2004', 'source': 'Environment Canada - Climate Data Online', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/47b08f18-81c3-48cd-b440-8da82fb342a6/', 'date': ['2009-08-22']}, {'title': 'Three rescued after avalanche kills companion - Su', 'source': 'Nunatsiaq.com (Jane Goerge)', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/885571c9-fbe6-4a97-a4e5-d8514949e1b5/', 'date': ['2004-01-30']}]"
+186,69d4e5c7-c94f-4c2d-ba60-f07fbc8dd931,2004-01-08,Headwaters of Albert Creek,,"[449502.0, 5655813.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,,BC,0.0,0.0,1,"Group of guided ski tourers from Colorado: 8 males, 2 females in group, plus 2 staff(gender unknown) and a guide. A second guide also in area was almost at the lodge with the second half of the group at the time of the accident.
+Third run of the day.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2004-01-08 12:45', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 2200, 'slab_width': 80, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+187,d30d75e4-3342-4a53-a5f7-f7a428b77a9e,2003-04-18,Mount Ptolemy,"Near Sparwood, BC","[671960.0, 5492386.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2003-04-18 12:00', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/e775b65a-5f07-4821-ae8e-57b50e3ab6a5/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
+188,17cd7e43-4dbb-47ee-a7b2-f5c1ef70b7b1,2003-04-06,Holt Creek,"near Golden, BC","[487157.0, 5686960.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,,BC,,,1,"A rider got stuck when riding a steep hill. After getting help from a second rider, who left the slope, the first rider started down and triggered a slide. Two others helped in the search.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2003-04-06 16:00', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 2400, 'slab_width': 350, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Ran to G,[]
+189,4c78948f-906f-4004-b0ca-97656b379e7e,2003-03-31,Scallop Mountain,Nanitsch Lake about 50km NW of Takla Lake in the Omineca Mountains,"[661036.0, 6209015.0]",UTM 9 NAD27,,BC,1.0,,1,"The survivor saw the man and the snowmobile on the surface. The party called for help on sat phone and the man was picked up by heli from Lovell Cove Logging camp on Takla Lake.
+
+
+No avalanche gear carried by party of riders.
+
+At least 1 female in party.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2003-03-31 18:30', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 1820, 'slab_width': 350, 'slab_thickness': 75}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","The avalanche formed by the HST since 030329, which was accompanied by strong Sly winds. It was not possible to take a FL profile because the site had to be bombed",[]
+190,b489aff2-498f-443f-b530-926a0a1eae2d,2003-03-27,Mount Brewer,"Brewer Ck., west of Invermere","[555118.0, 5580340.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,1.0,,1,"Snowmobile guide accessing a high alpine ridge when at mid elevation of the cirque-like feature the avalanche was triggered. Mr 200m above victim that carried victim approx 100m into terrain feature where average deposit was 30-35 ft deep. Of the 10 remaining sledders, only one was at the bottom of the path, and able to retreat to to higher ground.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2003-03-27 15:00', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 850, 'slab_thickness': 90}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","Snowpack in the area is generally shallow and weak in nature. Profiles showed that surface hoar was present on bed surface in the more sheltered location but not on the southerly aspect where the melt freeze crust were more pronounced. HS varied near crown from 238cm to 93 cm. Cosistent at all locations was that the lower half (of the pack) was of weak faceted grains. We did a snow profile at a location about 150m SW of burial site in safe at anytime site to see what information backcountry travellers could have gotten before entering slope. (pit #4 in Rods report). Although different in ways, it showed similar weakness in the snowpack. Stability tests did vary some (but)  they both showed two relatively easy shears.
+
+Other evidence in the area showed several natural or snowmobile triggered recent avalanches in the head of this valley.. Lots of High marking evident on all aspects and all elevations in drainage.",[]
+191,142af1b2-47d4-451e-ae37-7c63ebf75bfb,2003-03-26,Fairy Creek Drainage,near Fernie,"[634398.0, 5491163.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,2350.0,BC,3.0,,3,Group of 5 snow machines parked on a knoll at the base of a highmarking slope. The slope was triggered by a highmarker and the subsequent avalanche overtook the riders on the knoll below.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2003-03-26 14:00', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2230, 'slab_width': 500, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","300m vertical to G in places. FC layer of 0211 CR, with soime areas stepping down to the CR and extensive areaz stepping to G. Deposits exceeded 5m","[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/68f1622e-c36d-4419-ab4f-e518efb3e709/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
+192,33a027be-ba9a-40bf-a9a7-592fdf551d4e,2003-03-26,Mount Terry Fox,,"[348945.0, 5867497.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,,Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2003-03-26 12:50', 'size': '3.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 2500, 'slab_width': 375, 'slab_thickness': 225}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Secondary propagation. Debirs 100m long. Down to ice.,[]
+193,59d2dbc9-eba6-4300-bde6-ddc865f94836,2003-03-20,Ram Range,"Hummingbird drainage, Ram river canyon area (same location as 980328 fatality)","[551521.0, 5771178.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,1.0,,1," Sledder highmarking on a large NE facing bowl at 13:40 when he triggered a Sz 3 slide. Second sledder parked in the track and managed to ride up and out of harms way. He saw his partner tumbling with machine as the avalanche was triggered. When snow came to a stop victim's sled was partly buried mid track with a ski and part of the cowling sticking out. Partner shovelled with his hands near the buried snow machine but gave up after a few minutes. He drove out to the trailhead and then drove 35-40 km before being able to call out on his cell phone. Rescue involved dog , which found victim the following day.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2003-03-20 13:30', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2575, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': 30}]","{'temp_present': -5, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'M', 'wind_dir': 'SW', 'sky': 'BKN', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",FC/DH and 0211 CR,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/cf1472ad-d721-4467-bb56-9d112b45f8d2/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
+194,fa5d374f-2d35-4cb1-b410-24f543ae1c59,2003-03-17,Kokanee Glacier PP,"Grizzly Bowl, Sunshine Apron","[488339.0, 5512145.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,2.0,,2,"Group of 6 ascending Sunshine Apron.   Avalanche triggered from slope above which overtook three skiers. Lead skier managed to start skiing, was eventually overtaken but grabbed a tree and was partly buried. Second 2 skiers were pointing uphill at time of slide and buried. Remaining 3 skiers and partly buried skier dug everyone out but the fully buried skiers were not conscious.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2003-03-17 12:05', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 2490, 'slab_width': 250, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","The slab overlying the weak layer is: approx 80 cm of 4F+  1 mm rounds sits on 50cm  of 1F 0.5- 1.0 mm rounds. The WL is 4F 3-6 mm SH, likely 030215. This sits on about 11cm of mixed forms. Tests at fracture line are ambiguous: CTM (6) , CTM (4) both at 212cm down on SH. Does this mean 6 and 4 taps in the moderate range or 6 and 4 taps total?","[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f13c18fb-d0bb-43aa-af05-3e8005e2e9e0/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': ' Two articles: Avalanche inquiry expected, says coroner ; Fernie Avalanche claims three lives', 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/41e68814-b8ee-4e92-8913-9a236cf4c264/040527_BCCorornersRep.pdf', 'date': ['2003-03-19']}]"
+195,ad206c35-889c-4be6-8a84-1ce2e5bd3702,2003-03-14,Lake Agnes,"Big Beehive at Lake Agnes near Lake Louise, Banff Park","[551893.0, 5695891.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,1.0,,1,"Extensive Avalanche control was needed to make the area safe for rescuers and resulted in several sz 2 and 3 avalanches. Fracturing the ice in Lake Agnes. Parks Canada rescuers and Carda dogs located the site, but it took extensive probing to pinpoint the victim.
+
+Solo snowshoer crossed lake and climbed 35-37 degree slope. Reported missing and search started next day.",Snowshoeing & Hiking,"[{'observation_date': '2003-03-14 12:00', 'size': '2.0', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 2250, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Sev Controlled avalanches ran to G,"[{'title': 'Snowshoer dies in avalanche near Lake Louise', 'source': 'Calgary Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b600c10f-e604-4fc1-881c-1a2aaf8a5b64/030316_CalHearldWeb.pdf', 'date': ['2003-03-16']}, {'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/95d2d96a-5b04-4b68-8836-a2a0674c875c/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
+196,4201166c-bc64-4d76-ad78-44f5238ae86d,2003-03-12,Lady Macdonald,near Canmore,"[617924.0, 5664563.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,1.0,,1,"Disappeared March 12,2003. Body discovered in debris late April",Snowshoeing & Hiking,"[{'observation_date': '2003-03-12', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/796a1215-164c-404e-8da6-050c99cbbb5e/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
+197,16e35e67-7dca-4cfa-93d3-e8823c702298,2003-02-01,Connaught Creek,Valley bottom below Mount Cheops,"[460698.0, 5678069.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,,BC,12.0,,7,School group skiing up Connaught Creek were hit by a large natural avalanche. Numerous burials and fatalities.,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2003-02-01 11:45', 'size': '3.5', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 2400, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': 200}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'School trip tragedy', 'source': 'CBC Archives', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/1a75e0ee-9201-4b6b-a6b8-01e2fac788c2/', 'date': ['2003-02-24']}, {'title': 'A Thin White Line by Ted Kerasote', 'source': 'Outside Magazine', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/2a62157a-2fac-4b44-9e7f-49cd2cdeb726/', 'date': ['2003-04-01']}, {'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/58eb81c8-51a1-400b-a526-e1ad42c73efc/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
+198,9b556c41-6a1c-4fef-9aa0-ab21fc977fc4,2003-01-20,Tumbledown Mountain,,"[429400.0, 5682300.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,13.0,,7,"21 people were ascending La Traviata Couloir when an avalanche occurred. 2 subsequent avalanches were triggered sympathetically, the second of which overtook a group lower on the route. 13 people were buried and 7 died.Visibility was poor soon after the slide happened.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2003-01-20 10:45', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sy', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 2510, 'slab_width': 65, 'slab_thickness': 150}, {'observation_date': '2003-01-20 10:45', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sr', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': 2450, 'slab_width': 50, 'slab_thickness': 50}, {'observation_date': '2003-01-20 10:45', 'size': '1.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sy', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Wind slab over Nov. Crust. Thin at top of col where wind effect was greatest. Snowpack on La Traviata generally much thicker and bridged weakness.,"[{'title': 'Fatal avalanche on BC glacier was a tragic accident, police say', 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/c98bfe90-50da-49a1-8f20-63805bad3110/030122_CNewsWeb.pdf', 'date': ['2003-01-22']}, {'title': 'A Thin White Line  by Ted Kerasote', 'source': 'Outside Magazine', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/5bc01c19-b7b5-4d93-874d-814067cdd92c/', 'date': ['2003-04-01']}, {'title': 'Tragedy on a Mountain', 'source': 'National Post', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a85530d4-3a5a-4eab-92bf-95f81afec137/041211_NationalPostArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2004-12-11']}, {'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/80b14f53-31ec-49b8-a64b-fef217a084a4/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
+199,9d5699a6-6343-463b-9f0a-1594ef0164d3,2003-01-05,Squaw Headwall,outside Red Mountain Ski Area,"[436301.0, 5440025.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,"Accident occurred on 030105 just outside Red mountain ski area boundry. Party of three filming cliff jump. Filmer set below to take images of snowboraders. Cliff jumper jumped off cliff releasing avalanche onto filmer. No beacon, 1 fatality.
+Second jumper released and avalanche en route to scene of first slide, caught, but managed to ski out.",Out-of-Bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2003-01-03 11:50', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 1990, 'slab_width': 25, 'slab_thickness': 55}, {'observation_date': '2003-01-05 11:52', 'size': '1.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 1996, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","Some areas around trees approxiemtly 1m deep
+
+15 cm 4F snow sits on about 40 cm P rounds size 0.5mm. This slab sits on a 5 mm thick WL  of mixed forms size 1.5 atop a K hard crust. CTM on the Cr with some SH reported.","[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6d7aa63d-5f0f-4cc2-8363-90d7f417a5af/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
+200,befa5eb5-ccc1-4b6a-b20c-41fa70618053,2002-12-28,Allan Creek,near Valemount,"[351155.0, 5821961.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,,BC,2.0,,1,"Group of 3 met up with a group of 4 to high mark at Oasis Bowl. 2 riders were on the slope, one coming down after a highmark, this was the triggerer, and a second, the fatal victim, was on the way up and met the slide head on. It was not explicitly stated whether the triggerer was buried.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2002-12-28 13:00', 'size': '3.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 2130, 'slab_width': 500, 'slab_thickness': 70}]","{'temp_present': -10, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'C', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Aval from unskiable rocky terrain. Propagated 500m. Sev My to sz 2,[]
+201,330c4af6-8533-4bb2-9bfb-081212a5c07b,2002-04-14,outside Fortress Mtn Ski Area,Front Side Hourglass,"[-115.20166778564453, 50.82777786254883]",LatLon,,AB,1.0,1.0,2,"2 parties on slope: one of 5, the other of 3. The party of 5 was the first in area and had constructed a ""kicker"" near mid-path and were jumping and videotaping. The 2nd party had just traversed onto slope above 1st party when Na slide struck (suspected cornice fall) and overtook groups. One individual along edge of slide was caught only, six partly buried and one completely buried. Ski Patrol on scene immediately.
+
+At least 1 female in group.",Out-of-Bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2002-04-14 11:20', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Nc', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2700, 'slab_width': 60, 'slab_thickness': 40}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Avalanche kills Calgarians', 'source': 'Calgary Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a7fa1711-d1ac-4eb0-a4b5-8b97cc5c223d/020415_CalgarySun.pdf', 'date': ['2002-04-15']}, {'title': 'Two Snowboarders killed in Alberta Avalanche', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/affba5b8-c787-416c-8f1c-fdc3b67c728b/020415_GlobeAndMailArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2002-04-15']}, {'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/ac287ba5-e22d-4cb6-ba87-ff333b4a4317/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
+202,9b092b09-741c-4351-9b54-8e8f7b24454f,2002-03-18,Mt Hughes,"Repeater Ridge, outside Kicking Horse Mountain Resort","[488171.0, 5690095.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"Well equipped party of 4. 1 burial, severe facial injuries, unable to revive.",Out-of-Bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2002-03-18 14:00', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 2300, 'slab_width': 125, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/e9580816-259d-4964-8249-f749739e62f2/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
+203,e0d29869-724c-45e9-baf3-81b6789cc0b8,2002-02-10,Mt La Forme,"Mt. La Forme near Revelstoke, BC","[428782.0, 5674152.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,,BC,3.0,,2,"2 fatalities, 3  complete burials, 1 partial burial
+Trigger likely second group of skiers together in a group of 11.",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2002-02-10 14:00', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2300, 'slab_width': 50, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/8df41769-2ca6-49d7-a3a7-d027075bab7c/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
+204,fd29e9d6-de5a-41f5-bdc5-8f809cfa8411,2002-02-10,Whistler Creek,North of  Marmot Ski Hill,"[423158.0, 5850151.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,2134.0,AB,1.0,0.0,1,,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2002-02-10 14:00', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': 2200, 'slab_width': 200, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",did a RB on Ne aspect decided it was OK,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/c784eefe-c0c3-4ad1-b28c-be9ab02704fc/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
+205,5faa624d-adce-496b-a8dd-4c4b73d3ca75,2002-02-09,Eureka Mountain,Near Crooked Lake and Eureka Mtn. approximately 90km North East of Williams Lake,"[664749.0, 5795306.0]",UTM 10U NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,"Eurika Mtn E of Williams Lk.
+Party of 6 sledders highmarking on a slope. At one point 2 sledders were high on the slope and turned their machines around for the descent. The slope failed beneath them. The rider closest to the flank managed to escape but the second rider seperated from his machine. There was an obvious bench located at the bottom of the start zone and ran the full width of the path.   His last seen point was about 20m from the left flank of the slide. The powder cloud dusted observers on a knoll near the end of the runout zone and debris rolled a machine over. The highmarkers machine came to rest about 40 m in front of the knoll, directly below riders last seen location. No other clues visible.  With limited rescue equipment a search was started near the last seen point. After 2.5 hours searching, the group decided to drive out and contact PEP and RCMP. The following day an RCMP dog located the buried sledder in 5 mins, 15 m upslope of his machine, 40 - 60 cm below the surface.
+
+Coroner report indicates alcohol and marijuana use at lunch time. After lunch the decision not to enter a particular bowl was reversed. No tests were done to find info that would support a change in decision.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2002-02-09 13:30', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2080, 'slab_width': 220, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Failed in thin layer of 1F facets below pencil rounds bedding on decomposed mixed forms (Nov. crust),[]
+206,32ffa14b-c80f-4161-af8d-3db034409197,2002-01-28,Mount Carlyle,Long Creek - 16 km west of Kaslo (Local name: Misty Mountain,"[489450.0, 5530150.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,,BC,3.0,0.0,3,"Misty Mountain, 2 km W of Mt. Carlyle - Group of 5 skiers climbed to about 2225m to the ridge of Misty Mtn and traversed into an avalanche path. They performed a Rutchblock test and got a 5.  They appeared to traverse to the middle of three tracks somewhere near the top of the avalanche path but not in the main starting zone. The group skied the path one at a time. The 4th skier down triggered a slide, which ran over the skiers below. The 4th skier lost both skis. The 4th and 5th skier tried to rescue the three others but they were not successful. One skier found 100m above the other 2 who were 10m apart. Over 2 hours elapsed before the first person, who had a radio, was uncovered. 2 hours later the second person was uncovered and 1 hour after that the final body was uncovered. Two others were sent from the hut to the scene but were told not to enter the site unless absolutely necessary as it was felt that the site was threatened by further avalanches. All people involved in the rescue were back by 2130.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2002-01-28 14:45', 'size': '3.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': 2440, 'slab_width': 350, 'slab_thickness': 35}]","{'temp_present': -15, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/42fbb592-6159-4919-86ed-84bf6eb3e6a5/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': 'RCMP Media Advisory: Kaslo Avalanche', 'source': 'RCMP - Sgt Randy Koch', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/d5b96264-ac24-42d6-84d9-c67f2de0cf91/020129_RCMPUpdate.pdf', 'date': ['2002-01-29']}, {'title': 'RCMP Media Advisory: Avalanche claims three lives near Kaslo', 'source': 'RCMP - Sgt Randy Koch', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/111b0c94-374e-469d-b52d-f136c66660bb/020129_RCMPMedAdvi.pdf', 'date': ['2002-01-29']}]"
+207,93d1724a-7271-45d2-86c5-b7e1d430b8fe,2002-01-25,Birkenhead Peak,"North of Birken, BC, up valley north of Pemberton. On NW slope of Birkenhead Peak","[529003.0, 5597303.0]",UTM 10U NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,"First run of the day. 4 guests, 2 guides",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2002-01-25 11:35', 'size': '2.5', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 1850, 'slab_width': 60, 'slab_thickness': 75}]","{'temp_present': -6, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'X', 'precip': 'S-1'}",,"{'hs': 320, 'hn24': 24.0, 'hst': 90, 'hst_reset': '2002-01-19'}",SH 3-5 down 87 at fracture line,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/4effb770-2a43-4f96-b7fe-99fa81561924/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
+208,f19b9e0c-b453-430f-a3c3-432f16386302,2002-01-14,Brewer Creek,"Purcells near Invermere, BC","[554887.0, 5578949.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,sledding,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2002-01-14 10:00', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2590, 'slab_width': 600, 'slab_thickness': 110}]","{'temp_present': -11, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': 'NW', 'sky': 'SCT', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","A size 1.5 natural avalanche was seen near by, similar aspect & elevation same day - on 2 November Crust.",[]
+209,54bc9f93-3e3d-4ef1-8266-af87e829d9d2,2002-01-12,Parker Ridge,"Parker Ridge, Banff","[491233.0, 5781576.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,3.0,1.0,1,"3 Park Wardens were conducting snow profiles as part of Parks Canada avalanche  program and were skiing back to their vehicles when the avalanche struck. 3 people buried, 1 shallow enough for self extrication.  2 complete. First warden managed to extricate himself and call for assistance. He dug second person out, who was unconscious and not breathing, and began AR. After 2nd person responded to AR, first person continued to search for third skier. Third skier uncovered after 25 min. CPR started. Skiers 2 and 3 were flown to hospital. 3rd skier died.",Control Work,"[{'observation_date': '2002-01-12 14:30', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2439, 'slab_width': 300, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/cef985c3-7d0b-48af-b2e0-bb9b96d32f7b/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': 'Jasper National Park Parker Ridge Avalanche Jan 13, 2002', 'source': 'Jasper NP - Dispatch', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/66aef5ba-25e5-4a17-a6b1-bd99273e77e0/020113_JasParkWarden.pdf', 'date': ['2002-01-13']}]"
+210,a1c1d97a-2143-44fa-8f3b-470dd7334bf3,2001-04-19,South of Ram Falls,"8 km South of Ram Falls, Rocky Mountain Foothills near Nordegg","[551521.0, 5771178.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,1.0,,1,Second rider on a highmarking slope triggered a slide. Rider buried under 3m of debris.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2001-04-19 17:00', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2012, 'slab_width': 500, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+211,48d794d0-062d-4040-9a81-408e4befd560,2001-04-18,Wildhorse Creek,"East Fork of Wildhorse Creek, near Ft. Steele east of Cranbrook","[609223.0, 5507422.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,Highmarking accident.2 sledders on slope that released.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2001-04-18 11:50', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 2380, 'slab_width': 150, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'BKN', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","70cm thick slab of med to high resistance over 40cm of weak DH 
+In some places the slab went to ground. Slab above WL pencil to 1F","[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/1e17101a-d376-41d7-bfa8-f46be649507f/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
+212,e5bce5c4-ccc9-48e4-9f23-a177a33caa6e,2001-03-25,Horsey Creek Glacier,"near McBride, BC","[319924.0, 5903530.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,higmarking on slope when sledder got stuck. He triggered a slide and was buried. Victim neglected to use a beacon on this day.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2001-03-25 00:45', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+213,7aedf4f3-39e1-4b39-8d99-cc8abab95818,2001-03-21,Mt Renshaw,"Renshaw area, NW of Holmes River; McBride, BC","[302816.0, 5927383.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,Buried while highmarking. Sled stuck high in slope and rider triggered slide as he got off. Improvised probes did not work.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2001-03-21 10:30', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 1870, 'slab_width': 55, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+214,f3860415-dc32-4382-86c8-623ef3894364,2001-03-17,Lookout Col,Glacier Crest Area,"[467713.0, 5676302.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,2285.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,Group ascending from Lookout col to Glacier Crest. 4 at summit. Slope failed on remaining party. 3 below fracture and 1 at flank. At least one female in group.,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2001-03-17 14:05', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2200, 'slab_width': 2, 'slab_thickness': 88}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': -2, 'temp_min': -6, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 'S', 'sky': '', 'precip': 'S2'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': 45, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/7dc7b897-3bbc-42f9-8b5c-835792813f42/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
+215,d412caca-2103-479e-a128-076b5d9dbb60,2001-03-04,Barnes Peak,"SE of Barnes Lake, near Sparwood, BC","[666585.0, 5477885.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,Sledder high marking a slope was descending path when engulfed by a slide.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2001-03-04 14:01', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2150, 'slab_width': 110, 'slab_thickness': 1}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'CLR', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+216,1ccebea3-a98f-4239-9b09-a20f15538681,2001-02-24,McLean Creek,Eastern Ranges between Frances Creek and Forster Creek,"[-116.5513916015625, 50.6783332824707]",LatLon,2130.0,BC,0.0,0.0,1,"Ski touring in complex terrain at treeline. McLean Lk, near Francis Cr.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2001-02-24 15:00', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 2100, 'slab_width': 200, 'slab_thickness': 130}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/3ded048d-caab-4252-a0f2-1d21c3646084/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
+217,aa94ba0f-9c3d-463e-998b-b58e268ac878,2001-02-18,Soards Creek,West of Mica Creek,"[373412.0, 5765812.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,2170.0,BC,,2.0,1,"Guest skied out of area defined by guide. Skier fell, triggered slide and was buried.",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2001-02-18 14:00', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 2170, 'slab_width': 36, 'slab_thickness': 55}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a5d7715f-7a3b-46fe-858a-a14723c23407/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
+218,454e7f95-2174-4f35-8fa0-7d8a644455a6,2001-02-13,Lizard Range,2000 Peak near Fernie,"[633899.0, 5481015.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,,BC,2.0,1.0,2,"Party of 5 triggered a slide from a ridge top. 1 triggered slab during a Sc. Rode out of Sc and watched slide go. Party above did not see party below. Slide gathered mass as it descended cross loaded features. Second group was part way across path when slide came from above and buried some of the group. In this incident, the accident party, numbers are for the accident party unless specifically mentioned for the triggering party.
+ At least 2 females in burial party.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2001-02-13 14:40', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sc', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 2011, 'slab_width': 24, 'slab_thickness': 28}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': -6, 'temp_min': -14, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 'N', 'sky': 'CLR', 'precip': 'S-1'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 1.0, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/d7a3f616-de73-4376-93e3-0d546bbf1071/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': 'Island Lake Joint Press Release', 'source': 'Island Lake Resort Group', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/00954450-63cc-4f3c-a261-db3fd5443d42/010213_IslndLkPrssRlse.pdf', 'date': ['2001-02-15']}]"
+219,b44a127c-552a-45be-a738-bd4d526e0b02,2001-01-06,McGregor Range,Upper Torpy near Prince George,"[621278.0, 5988046.0]",UTM 10 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1, Snowmobilers triggered 5 size 3 avalanches during earlier part of the day.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2001-01-06 12:00', 'size': '3.0', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 1740, 'slab_width': 500, 'slab_thickness': 120}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Snowpack varied from 120-270cm. Snowmobilers triggered 5 size 3 avalanches.,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/673f292b-7eae-4f70-9731-783ff7c60ca3/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
+220,d16bbb4a-395c-4399-a1af-91453a0efd7a,2000-12-29,Pine Pass,"Honeymoon Creek 10 km SW of Pine Pass, near Mackenzie BC","[516788.0, 6128517.0]",UTM 10U NAD83,,BC,2.0,,2,"1 person high marking started an avalanche. Two were buried, the highmarker and a second person watching from below. The survivor called out but heard nothing and left the scene to get help. One buried person had a beacon, the second person did not. Both burials were fatal.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2000-12-29 12:30', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 1660, 'slab_width': 500, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","Crown depth varied from 50cm - 200cm. CR 10 cm thick
+P slab above CR",[]
+221,e45a472a-b991-4679-ae4e-926e9ab5b05b,2000-03-26,Grizzly Creek,"Powder Mtn Area approx 10km south of Whistler, BC in Brandywine","[482214.0, 5553611.0]",UTM 10U NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,Travelled to top of slope by snow machine. 2 boarded down while the third person drove the sled down. Boarders swept over a cliff.,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2000-03-26 13:30', 'size': '3.0', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SSE', 'elevation': 2255, 'slab_width': 200, 'slab_thickness': 120}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/bc5aaa43-fd68-46ee-833f-0c74f23d3b43/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
+222,177993f3-386a-4b58-be38-3ce7227c83cf,2000-03-19,Wasp Creek,"Rhododendron Mtn, Wasp Ck., 19km NW Pemberton, BC","[495749.0, 5582451.0]",UTM 10U NAD83,2160.0,BC,1.0,,1,Victim a guide for a helicopter company (not a heli-ski company),Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2000-03-19 17:45', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2160, 'slab_width': 220, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': 300, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","Shears RB2, CT 19,  at WL","[{'title': 'BCTV Article on Investigation and Fatality', 'source': 'BCTV', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/ac6c6d6d-2aaf-4a4a-8427-56457349c89b/000319_BCTVArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2000-03-21']}]"
+223,21912627-e4cf-4697-ab28-e44b1afb3e5c,2000-03-18,Cuve des Melezes,"In the Mount Albert area, Chic Choc Range, Quebec","[707119.0, 5421687.0]",UTM 19 NAD83,,QC,1.0,,1,,Snowshoeing & Hiking,"[{'observation_date': '2000-03-18 14:30', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 300, 'slab_thickness': 30}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+224,ddfd23f8-1a51-4864-9910-71f1a0f07561,2000-03-13,Vallieres-de-Saint-Real,"Chic Choc Range, Southern Quebec","[286508.0, 5422154.0]",UTM 20V NAD83,,QC,1.0,,1,"Avalanche déclenchée par un skieur hors-piste. Neige soufflée sur une croûte de regel
+***Further information on fatal involvement reported on 2000-03-13 in Vallieres-de-Saint-Real area of Chic Choc range in Quebec, 14:30 hrs, N asp, 30cm thk, other slide info still unknown. Party of 6 ski touring, 4 returned at end of day, two continued for final run on open slide path, triggered slab on ascent, both caught, one carried only a short distance, other carried full path. Victim carried full path sprained ankle, climbed up to upper victim within 10 minutes, found on surface of deposit at the side of the track but had died due to trauma (trees).",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2000-03-13 14:30', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 20, 'slab_thickness': 30}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+225,4e73f274-e90a-43c6-ab02-0489c4666663,2000-03-09,outside Sunshine Ski Area,"Goats Eye o/b, Sunshine","[587978.0, 5661190.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,,,1,"Whole Avalanche Comment Section
+***From Banff, Kootenay, and Yoho National Parks: Fatal Cornice involvement. Snowboarder out of bounds near Goats Eye at Sunshine Village( D2 area). Partial burial found by helicopter search. Involved person was standing on cornice when it broke and fell down extreme terrain. Recovery on fan 380 metres below. No avalanche gear.",Out-of-Bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2000-03-09 14:00', 'size': '2.5', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Nc', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2750, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+226,bdc34962-92d1-4045-b7e4-835757060b06,2000-02-14,Château-Richer,"Riviere Lemoine ravine, trail and steep slope","[344545.0, 5202548.0]",UTM 19 NAD83,,QC,2.0,1.0,1,"Deux personnes ensevelies dans un ravin. Petit versant : dénivelée <50 m.
+*** Fatal involvement, 2000-02-14, Chateau-Richer, Quebec (about 30 km east of Quebec City), two teens were buried by a storm snow avalanche (approx 35cm HST) in a steep walled ravine (approx 35m deep) while walking along a path along the Lemoine River. When the two (male 18 yrs, female 16 yrs) did not arrive home for supper, neighbors called police, who began a search. Searchers found the avalanche near the family home and after some searching in the snow, one suggested bringing a neighbors dog to the site. The dog indicated and began to dig on the deposit and the two were found under the snow at that spot, an estimated 5 hrs after burial. Deposit 2.5m deep, burial depth approx 60cm, both still in standing position when uncovered. The male was not alive when uncovered, the female remains in critical condition in hospital, trauma and has hypothermia.",Other Recreational,"[{'observation_date': '2000-02-14', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 30, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+227,0807358e-6a51-4298-b3c6-4a621884133f,2000-01-17,Tent Ridge,Tent Ridge 146313; Spray Lakes area of Kananaskis Country,"[614431.0, 5631292.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,1.0,,1,at least 2 people plus dog,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2000-01-17 13:30', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2400, 'slab_width': 300, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","November 99 Rain Crust. Next day investigation showed CTE. 140x2, STE 80x2,CTE 80x2","[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f207bf32-dc65-4f10-aa65-e1a580c70525/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
+228,17d5b4b9-15b4-4315-8f97-fec0b78f6a1f,1999-12-26,Hospital Creek,"10 km NE of Golden, West Slope of Rocky Mtns","[508995.0, 5692592.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,"Investigator hired by Coroner the next day to investigate.
+
+Group of four in party: all four caught, one fatal. Fatal member was highest on the slope, approximately 150 vertical meters up a 40+ degree narrow gully from terminus of runout. Rider near more open terrain when fracture happened. Slide carried victim (only one with transceiver) down to near toe of runout, buried 2m; caught three others in or below gully who were also carried and partially buried (no transceivers) but dug themselves out and escaped with minor injuries (fractured ribs and knee injuries).  Victims sled buried downhill about 5m.  Other sledders arriving 15 minutes later were equipped and located signal quickly, but it was 45+ minutes from the time of burial before the victims head was reached.
+Reported size 2.0 by a local ski guide who assisted in a heli evacuation of injured party. The fracture from brief observation is reported as 50cm deep, 200M wide, and ran approx 350M. WSW exposure; 2300 meters elevation. Numerous natural releases were also observed throughout the valley. It is not known at this time if the slide ran on the 99-11 crust.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1999-12-26 13:45', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 2280, 'slab_width': 150, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'CLR', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","Sliding layer weakness above November Rain Crust/Poor snowpack conditions in area. Above 0 degree temps on day of incident, shallow snowpack area.","[{'title': 'Golden Star Article', 'source': 'Golden Star', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/0a789364-62c1-4c00-9c4e-b9f88e394ae6/991226_GldnStarArtcle.pdf', 'date': ['2000-01-05']}, {'title': 'Golden News Article', 'source': 'Golden News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/c4b18ed6-4ea1-4fe9-b8c3-c0f601e1c931/991226_GldnNewsArtcle.pdf', 'date': ['2000-01-05']}]"
+229,40aee395-45db-491c-bf28-84748d31ae9f,1999-12-17,Cascade Water Falls,"Cascade Mtn ice climb, near Banff town site","[601530.0, 5674764.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,1630.0,AB,,,1,"One sz 2.0 slab SE asp 35 deg 2133m, natural trigger, likely on 99-11 crust. Activity-Waterfall Ice Climbing. Victim was caught and pushed over upper pitch while unroped on low angle terrain. He then fell approximately 122m. No burial, not wearing a transceiver.",Ice Climbing,"[{'observation_date': '1999-12-17 13:30', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2133, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",strong chinook started about mid day,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Two ice climbers killed in Banff', 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/4e985d13-a08a-4b8e-babb-4334a6e7345e/991218_CBCArticle.pdf', 'date': ['1999-12-18']}, {'title': 'Two ice climbers killed on popular climb in Banff ', 'source': 'Canada.com ', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a6fd5192-29bc-44d2-8312-8fca02a3c6a3/991218_CanadaWebSiteArticle.pdf', 'date': ['1999-12-18']}, {'title': 'Two climbers dead in Banff', 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/72c0fd96-8bd2-45f2-8c05-ec3716357f88/991217_CBCArticle.pdf', 'date': ['1999-12-17']}, {'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/7d4a4938-04ad-4dde-adfb-ffd418e06035/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
+230,9a3260f7-32bc-4155-ac40-54b76937fb36,1999-12-07,MacDonald Shoulder #4,"MacDonald West Shoulder #4, Rogers Pass near summit","[465567.0, 5682877.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,,4.0,1," McDonald Shoulder #4, size 3.0, WSW asp, 2400m start zone, HN at 55cm or 99-11-12 rc suspected  32 degrees, 1230h,   Five persons involved, no burials, trauma injuries 1 fatality.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1999-12-07 12:30', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': 2430, 'slab_width': 250, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'M', 'wind_dir': 'SW', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 32.0, 'hst': 25, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'CBC.CA Article on Rogers Pass Fatality', 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a4ec7c42-d0e8-4d3e-8ce0-253edf6afb66/991207_CBCArticle.pdf', 'date': ['1999-12-07']}, {'title': 'Times Review Article on Avalanche Fatality in Glacier Part', 'source': 'Times Review', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/904accfd-c84d-468c-9c4f-5abe9a964b14/991207_TimesRvwArticle.pdf'}, {'title': 'Golden Star Article on Avalanche Fatality ', 'source': 'Golden Star', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f1f5d915-b757-468e-aac0-6e60dd734694/991207_GldnStarArticle.pdf', 'date': ['1999-12-15']}, {'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/8761ed21-0fdd-4271-9d06-89dbe2277bb6/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
+231,17479db9-78d9-4727-a4c6-56961da28594,1999-03-20,Cook Mountain,approximately 15km north of Blue River,"[340305.0, 5783861.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,2200.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1999-03-20 12:00', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2200, 'slab_width': 40, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': 0, 'temp_max': 0, 'temp_min': 0, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 0.0, 'hst': 0, 'hst_reset': ''}",cornice released on unskiable terrain,[]
+232,15ca363b-e88c-45be-9c66-5b666b9f4f76,1999-01-27,Grouse Grind Trail,Grouse Mountain; almost at the top of the trail,"[493925.0, 5469475.0]",UTM 10 NAD83,1200.0,BC,1.0,3.0,1,"Caught while hiking the Grouse Grind
+ Slid on well preserved stellar crystals. It appears a sympathetic release on adj gulley trapped hikers, five partially buried, one missing.",Snowshoeing & Hiking,"[{'observation_date': '1999-01-27 13:15', 'size': 'Unknown', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}, {'observation_date': '1999-01-27 13:00', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 1200, 'slab_width': 120, 'slab_thickness': 35}]","{'temp_present': -2, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'S', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'S3'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","Hikers triggered avalanche. (Gulley feature)
+ At site of fracture line; elev 1200m, S asp, S-1, wind C, temp 27 deg F, 38 deg slope. CTM X 2 at 33cm, not clean, suspect failure plane on DF sz 1.0. HS 190cm.","[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/41316f18-400e-41e0-933b-0702051d10bb/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': 'Body found by Rescue Crew could be Missing Hiker', 'source': 'The Vancouver Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/3d3d6a93-9ffd-4705-99be-18c6fd8865bf/', 'date': ['1999-05-25']}, {'title': 'Man missing, four hurt in B.C. avalanche', 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/e9163739-9cba-46af-a2c9-24f4fae5affb/990128_CBCNewsWeb.pdf', 'date': ['1999-01-28']}, {'title': 'Avalanche on Grouse Mountain', 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/9104d3dc-bb2b-467b-b0a1-632a58b6e805/990127_CBCNewsWeb.pdf', 'date': ['1999-01-27']}, {'title': 'Pet Retriever finds Body of Grouse Grind Victim', 'source': 'The Province', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/1e82a959-aac7-47b1-accb-6d3b383ff425/', 'date': ['1999-05-25']}, {'title': 'Interoffice Memorandum - North Shore Search and Re', 'source': 'Grouse Mountain Resort Guest Services', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/aad2aebf-2bc8-4807-b7bf-9654b80a48d6/990128_GMRMemo.pdf', 'date': ['1999-01-28']}, {'title': 'Search for the body of missing hiker resumed today', 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6e35e3e2-91da-4eab-aa6a-b0f5b85aae5b/', 'date': ['1999-02-15']}, {'title': 'Man missing after avalanche - four hikers rescued from Grouse Mountain trail amid series of slides', 'source': 'The Province', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/1764f3fb-4bfc-476b-9a2c-bcc72d12c24b/990128_TheProvWeb.pdf', 'date': ['1999-01-28']}]"
+233,e9bd7dbc-8692-4c02-8346-0b720c2968fb,1999-01-13,Woverine Valley,near Lake Louise; Tylenol Chutes,"[562900.0, 5699700.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,,AB,1.0,0.0,1,"Two skiers involved, one fatality, survivor rode slab to runout, climbed backup and located companion with beacon - wrapped around tree.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1999-01-13', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2500, 'slab_width': 35, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Relevant public avalanche bulletins', 'source': 'Banff-Yoho-Kootenay NP', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/2cf02fd5-d755-4a6b-9c29-01cac09163b2/', 'date': ['1999-01-14']}, {'title': 'daily weather observations for Lake Louise', 'source': 'Environment Canada - Climate Data Online', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a91829fe-5927-4440-a988-23eec46e495b/', 'date': ['2009-08-26']}, {'title': 'Daily weather observations - Skoki Lodge', 'source': 'Environment Canada - Climate Data Online', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/5deb09d9-8824-477c-802c-322ea9b23b3f/', 'date': ['2009-08-26']}, {'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/7b0828cd-b9a4-4908-a2c0-3a03376f3e62/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': 'Skier killed in avalanche', 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/acabf20a-f822-45e6-a91c-3cdbbce6c65b/990113_CBCNewsWeb.pdf', 'date': ['1999-01-13']}, {'title': 'Wall of snow buries skiers - Survivors bid to revi', 'source': 'Calgary Herald', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6754eaa2-f41b-4f7c-8223-a97a351aa495/', 'date': ['1999-01-14']}, {'title': 'Skier killed in avalanche', 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/07f96ebe-21f8-406b-a8bd-ad7f2a0c10d8/990114_CBCNewsWeb.pdf', 'date': ['1999-01-14']}, {'title': 'Avalanche kills back-country skier', 'source': 'Vancouver Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/bb3cccef-c63b-4e98-9f97-bf4967cefa70/', 'date': ['1999-01-14']}]"
+234,16b0c23e-fd92-4a52-ae21-37d2d2d3e82b,1999-01-07,Snowbank Creek,"HWY 37N, West side, path 42.0 snowbank creek, near Ningunsaw Pass","[441020.0, 6290862.0]",UTM 9V NAD83,,BC,2.0,0.0,2,"Whole Avalanche Comment Section
+***99-01-07 fatal avalanche, Snowbank Creek of Ningunsaw Pass, sz 3.0, crown was approx 60m wide on convex feature at 1280m elev, avg slope angle was 35 deg, with vertical drop of 640m. Crown fracture varied from 50-150cm. In thickest area of crown the fracture released in a 4cm thick layer of 1F mixed forms sz 2.0mm. This layer was sandwiched between two pencil layers near grd. In shallow areas of the crown the fracture released at grd in FC sz 3-5mm.
+
+
+2 MoTh employees skied a slope after a day of bombing. The slope failed mid slope, where they were caught.",Control Work,"[{'observation_date': '1999-01-07 14:00', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 1250, 'slab_width': 65, 'slab_thickness': 75}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Avalanche Kills Experts In B.C.', 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/9a62c66d-5352-4fc6-8823-105a5035e566/990109_CBCArticle.pdf', 'date': ['1999-01-09']}, {'title': 'Avalanche Kills Experts In B.C.', 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/42bc852e-c210-4873-9013-62728f0df5ce/990108_CBCArticle.pdf', 'date': ['1999-01-08']}]"
+235,61134449-f3c1-40a7-83ea-ea7f23a180ab,1999-01-01,Kangiqsualujjuaq ,"Ecole Satuumavik, Kangiqsualujjuaq, Ungava area - 1500km north of Montreal","[328344.0, 6509694.0]",UTM 20V NAD83,,QC,,25.0,9,School gymnasium buried by slide during New Years Eve party. About half the fatalities occurred outside the building (getting ready to leave) and half inside.,Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1999-01-01 01:30', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 180, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': -15, 'temp_max': 0, 'temp_min': 0, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'M', 'wind_dir': 'SW', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",Snow and blowing snow. Blizzard began at 9:32 am on day of accident.,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 0.0, 'hst': 0, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': ""New Year's nightmare"", 'source': 'CBC Archives', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a511bc40-92e9-4972-b5d1-0458011ca222/', 'date': ['1999-01-08']}, {'title': 'Full Public Inquiry Into Quebec Avalanche', 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/2ae473e2-69da-4580-9803-189eec7f82f3/990104_CBCArticle.pdf', 'date': ['1999-01-04']}, {'title': 'Further Delay For Avalanche Funeral', 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/25ac7a5c-4bab-4dad-932f-5310a474044f/990106_CBCArticle.pdf', 'date': ['1999-01-06']}, {'title': 'Town grieves for ninr killed in avalanche', 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/91182bad-ae97-4edd-ac95-6b842e26f394/990102_CBCWeb.pdf', 'date': ['1999-01-02']}, {'title': 'Inuit community in shock', 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/59302ba8-630a-4419-9fde-848a7fa6845d/990102_CBCWeb-2.pdf', 'date': ['1999-01-01']}, {'title': 'Nine Killed in Kangiqsualujjag Avalanche', 'source': 'NUNAVIK.NET', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/430443e0-7cd7-47bd-8ad9-a02beb9a29d1/990119_NunavikArtcl.pdf', 'date': ['1999-01-19']}, {'title': 'Nine killed in Quebec avalanche', 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/df54c4fd-fc67-4195-b8d0-a509afc5b848/990101_CBCWeb.pdf', 'date': ['1999-01-01']}, {'title': 'Giref-stricken Village Buries Avalanche Victims', 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/7a9d51b7-8497-4a8f-95a7-a991c5ea834f/990107_CBCArticle.pdf', 'date': ['1999-01-07']}, {'title': 'Bouchard Calls for inquiry into Avalanche Tragedy', 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f21c72c3-e11c-44ea-b51a-b1b7485a86b2/990105_CBCArticle.pdf', 'date': ['1999-01-05']}, {'title': 'Inuit Community Mourns Losses', 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f66883c9-adbb-470d-859c-d9edd43b7191/990103_CBCArticle.pdf', 'date': ['1999-01-03']}]"
+236,382d3c3b-69ac-4a90-8b98-04e191e92e96,1998-12-24,Cypress Bowl Ski Area,"Mount Strachan, Permanent closure west of run called Humpty Dumpty","[485600.0, 5472300.0]",UTM 10U NAD83,,BC,1.0,0.0,1,,Lift Skiing Closed,"[{'observation_date': '1998-12-24 16:40', 'size': '1.0', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 25, 'slab_thickness': 25}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 35.0, 'hst': 35, 'hst_reset': '1998-12-22'}","soild mid-pack
+1.5cm thick ice layer that developed during the rain event (Dec 16 & 17) and the subsequent outflow situation (Dec. 18 to 22)
+SH up to 2cm developed on some aspects
+35cm (general estimate) of new snow from Dec. 23 and 24.","[{'title': 'Dead snowboarder identified as instructor', 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/65bd03fb-566a-4fc7-8be4-7f4d92a0c1c7/981227_CBCWebArt.pdf', 'date': ['1998-12-27']}, {'title': ""Avalanche kills B.C. 'boarder"", 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/2039f206-163c-4172-b320-c5fbd8d95b01/981225_CBCWebArt.pdf', 'date': ['1998-12-25']}]"
+237,6bf2865f-def4-4855-892f-14a5c6d64801,1998-11-14,Abbot Pass,in gully between Lake Oesa and Abbot Pass,"[549300.0, 5690250.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,,BC,1.0,3.0,1,"Whole Avalanche Comment Section
+***Incident at Yoho National Park near Golden, BC, on November 14, 1998. A group of six hikers were involved in an avalanche at approx. 14:00 hrs, while hiking towards Abbotts Pass. Wardens were notified by 16:10 that same day. Team and search dog immediately flew to the site and quickly located one person under the snow, who had not survived. The others were found and the injured evacuated by helicopter in failing light. A second flight was not possible, so the uninjured victims were ground evacuated by the remainder of the rescue team.",Snowshoeing & Hiking,"[{'observation_date': '1998-11-14 13:50', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 2800, 'slab_width': 50, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': -5, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': ''}","BCCS report: The weather conditions at the time of the accident were cloudy, -5 degrees and snowing","{'hs': None, 'hn24': 0.0, 'hst': 0, 'hst_reset': ''}",early season snowpack; first significant storm of the season during the two days prior accident. HST in area approx. 30m. Most likely additional wind loading on accident slope.,"[{'title': 'Article about Susanna Donald', 'source': 'Vancouver Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/837ff960-4831-4ed8-9b96-04bc17e81732/981119_VancouverSun.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-19']}, {'title': 'One dead, five injured in avalanche', 'source': 'Canada.com ', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/ab20ea39-548c-46ff-8664-18d2cd33f54e/981116_Canada.ComWeb.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-16']}, {'title': 'Avalanche related fatality Abbotts Pass Yoho National Park', 'source': 'Banff NP', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/4d29198b-51e4-4e92-af71-1d1160869c3a/981114_BanffNP_PressReleaseDraft.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-14']}, {'title': ""Two injured hikers airlifted to Banff; Risk of slide wasn't high, says Yoho safety warden"", 'source': 'Calgary Herald ', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/57ef2f79-561f-4da3-b9dc-4952af7363aa/981116_CalHeraldNP.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-16']}, {'title': 'Canadian Heritage Parks Canada - Information Bulletin', 'source': 'Supts Office LL/YNP/KNP', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/d37ecfb7-3be5-4bf7-b3e9-6b6e4611c7d2/981115_ParksCaInfoBul.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-15']}, {'title': 'Teen was buried by wall of snow', 'source': 'Calgary Herald ', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/d5c4ba84-ab54-4c4f-b1dd-8fc4aa882476/981117_CalHeraldWebArt.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-17']}, {'title': 'Killer avalanche', 'source': 'Calgary Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f4c4ccab-36cd-47d6-a382-95a41394f856/981116_CalSunWeb.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-16']}, {'title': 'Back-country hiking relatively safe, experts say', 'source': 'Red Deer Advocate', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a6a31b08-2b4f-4628-09bd-aaa27f56f11a/981120_RedDeerAdv_BCHikingRelativelySafe.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-20']}, {'title': 'City student dies in Yoho avalanche', 'source': 'Calgary Herald ', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a3f212a1-5d7a-46ec-890c-b15b11c94c32/981116_CalHeralWeb.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-16']}]"
+238,7d8a4512-723d-4c28-8386-8e0649842cab,1998-11-13,Kokanee Glacier Park,Kokanee Lake-Trail from Gibsons Lake to Slocan Chief cabin,"[-117.17669677734375, 49.74829864501953]",LatLon,2000.0,BC,0.0,0.0,1," Kokanee Glacier Provincial Park, November 13, 1998. Small (Est. Class 2) wet avalanche struck a group of skiers at edge of lake. 2 of them were pushed into  lake at the toe of the path. One was able to swim back to shore, the second was last seen by witnesses struggling in the water, and drowned. 2 of the party were caught but escaped the slide. (Note: that there was another group caught in a slide nearby but this report only deals with the fatality).",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1998-11-13 13:30', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Loose', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 13, 'slab_thickness': 30}]","{'temp_present': 0, 'temp_max': 0, 'temp_min': 0, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 0.0, 'hst': 0, 'hst_reset': ''}",Heavy snowfall in area prior to slide. Snow in upper elevations but rain at lake level.,"[{'title': 'Trudeau asks quiet service for his son', 'source': 'The Globe and Mail', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/0449ed70-a010-4473-ab6a-0474921602ad/981120_GlobeMailWebArt.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-20']}, {'title': 'Trudeau search off, likely until spring - Poor  weather, avalanche danger lead to decision', 'source': 'National Post', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6e45d18f-6d05-4bb2-b411-06bc11a8e9da/981119_NationalPostWebArt.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-19']}, {'title': ""Trudeau had only 'started out'"", 'source': 'National Post', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/1b4fb5cc-4685-43f1-82a1-075cf8684104/981116_NatPostNewsP-3.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-16']}, {'title': 'Canadian Avalanche Association - Press Release - Kokanee Park', 'source': 'Canadian Avalanche Association', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/76ddd46c-2bcd-4ff2-9a02-0ac3f76a7991/981114_CAAPressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-14']}, {'title': 'RCMP News Release - Immediate', 'source': 'RCMP Nelson', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/3221a97a-dae8-457d-b8c6-101ea7e86027/981113_RCMPNewsRelease.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-13']}, {'title': 'Search for Trudeau Suspended', 'source': 'The Nelson Observer', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/83fe1dd6-12a1-4bf0-8e36-11f3a05ae17f/981119_NelsonObserverArt.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-19']}, {'title': 'A Trudeau tragedy', 'source': 'Macleans', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/873a07e4-d53b-4094-9242-12138a4a1373/981123_Macleans_ATrudeauTradegy.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-23']}, {'title': 'Silver Spray Cabin Closed', 'source': 'The Nelson Observer', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/44229857-4ee9-40b2-b6a4-37873e9678e5/981119_NelsonObserverArt-1.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-19']}, {'title': 'Hopes dashed - strong chance Michael Trudeaus body', 'source': 'Calgary Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6e663585-9b3c-44cc-9b34-4242542d2e56/CalgarySun_HopesDashed.pdf'}, {'title': 'The Kokanee Glacier cabin', 'source': 'CBC Archives', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/0ada9e88-ccf8-438b-94f3-569be7fe1d93/', 'date': ['2001-02-03']}, {'title': 'RCMP News Release - Search for Michel Treudeau delayed due to bad weather', 'source': 'RCMP Nelson', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/13bfc7e2-0d90-41d2-a145-56f480a47ea6/981115_RCMPNewsRelease.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-15']}, {'title': ""Weather stalls hunt for Trudeau's body"", 'source': 'The Vancouver Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/15973291-628e-4538-8f88-5a8e970a3378/981116_VanSunWebArt.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-16']}, {'title': ""RCMP call off search for Trudeau's body"", 'source': 'Canada.com - Canadian Press', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/d7dfa497-80b0-4d6a-bcdd-678541009092/981119_CndPressWebArt.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-19']}, {'title': 'Michel Trudeau is lost', 'source': 'CBC Archives', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/86798e13-850b-4c31-a0e8-747221aa518d/', 'date': ['1998-11-15']}, {'title': ""Three article, same page: He put 'a lot of sense' into Pierre, Passion for reason, A familiar son; a familiar fear"", 'source': 'National Post', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/1f58b8e4-721d-4add-9887-7a314dde3425/981116_NatPostNewsP.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-16']}, {'title': 'Ice closes grip in Trudeau search', 'source': 'Vancouver Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/80989c44-4074-4213-8fc9-877651b7ca35/981117_VanProvanceWebArt.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-17']}, {'title': 'Trudeau son dies  in B.C. avalanche', 'source': 'The Province', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f37c0d36-7973-474f-b5fd-9a12d7095862/981115_TheProvanceNP.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-15']}, {'title': 'Enter at your own risk', 'source': 'The Province', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/0e2e5e29-a54b-4b46-b7bb-b07c98f9cad7/981122_TheProvince_EnterAtOwnRisk.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-22']}, {'title': '""I\'m just a heartbroken brother"" - Sacha Trudeau in BC to bring back Michel\'s body', 'source': 'National Post', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/bbedb678-a1e3-44dc-a969-b38cf80778b0/981118_NationalPostArt.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-18']}, {'title': 'Search on for one person still missing in avalanche', 'source': 'Canada.com - Canadian Press', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/ddc6e66f-a5ce-494f-80e2-bd302b8df152/981114_Canada.ComArt.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-14']}, {'title': 'One dead, five injured in avalanche', 'source': 'Canada.com - Calgary Herald', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b9dee7ae-e65a-4e5f-b680-be734530d19f/981116_CalgaryHeraldNP.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-16']}, {'title': 'RCMP News Release - Re: Search and Rescue Kokanee Glacier Provincial Park', 'source': 'RCMP Nelson', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/be556613-e81c-4e96-bd1b-bee6f4f1b476/981114_RCMPNewsRelease.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-14']}, {'title': 'RCMP News Release - Re: Search and Rescue Operation Kokanee Glacier Provincial Park, Nelson, BC', 'source': 'RCMP Nelson', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6a683c64-66fc-4be8-bf0f-c39e0e2b42fb/981114_RCMPNewsRelease-2.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-14']}, {'title': 'RCMP News Release - Re: Search and Rescue Kokanee Glacier Provincial Park', 'source': 'RCMP Nelson', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/455ffa81-b370-4438-88ec-c69575d48207/981114_RCMPNewsRelease-3.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-14']}, {'title': 'Four articles: Avalanche struck with any warning; A \'down to earth son\'; I\'ve never seen on like it, BC avalanche expert says; Trudeau ""deeply shaken by this\'', 'source': 'National Post', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f406cec2-e042-4c45-87bd-d322e8c92a1a/981116_NatPostNewsP-2.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-16']}, {'title': 'RCMP News Release - Update Michel Treudeau investigation', 'source': 'RCMP Nelson', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/155a4320-8d8a-4406-80e0-d5fc9d53e748/981117_RCMPNewsRelease.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-16']}, {'title': 'Two articles; Trudeau was training to be a rescue worker; Like his father he tested his country', 'source': 'National Post', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/9ddf00f2-a7af-4135-9628-e0db84cb887e/981120_GlobeMailWebArt.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-16']}, {'title': ""Four articles; Poor conditions prevent search for Trudeau, Skiers not deterred by accidents; experts; Search: Friends 'quite shaken'; Deadly avalanches in Western Canada"", 'source': 'Calgary Herald ', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/075cc67e-4ce3-4acc-a341-ea87387ae5ab/981116_CalgaryHeraldNP.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-16']}, {'title': 'Avalanche Kills Son of Former Canada PM Trudeau', 'source': 'Infoseek', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/fedbbb9f-58b9-4be7-b945-ec11807dcd89/981115_InfoseekWebArt.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-15']}, {'title': ""Weather blocks efforts to find body of Trudeau's son"", 'source': 'The Globe and Mail', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/089b2c5e-84cd-4c69-a998-fd2097a7beaa/981116_GlobeMailWebArt.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-16']}]"
+239,5f1d0113-1e64-4a52-a1bd-0bc6633df569,1998-06-28,Mount Edith Cavell,"Mt Edith Cavell, 10 km S of Jasper, east ridge","[430410.0, 5835709.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,,,1,"summited 13:00hrs, on descent of East Ridge glissaded gully. Triggered recent HST (est sz 1.5) isothermal, 1 carried approx 300m, on surface but fatal trauma injuries. Time 15:10 hrs.",Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1998-06-28 15:10', 'size': '1.5', 'type': 'Loose', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2500, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': 0, 'temp_max': 0, 'temp_min': 0, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",+15 C in Jasper Town at 15:00,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 10.0, 'hst': 0, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/13541442-0ecf-4215-8dea-e94e68a25779/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
+240,3688a536-8b8f-4630-aaed-985478ef7724,1998-05-17,Whistler Mountain - Jasper Tram,"top of Jasper tram, near Marmot Basin Ski Area","[423578.0, 5853813.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,,,1,Two (intoxicated) people were crazy carpet riding near the top of the Jasper skytram.,Other Recreational,"[{'observation_date': '1998-05-19 18:30', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Loose', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",recent accumulations up to 40cm combined with rain and warm temps resultated in an unstable isothermal snowpack,"[{'title': 'RCMP News Release of Avalanche Fatality in Jasper N.P.', 'source': 'RCMP Jasper', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/4d46aea0-a34c-43a2-a09a-c5d3f8772813/980517_RCMPPressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['1998-05-18']}]"
+241,09931a1f-4647-43a7-bf10-7a6e8194d611,1998-04-16,SA DENA HES Mine,"80km north of Watson Lake, in the Yukon","[506685.0, 6709209.0]",UTM 9V NAD83,,YT,,,1,"Geography student doing research
+***Avalanche fatality: 85km from Watson Lake, Yukon Ter in the Logan Mtns. Group of three students with one professor were doing tree core sampling. One student killed by an avalanche.",At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1998-04-16 14:00', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 1525, 'slab_width': 110, 'slab_thickness': 75}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",SH to early season SH to near Surface FC to depth hoar at ground.,"[{'title': 'Globe and Mail Press Clip (2 of 2)', 'source': 'The Globe and Mail', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/d4e440bd-3f56-4b53-913c-175956213ea4/980416_GlobeMailClip2.pdf', 'date': ['1998-04-22']}, {'title': 'Globe and Mail Press Clip (1 of 2)', 'source': 'The Globe and Mail', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/afe85a4c-4dbd-4ca4-ae9f-ba4ae0ada0c4/980416_GlobeMailClip.pdf', 'date': ['1998-04-18']}]"
+242,e809aee2-9bec-4127-a0dc-d143bbff674f,1998-03-28,Onion Lake,"2.5km SW of Onion Lake, Rocky Mountain House Area","[551521.0, 5770390.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,1.0,,1,Highmarking. Slide overtook sledder who was descending path when buried.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1998-03-28 15:30', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2400, 'slab_width': 250, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",New snow found 1 1/2 weeks before.,[]
+243,72eb1458-fd0f-4dd2-81ca-4664c315ae82,1998-03-07,Arctic Bay,10km from Arctic Bay,"[560157.0, 8105467.0]",UTM 16X NAD83,,NU,1.0,0.0,1,2 people travelling by snowmobile seperated. Person who continued on foot triggered slide.,Hunting/Fishing,"[{'observation_date': '1998-03-07 11:00', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 100, 'slab_width': 150, 'slab_thickness': 70}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Globe and Mail Press Clip', 'source': 'The Globe and Mail', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/fe91c6b9-3447-4cd4-a57e-dc6f2fed7edb/980307_GlobeMailPrssClip.pdf', 'date': ['1998-03-10']}]"
+244,040b1bb5-79bc-4a85-8f36-97b0acae0194,1998-01-31,Round Top Mountain,"20km SE of Barkerville, BC near Roundtop Mountain","[613041.0, 5865113.0]",UTM 10 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1998-01-31 12:30', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 1990, 'slab_width': 245, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': -1, 'temp_max': 0, 'temp_min': -4, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'C', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'CLR', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",35cm down on SH layer and then stepped to Nov. /97 FC layer.,"[{'title': 'RCMP News Release', 'source': 'RCMP Prince George', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/de8ed1e3-fa31-477b-8940-ec4e18edda2a/980131_RCMPCoverPressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['1998-02-01']}]"
+245,43dd5388-d95e-484c-be7a-566b865a9fe0,1998-01-25,Stoyoma Mtn,"Near Mt Stoyoma, 35km SW of Merritt, BC","[628262.0, 5539269.0]",UTM 10 NAD83,,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"Whole Avalanche Comment Section
+***Snowmobile fatal, Merritt, BC 98-01-25, size 2.0 HSL, SE asp, 35 deg, 2080m, 30m wide, 50-80cm deep. Feature cross loaded by strong winds. Slab was pencil over 4F, interface stellars 3-4mm, CTM. Snowmobiler parked at the base of the slope; avalanche was triggered from above by other snowmobilers, no rescue beacon, burial time 3 hours.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1998-01-25 13:00', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2080, 'slab_width': 30, 'slab_thickness': 70}]","{'temp_present': 0, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 'SW', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'S-1'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","windslab over 4Fstellars 3-4 mm, CTM",[]
+246,8f8d0405-aeaf-44e8-9eb1-b999dff90be8,1998-01-10,Ladybird Bowl,"aka Play Pen, Ladybird Bowl, in Norn Cr. Divide near 20 km W of Casltlegar, BC","[440094.0, 5482471.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,Highmarking snowmobiler triggered a slide. A second avalanche was triggered about 25m above sledder.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1998-01-10 14:30', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 2255, 'slab_width': 40, 'slab_thickness': 7}]","{'temp_present': -16, 'temp_max': -14, 'temp_min': -16, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'C', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'SCT', 'precip': 'Nil'}","Wx generally stable, between 1998-01-08 and -10. Colder temps, isolated flurries with light ppt, sunny breaks. This followed a major storm period from Jan 4-7th.","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",failure just under November CR in facet layer.,"[{'title': 'RCMP Press Release', 'source': 'RCMP Castlegar', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/95ca9e1c-5ab1-4c97-acf0-843dfcd17d3a/980113_RCMPPressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['1998-01-13']}]"
+247,ade5ec01-7e0f-4d8e-8862-41a1015ce7d6,1998-01-02,Kokanee Glacier Park,"Silver Spray area, Clover Basin near cabin","[-117.0897216796875, 49.82889175415039]",LatLon,,BC,,,6,,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1998-01-02 12:00', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': 2590, 'slab_width': 500, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'CLR', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 31.0, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Also sympathetic of Na at the same time or shortly after.,"[{'title': 'In the Path of an Avalanche', 'source': 'Vivien Browers', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/076c7b25-9201-4f42-8e88-04c64b71b171/'}, {'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/c9de9d81-2228-4452-a24e-9f7f4dcdd696/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
+248,97799ab3-645b-497b-893b-31d339e0e818,1998-01-02,Mount Alwin,"Maurier Creek Drainage S of New Denver, BC","[478491.0, 5523493.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,2.0,0.0,2,,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1998-01-02 15:00', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2280, 'slab_width': 300, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/717edfac-3769-45c6-86b6-a6d48b38c3f8/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
+249,39944c39-a23c-421f-98c0-11e7fedc6f4a,1998-01-02,Corbin Creek,"Headwater of Corbin Creek, 16km south of Sparwood, BC","[-114.8518295288086, 49.57503890991211]",,,BC,2.0,0.0,1,,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1998-01-03 12:00', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+250,87422428-68a9-410e-b821-c3a36edf7244,1997-12-21,Hassler Creek,60 km SW of Chetwynd,"[562300.0, 6132200.0]",UTM 10 NAD83,,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"Whole Avalanche Comment Section
+***Snowmobile Fatality: No information of value available yet. Occurred 50km SW of Chetwyn, which should put it near Tumbler Ridge. The local RCMP detachment was too overwhelmed by press calls for personelle to get through(will try again tomorrow). Area of accident would be north Rocky Mountains. Fatality occurred 97-12-21.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1997-12-21 12:01', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2000, 'slab_width': 200, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': -4, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'M', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'S1'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+251,969c0241-709b-4a68-901e-b9143c433565,1997-11-29,outside Fortress Mtn Ski Area,"Kananaskis Country, Fortress ski area o/b","[626127.0, 5630891.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,3.0,,4,snowboard/skiing out of bounds by Fortress Mtn. prior to season opening,Out-of-Bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1997-11-29 12:00', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 2290, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/1eb87872-92b9-43cc-bced-2101642c5f72/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
+252,9108ef20-370c-477d-85aa-2872e71a7e93,1997-07-09,Mount Robson,"Robson North side, below Dome","[357728.0, 5885591.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,0.0,1.0,1,2 parties camped in crevassed area. Serac fall caused an avalanche which swept 1 climber into a slot,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1997-07-14 06:15', 'size': '3.5', 'type': 'Loose', 'trigger': 'Ni', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2805, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': 8, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Family, friends mourn climber - ""It was his passion, what he loved""', 'source': 'The Province', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/4fef2163-f8fd-41d3-a5db-a3ed58a9fdaf/970711_NewsPTheProv.pdf', 'date': ['1997-07-11']}, {'title': 'The Vancouver Sun - Deaths - Amendment', 'source': 'The Vancouver Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a7595c97-1a99-4a71-a2cf-ec6e850e08ca/970712_VanSunNewsP.pdf', 'date': ['1997-07-12']}]"
+253,3774737e-1755-4b86-b9ff-55b393e49384,1997-03-31,Atlin - Mt Switzer,"Near Mt Switzer, 50 km SW of Atlin","[539142.0, 6578165.0]",UTM 8 NAD83,2030.0,BC,3.0,0.0,2,,Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1997-03-31 15:20', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sy', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 2030, 'slab_width': 136, 'slab_thickness': 120}, {'observation_date': '1997-03-31 15:20', 'size': '1.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 2030, 'slab_width': 77, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': -8, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'C', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'CLR', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+254,c8b2b86f-00a0-4055-ac38-061180cd556c,1997-03-30,Lang Creek,"Lang Creek, 20km Northwest of Golden, BC","[483905.0, 5692215.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1997-03-30 14:34', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': 2560, 'slab_width': 300, 'slab_thickness': 200}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/04f928f5-0182-4ff0-9e95-7e967a74315d/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
+255,7d1f4020-09a6-4c41-ac69-0283c252d60d,1997-03-22,Mt Jowett,,"[470849.0, 5618013.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,2400.0,BC,2.0,0.0,2,"2 events: 1 triggered, 1 remotely propagated ran on MF crust. Propagated slide ran across tracks of group below, catching 2 skiers, carrying them down 200m over cliffs. Victims buried 4 and 6 m.",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1997-03-22 22:30', 'size': '3.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sy', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 2300, 'slab_width': 500, 'slab_thickness': 75}]","{'temp_present': -10, 'temp_max': -5, 'temp_min': -12, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 'W', 'sky': 'BKN', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': 350, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': '2 heli-skiers killed in slide north of Nakusp', 'source': 'Vancouver Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/919c8ea9-066e-4052-a366-88a76bb07313/970325_VanSun_News.pdf', 'date': ['1997-03-25']}]"
+256,ba2011bb-48ca-46f9-8e68-48a1cb15c302,1997-03-09,Mine Creek Gully,Coquihalla Summit Area,"[642110.0, 5505775.0]",UTM 10 NAD83,1460.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"2 riders followed a single boarder down a slope. The pair triggered a slide. One escaped, the other buried. Slide near Coquihalla Hwy summit.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1997-03-09 15:30', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 1460, 'slab_width': 50, 'slab_thickness': 45}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",high temps near freezing,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","slab consisted of soft, newly deposited 1 F snow on a weak layer of facets and rimed crystals. This sits on a K crust","[{'title': 'Snowboarder killed by avalanche', 'source': 'The Vancouver Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/1624f2a4-d5a9-409a-979c-4dadcafcf8c3/970311_VanSunArticle.pdf', 'date': ['1997-03-11']}, {'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/961e2e8c-f3a9-4936-9f22-e99b6e05d449/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
+257,fbf4b30b-a4b8-48f2-b9df-17b3c5fabbea,1997-02-12,outside Cypress Bowl Ski Area,SW of Mount Strachan,"[485400.0, 5472900.0]",UTM 10 NAD83,1280.0,BC,0.0,0.0,1,"Whole Avalanche Comment Section
+*** Avalanche related fatality. Three snowboarders crossed the boundary marker of Cypress Bowl resort. The first person down started a sz 1 avalanche in a gully she dropped into below the ridge. After a short run, the slide propagated a soft slab involving snow 50m on either side of the gully. Her two companions heard her yelling once the slide was over, but did not investigate. They both went to summon help from Cypress Bowl. Rescue personnel were on scene quickly, and found no-one at the deposit. Tracks were found leading from the deposit down a creek. The rescuers followed these and found the victim had fallen from a snow pillow on a log, and hit her head on rocks in the creek bed. It appears she died from head injuries and hypothermia. The slide occurred early afternoon 97-02-12, after 25cm of HST had fallen in 20 hrs. The storm continued, and a full avalanche cycle occurred at the resort, with the HST sliding on the CR of the previous surface on all aspects. The reporter stated there was isolated SH before the storm, but the interface was weak on south slopes also. HST was 50cm by 10:00 97-02-13. Control teams used ski cutting under lights to stabilize the area overnight 97-02-12, reporting easy releases whenever a slope was cut along the top, all aspects.",Out-of-Bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1997-02-12 15:00', 'size': '1.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Press Release (?) about Cypress Bowl OB fatality', 'source': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre - Evan Manners', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/785d8da2-c491-4fd7-9163-0afdf7c23ec1/'}, {'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/1800ec8a-1313-4902-8b4c-133e9bc214b1/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': 'Cypress Bowl, B.C.- Second Snowboarder Fatality wi', 'source': 'SARNews', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/8d2f7cd9-ea0d-4d66-bfe8-8448ebc8ca32/', 'date': ['1997-02-12']}]"
+258,3a9988f1-5350-4818-afc2-5f51dccd0ae0,1997-02-02,Lang Creek,"20km Northwest of Golden, BC","[483900.0, 5690700.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"Person killed was seperated from group and tracks indicate he drove through open trees from valley bottom to about 2450m elev, turned around and was heading down when triggered sz 3.5 slide. Most of slide was off to side on open slope, but all of area in trees around person ran too. Rest of party noted person missing, found tracks and avalanche. Person not wearing beacon. Snowmobile on surface of debris. Person found by random probing 35m above snowmobile, in direct line between high tracks and machine. Slide sz 3.5 Va, slab, NE asp, incl 30 to 35 deg, 2400m elev, 100 to 300cm thck (200cm at trigger pt), 300m wd, approx 1000m lng (not reported), ran in FC (96-11-11) on CR. Burial time 1hr 45 min.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1997-02-02 13:00', 'size': '3.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2450, 'slab_width': 300, 'slab_thickness': 200}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Avalanche victim in high-risk area', 'source': 'Red Deer Advocate', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/0d8147d0-fa33-4944-8877-1b0abfc76e4f/970205_RedDeerAdvocate.pdf', 'date': ['1997-02-05']}, {'title': 'Survivor: ""Accidents happen"" - riding isn\'t high risk, says friend of avalanche victim', 'source': 'Red Deer Advocate', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/0e21bd2d-eca7-4b79-ab07-f1bbf2c5c8fc/970206_RedDeerAdvocate.pdf', 'date': ['1997-02-06']}]"
+259,50ff2846-bb70-4b6e-80f7-a3c8e042a7af,1997-01-13,Bone Creek,MW ski run 'Ski World' near Blue River,"[368841.0, 5787372.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,2500.0,BC,3.0,1.0,2,"Whole Avalanche Comment Section
+***Heliskiing Involvement: 15:30hrs 97-01-13. Grp had been instructed to cross the slope one @ a time & ski the falline, guide & 6 guests had regrouped @ bottom after a sfce slab released while 7th skier skied slope. Guide was about to redirect remaining skiers on top, but 2 guests & the 2nd guide had already entered top of slope, deep slab released, carrying skiers over a cliff band. Run name Skiworld, Monashees; sz 3, 2500m, S asp, crwn depth from 0 to 170cm deep, ran on Nov FCs & DH in shallow areas.",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1997-01-13 15:35', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 2500, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Avalanche warning received too late; Calgary man dies in Monashee avalanche', 'source': 'Canadian Press', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/4be48722-869e-4ce1-9704-3dd1c7498b55/970121_NewsPap_CndPress.pdf', 'date': ['1997-01-21']}, {'title': 'Mike Wiegele Helicopter Skiing - Media Statement', 'source': 'Mike Wiegle Heliskiing', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a3d60b62-f756-4c21-b784-508022aea669/970114_MediaState_MWHeliski.pdf', 'date': ['1997-01-14']}]"
+260,25d07737-5f33-45e9-942d-4ef20337bb84,1996-12-16,Phalanx Glacier,"Tyax, East of Blackcomb, North of Spearhead","[510695.0, 5550011.0]",UTM 10U NAD83,2200.0,BC,3.0,1.0,3,"Some clients had already skied down, were waiting at bottom. Other clients sking down, one skied into an area contrary to guides instructions, snow depth 10cm where avalanche triggered. Slide class 2.0, 25 deg incline SZ. This avalanche involved 2 clients (partial burials). Class 3 Sr sympathetic release, incl 35 to 40, in area already skied, 50m wd, 30m lng, caught clients waiting at bottom (full burials, fatalities), 200 to 270cm deposit at burial zone. Two separate avalanches",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1996-12-16', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sy', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2200, 'slab_width': 50, 'slab_thickness': 200}, {'observation_date': '1996-12-16 14:45', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2300, 'slab_width': 75, 'slab_thickness': 250}]","{'temp_present': -6, 'temp_max': -4, 'temp_min': -9, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': 'NE', 'sky': 'SCT', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","Sympathetic release Size 3, 100m width.",[]
+261,5cd1353b-39ab-4793-9df5-44997d5b755f,1996-12-12,Schaeffer Bowl,Lake OHara Area; first bowl on trail below Mount Schaeffer,"[545600.0, 5688600.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,,AB,0.0,0.0,1,"(Yoho Park, McArther Pass) Size 2.0 SA 36 deg at crown, 32 deg average, 100m X 25M x 70cm failed on 4F layer above Nov cr. Profile done adjacent to accident site: RB 6 and mod to hard compression tests on failure layer. One fatality, lone ski tourer triggered slide from below in shallow area. Burial time approx 3 hrs  at 1m deep.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1996-12-12 16:30', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 2300, 'slab_width': 30, 'slab_thickness': 70}]","{'temp_present': -7, 'temp_max': -6, 'temp_min': -22, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 'NW', 'sky': 'BKN', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/67d7db3e-ee41-4b87-926b-919e00c4b694/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
+262,afdd38cf-5721-4a36-8167-025a953117d3,1996-12-03,Whistler - Hanging Roll,Permanent avalanche closure,"[502700.0, 5545400.0]",UTM 10 NAD83,,BC,0.0,0.0,1," Skier fatality on Wed in closed area; skier went over fracture line, slid on bed surface and fell over cliff.",Lift Skiing Closed,"[{'observation_date': '1996-12-04 13:00', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+263,7f9a3849-6b8f-40e6-b8ba-b8934d0e4ac0,1996-06-05,Mount Logan,,"[535435.0, 6721719.0]",UTM 7 NAD83,,YT,1.0,,1,East Ridge,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1996-06-05 10:00', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 4100, 'slab_width': 20, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Mount Logan, Kluane National Park (p. 167)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/41692e0a-9dbb-47b4-b3ad-01ea48b0e6c8/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+264,4fb30b73-c3e4-4d17-8129-0f5722c2e59d,1996-05-17,Mount Cerebrus,"West Face, Monarch Icefield","[693777.0, 5756986.0]",UTM 9 NAD83,,BC,2.0,,3,,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1996-05-17 12:45', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': 3120, 'slab_width': 90, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': -3, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'M', 'wind_dir': 'W', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'S1'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Mt. Cerebrus, Monarch Icefield, near Bella Coola (p. 164)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/27d0e99d-b1e8-410b-9cff-2a2d5569c17d/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}, {'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/d44ac159-b3a8-42e6-bfed-f92211378338/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
+265,3ac175b6-ffee-41d0-94bd-726ad7a4cfb9,1996-03-26,Mount Groulx,Quebec,"[596215.0, 5723029.0]",UTM 19 NAD83,,QC,1.0,,1,Deux skieurs déclenchent une avalanche : l’un a été complètement enseveli et l’autre partiellement (jusqu’à la taille),Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1996-03-26 14:30', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': 800, 'slab_width': 65, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",temps rising to freezing,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+266,c8de27aa-d7d3-411f-a374-bac4f124d404,1996-02-26,Smugglers Ridge,Kokanee Glacier Park,"[486952.0, 5510840.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,,,1,Hut keeper left skiing group above Smuggler Ridge and returned to meet friends. He was discvered missing later that day. A search party discovered him in the debris of a slide.,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1996-02-26 10:15', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': 2240, 'slab_width': 45, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': -23, 'temp_max': -12, 'temp_min': -23, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'C', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'CLR', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 1.0, 'hst': 1, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/00cbca53-7ccd-4b60-af62-947a884445ae/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': 'Smugglers Ridge, Kokanee Glacier Park (p. 104)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/8d48174b-615b-4a35-ac77-a400c95fdd85/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+267,67296fc8-34bd-4aad-aba5-6107aaacd457,1996-01-04,Stagleap,2km N of Hwy 3 - Kootenay Pass,"[494341.0, 5683180.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,,,1,"Stagleap Provincial Park. Size 2.0, Sa, SE asp, 1925m, ran 100m on SH and FCs, incl 38, depth 30-40cm. Backcountry snowshoer seperated from group when returning home, he triggered a slide and was partly but critcally buried. He was found later by returning party after 45min.
+Victim crossed slope on slightly flatter section partway up a slope.",Snowshoeing & Hiking,"[{'observation_date': '1996-01-04 12:00', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 1940, 'slab_width': 25, 'slab_thickness': 35}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'No Name Ridge, Stagleap Provincial Park (p. 102)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b0346be3-b3f0-4169-8955-d314c021d89f/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}, {'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/7d423605-b568-4172-9591-ee03221428cf/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
+268,a87a06bd-7637-4c7f-95d0-cb16296f9dd9,1995-12-22,Thetford mine,"Robertson, Quebec; abandoned open pit mine","[443209.0, 5062090.0]",UTM 18 NAD83,,QC,2.0,,2,"2 people walking up tailings pile (about 120-150m high, about 35 degrees) from abandoned asbestos mine. Hiking up with skis on back triggered what appears to be loose moist slide running on ground. Search initiated when they were reported overdue. A party of about 30 probed deposit with sticks, poles, etc and located both people under 1 meter of snow about 25 meters apart face down. Estimated burial time about 6 hours.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1995-12-22', 'size': '', 'type': 'Loose', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Robertson, Quebec (p. 101)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/63a04b3c-8927-4977-8976-740334f5c309/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+269,7da16bd8-0ed6-43e4-b805-c3eecfdb02c4,1995-11-12,Sawtooth Mtn,near Clyde River; East coast of Baffin Island,"[503789.0, 7811653.0]",UTM 19 NAD83,,NU,1.0,,1,,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1995-11-12 14:00', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 600, 'slab_width': 300, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': -5, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'C', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'SCT', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Sawtooth Mountains, Baffin Island (p. 137)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b7d434e9-97dd-4f10-8ef3-1fc97275d8a5/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+270,41f1937f-cbcc-46f1-b784-b8cbea22d8bb,1995-03-19,Doctor Creek,West side of Canal Flats; Purcells,"[569250.0, 5553525.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,4.0,,2,"12:15pm. 14 total in party. 8 involved, 4 partials, 4 complete burials, some beacons. 2 fatalities, 2 injured (1 of the fatal victims had a transceiver, the other did not). Took 1.5hrs for party to find everyone, some machines still missing. Party was parked at the base of an aval slope while two were high-marking.   1 size 2.5, snowmobile triggered, SE asp, 2600m, sl to ground, crown 1.5m, 200m wide 100m vert, debris 2m+.  Heli ski company assisted in the rescue.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1995-03-19 12:15', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2600, 'slab_width': 200, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Doctor Creek, Purcell Mountains (p. 133)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/61041738-f0a7-4801-8144-0d1e47e6abc9/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+271,1bfa3922-df0b-4bb9-8db6-10469b27cde1,1995-03-19,S of Houston,,"[613223.0, 6040541.0]",UTM 9 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,"Whole Avalanche Comment Section
+*** AVALANCHE FATALITY *** Telkwa Range near Smithers 950319 about 16:30hrs: Size 3.0, snowmobile triggered, hard sl, to ground, SE asp, 1890m, incl 33 deg, fracture line width 100m, crown 85-90cm. Burial depth 200cm for 4 hrs, 1m beside machine which was on the sfce.  Party of 4 wore no transceivers and had no probes, shovels or avalanche awareness.
+Victim was highmarking and near the top of the ridge when the slide was triggered.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1995-03-19 16:30', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 1890, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': 90}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'SCT', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Went to ground at rocks,"[{'title': 'Telkwa Range, near Houston, BC (p. 134)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6fe1c58d-364a-4568-a69c-887cfaefaf1c/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+272,30667d3f-b961-4e3f-9493-14a6acd05fc5,1995-03-15,outside Marmot Basin Ski Area,NW slopes of Marmot Peak; Eds Alley,"[None, None]",,,AB,1.0,,1,"Adjacent to Marmot Basin Ski Area, Jasper Park 950315 at 14:00. Size 2.5, ST, NW asp, 2300m, incl 37. Three skiers involved, two managed to ski out, third person completely buried, 20-40cm deep. Skiers did not have rescue beacons. Windward slope, entire winters snowpack, crown @ 2300m, average 60cm, HS 140-170cm, mainly pencil snow on 15cm 4F to fist facet layer. Avalanche track approx. 450m x 70m, avalanche deposit approx. 100m x 60m, average depth about 2m. Believe trigger to have come from shallow snowpack on edges of slab when lead skier was approx 1/3 down slope. Marmot Basin rescue party on site in 1.5 hrs with rescue dog. Person located by dog within about 10 min of being on slide. Lots of other recent avalanche activity in the area.",Out-of-Bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1995-03-15 15:00', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 2300, 'slab_width': 75, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Marmot Peak, Jasper National Park (p. 99)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/19a864a8-ba9b-468a-8214-077572767e99/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+273,2a87e25c-b48e-410b-b96a-da5ab37551c7,1995-03-10,Blanc-Sablon,Quebec - near Labrador border,"[492435.0, 5700978.0]",UTM 21 NAD83,,QC,,1.0,2,Also evacuated 13 other houses in area,Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1995-03-10 02:00', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 90, 'slab_width': 75, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'X', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'X', 'precip': 'S4+'}",100+ km/h winds and heavy snowfall,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 82.0, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","overloading (drift snow from summit plateau), sliding layer was ""glazed frost""","[{'title': 'Blanc Sablon, South shore of Quebec, Mar 10, 1995', 'source': 'NFLD Geological Survey', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b3689390-7546-4fcb-ab57-02caca509483/march10_95.html'}, {'title': 'Blanc-Sablon, Quebec (p. 178)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/cf7c73c5-924e-4f16-98a7-ef7ff31325a8/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+274,5c5b78a0-dcc9-46d0-af90-b2e29e35e290,1995-03-05,Mount Broadview,"in Kakwa Recreation Area in BC near border with Alberta, north of McBride","[693442.0, 5983087.0]",UTM 10 NAD83,,BC,,,1,"Whole Avalanche Comment Section
+*** AVALANCHE FATALITY *** Update on snowmobiler fatality in Kakwa recreation area on March 5: Size 3 snowmobile triggered, SE to S asp, wind affected lee slope in alpine just above treeline, incl 35-40, 300m wide at crown, depth 20cm - 2m, avg 1m, density 350 kg/m3, occurred at approx 14:00. Strange avalanche: Bed sfce at crown was old MF cr (suspected to be from end December), profiles and tests at crown showed no or hard shears on this layer. Profile near toe of deposit showed thin P slab supported by a 4F layer over F snow with old remnants of SH at the base of the F layer. Explosives test beside crown had no results. Suspect that slide was triggered from bottom and that it pulled back and down to deeper instabilities. No other recent, local activity, but considerable activity 4-5 days prior in locations further west. Person was found by avalanche dog near toe of slide buried 40-100cm.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1995-03-05', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2155, 'slab_width': 250, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Broadview Mountain, Kakwa Recreation Area (p. 131)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/804b03ce-8a93-44b7-984c-531f68c7d5c0/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+275,802123f3-9faa-4b94-ad4e-03c090161429,1995-02-26,Bruce Creek,,"[554461.0, 5601170.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,sledding accident,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1995-02-26 14:50', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2440, 'slab_width': 75, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Bottom portion of large slope,"[{'title': 'Bruce Creek, Purcell Mountains (p. 130)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/e388b91c-4722-45f6-9f1c-ce9d116a38eb/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+276,fdf6cc2f-ea35-426b-96f4-eb7451ad0033,1995-02-24,Mount Cascade,Bankhead Gully (Urs Hole) on South Face,"[599003.0, 5679687.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,1.0,,2,,Ice Climbing,"[{'observation_date': '1995-02-24', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'RL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Cascade Mountain, Banff National Park (p. 161)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/de7a3cbc-d9e0-444e-8099-8c194a726213/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}, {'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b0ed6a37-f4ca-46e1-87dc-aefd818fd215/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
+277,be93eecd-bd63-48ae-8740-fcd737968204,1995-02-19,Burstall Pass,East-facing slope just east of Burstall Pass; Kananaskis Country,"[615615.0, 5623297.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,2.0,,1,"Peter Lougheed Provincial Park.  At approx 13:45 today (Feb 19) a large avalanche buried 5 people at the Burstall Pass area.  
+2250m, slab was 100m wide 50-70cm deep and ran 100m in recent storm snow. 5 caught, 3 partially buried, 2 buried, 1 fatality and 1 injured. 1 burial 60cm recovered after 20 minutes. Fatality buried 1.5m for 40 minutes. Both found by probes from another party (no beacons).",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1995-02-19 13:30', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2380, 'slab_width': 175, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': -1, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'S', 'wind_dir': 'W', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'S-1'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 20.0, 'hst': 45, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Burstall Pass, Kananaskis Country (p. 97)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/226f83a5-51f6-41fd-a3d2-018cc4eee15a/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}, {'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/06f9a9ad-7900-4d5f-af91-8ab194ce9547/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
+278,2db699ed-aef1-4b70-b754-dc7b8a220e47,1995-02-18,Raven Lake,"100km SE of Prince George, north end of Cariboos near Sugarloaf","[508138.0, 5764365.0]",UTM 10 NAD83,,BC,,1.0,2,Hikers were caught in a slide. 1 caught hiker found a partially buried companion but could not dig him out of the snow. A third person was fully burried. There was a member of the party in a nearby cabin and this person went out to find and help rescue the 2 buried people. The rescuer was caught in a slide close to the original avalanche site. He managed to survive and returned to the cabin. The trip to the highway was tough due to a storm. The outside rescue effort was hampered by weather.,Snowshoeing & Hiking,"[{'observation_date': '1995-02-18 15:30', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 1740, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}, {'observation_date': '1995-02-18', 'size': '0.5', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",major snowfall,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/5ab0e0b2-f921-4716-983c-1d2c8af3d920/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': 'Raven Lake, Cariboo Mountains (p. 158)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/d8345c9a-2905-4c85-aa55-4b0de1c90561/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+279,87c30130-82c4-45b8-9197-f25857412770,1995-02-04,Crescent Spur,50 km NW of McBride,"[657797.0, 5763520.0]",UTM 10 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1," Feb 4 at 13:15, 50km NW of McBride. Size 2.5 dry ST, 2130m E asp, crown 15-75cm, width 160m, including long flank, initial fracture on new snow/old snow interface, stepping down into old snow. Fracture line profile not available due to weather. 1 caught, buried 4m for 25 min, located by beacon & probes.",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1995-02-04 13:15', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2130, 'slab_width': 160, 'slab_thickness': 45}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'C', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'CLR', 'precip': 'Nil'}",am temp -4.0,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Crown width incl long flanks. Stab good for all elevs. Weak layer 30-40cm down failed.,"[{'title': 'Mount Ryder, near McBride, BC (p. 96)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/d93d604f-72d2-490a-9655-49a3757438f1/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+280,923dbb69-1ed9-439b-a217-24011ebe2f87,1995-01-23,Teton Peak,N of Whistler,"[None, None]",,,BC,,,1,,Control Work,"[{'observation_date': '1995-01-23', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+281,c2e5b543-e789-49b3-96b1-8a7d047f95af,1994-11-19,Crans Bowl,at Hemlock Valley Ski Area (not open yet for season),"[579024.0, 5470254.0]",UTM 10 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,"Update on avalanche fatality of Saturday Nov.19: Hemlock Valley, BC at 2:30pm: 2 Pro-patrollers out assessing snow for blasting were descending through subalp trees adjacent to bowl - overrun by avalanche from bowl. 1 Person caught and buried 2.5-3m, found with random probe after 2.5hrs.  Size 2 SSL unknown release (during storm) in subalp at 1220m on SE asp, 1F-4F warm, dense, rimed, wind-blown slab on top of 4F-F PD layer. Incl 40, vert fall 135m, HS 210cm (deep early season snpk), crwn avg 30cm, width 45m.",Control Work,"[{'observation_date': '1994-11-19 14:30', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 1220, 'slab_width': 45, 'slab_thickness': 30}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 20.0, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",1F-4F slab over 4F -F. HS 210,"[{'title': 'Hemlock Valley Ski Area, BC (p. 94)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/585df8e7-5966-49db-b68e-f91e4bd43e10/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+282,197a8d53-22d0-4728-b398-333b8a9ed49a,1994-08-31,Mount Athabasca,Silverhorn Route,"[None, None]",,,AB,1.0,1.0,1,Incident occurred during guide training/assessment. While descending group triggered a small avalanche that swept 2 people down steep slope.,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1994-08-31', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 3100, 'slab_width': 45, 'slab_thickness': 30}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",slid on facets buried August 26/27,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/ddd691f4-72c2-46b1-87ab-87cfc90334c6/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
+283,c86f3432-f807-4cb3-8b6a-cac59d122fe7,1994-05-21,Europa Lake,1850m peak S of E end of Europa Lake near Kitimat,"[541165.0, 5911362.0]",UTM 9 NAD83,,BC,,,1,Steep loose aval carried skier over cornice then started larger aval which in turn carried him over a cliff.,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1994-05-21 17:00', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Loose', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 1735, 'slab_width': 8, 'slab_thickness': 10}]","{'temp_present': 0, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': 'RV'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",samller aval carried person onto lwer slope and started aval 35cm thick,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/8799e2cb-72eb-4b8f-ae44-3b998588f262/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': 'Europa Lake, Coast Mountains (p. 92)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/9d37c24c-7793-4f49-8b96-7e36f4a531f1/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+284,a9bed1b3-4f65-487a-973a-c12bb51435ce,1994-02-22,Greely Creek,East of Revelstoke,"[425553.0, 5651462.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,,,1,unknown trigger ( Nc or Sr) started slide that over ran a landing where a second group was preparing to ski. This slide ran over a knoll and hit the first group. Some of the group were carried through trees. Some injuries. (a written note on the involvement fax indicates there was a fatatlity due to complications.,Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1994-02-22 18:40', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2100, 'slab_width': 500, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","Initial bed surface:Sh-10mm, Striated, stepping down below mixed forms layers onto rounds/PS Sev. crowns not all linked. Cornice trigger or SR from below.",[]
+285,5cb75ad9-a276-4de1-af69-b18c2f3c97f7,1994-02-13,Hasler Creek,near Chetwynd,"[565437.0, 6162041.0]",UTM 10 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,Sledder traversed into a steep slope unobserved and triggered slide.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1994-02-13', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Hasler Creek, near Chetwynd, BC (p. 129)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/bfd016e2-4a99-4198-b4a1-f87f1f8215df/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+286,a0678a3c-ab71-4166-827e-4b6e8353b081,1994-02-13,Middle Kootenay Pass,4km S of Westcastle Ski Area,"[689095.0, 5459602.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,2.0,,2,"Snowmobiler died on same slope in 1989
+Sledders had gone to an area as part of a search and rescue mission. The lost sledders were found and some of the rescuers went sledding. A group went highmarking and triggerd a slide, killing 2 people.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1994-02-13 11:40', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 1775, 'slab_width': 150, 'slab_thickness': 80}]","{'temp_present': -3, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'M', 'wind_dir': 'SW', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'S1'}",Nearby wx plot had 7cm HN on morning of accident,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Failure plane - rain saturated snow layer of 94-12-10 - wet grains turning to facets,"[{'title': 'Middle Kootenay Pass, near Pincher Creek, Alberta (p. 126)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/562ba35d-d187-4b5c-ba14-d6f7c4a72a75/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+287,29dc66fd-20ed-4c18-9015-e1beaab7972d,1994-01-05,Oscar Creek,"8 km up Oscar Creek Logging Road near Ymir, BC","[485993.0, 5689869.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,Two snowmobilers were involved.  One was partially buried and managed to dig herself out.  No self rescue equipment was available so she had to walk 8km for help.   The victim was found by RCMP dog after 5 minute search at the site.  It was 4 hours after burial and too late.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1994-01-05 17:30', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 1600, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': 45}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",RB 2 and ST-E on failure plane next day,"[{'title': 'Oscar Creek near Ymir, BC (p. 124)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/fb5246a2-7448-42eb-8c58-5a4a39369e46/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+288,82657970-5eb2-4ca5-bf62-888c6421be05,1993-11-28,Howard Douglas Basin,near Sunshine Ski Area,"[588883.0, 5659479.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,1.0,,1,"Whole Avalanche Comment Section
+:  28November1993  1330h - Banff National Park (Howard Douglas) outside Sunshine Ski Area; 2 persons skied into toe of large slope and triggered avalanche slab 75 x 75 x 1.5-2m; FL profile showed easy shear of hard slab on MF cr, N asp 35degree open slope; self rescue, one skier on sfce dug out partner who was face down in deposit and dead when dug out.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1993-11-28 13:30', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 2260, 'slab_width': 75, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': -4, 'temp_max': -1, 'temp_min': -4, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 'S', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'S-1'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Mt. Howard Douglas, Banff National Park (p. 90)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6ca3bc9f-ddcb-4cc8-9323-1ad7dddea02d/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+289,0fc8dae9-4b22-4b31-a158-9ddf7fbff177,1993-08-09,Aemmer Couloir,NE ridge of Mt Temple near Lake Louise,"[554936.0, 5689034.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,,2.0,1,,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1993-08-09 07:30', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Loose', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}","warm morning, may not have frozen at upper elevations on the mountain","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Mt. Temple, Banff National Park (p. 157)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/5a8c4f7f-ddbd-42d6-9e10-25eb00b7af6c/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}, {'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/ca9fb761-a223-4c53-bd1c-b076e4696be7/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
+290,2d2b4950-789c-4ee9-a867-73eff0d6f3b3,1993-05-24,Mount Logan,Hummingbird Ridge,"[535512.0, 6713923.0]",UTM 7 NAD83,,YT,,,1,,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1993-05-24 04:15', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': -4, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': ''}",3-4 days prev warm though bad wx rain + snow,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Trigger was large boulders from arrete,"[{'title': 'Hummingbird Ridge, Mount Logan, Yukon (p. 156)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/af326178-ab00-456d-9d3d-8f7d77ebe8e4/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+291,6ccd43c8-fe80-4530-873f-eb7db50e5b8a,1993-03-20,Slipstream,East face of Snowdome in the Columbia Icefields area,"[478722.0, 5781095.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,2.0,,3,Believed to have been avalanched off Slipstream into crevasses at base of route.,Ice Climbing,"[{'observation_date': '1993-03-20', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Snow Dome, Jasper National Park (p. 155)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/91d38107-9cbd-4526-929a-756c5178ee3f/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}, {'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/da3a2a39-da6e-401a-b3ee-a67fa374545f/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
+292,ab32369a-cae1-4801-8dae-401464c029fb,1993-03-17,Bruins Pass,Just below the pass,"[459482.0, 5683337.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,"Bruin's Pass: 03-17, 1300h+, size 2-2.5 SE asp, 2400m, two ski tourers involved, one fatality, buried 0.5m, triggered a slab release 40-50cm crown, ran on crust (fc on crust). Also skier-propagated (rescue party), slab fracture line 300-400m wide on descent.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1993-03-17 12:50', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2530, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': 45}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/96e9b7aa-47b4-42dc-a541-57045c5cd59c/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': 'Bruis Pass, Glacier National Park (p. 84)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/86f9ef81-91f0-4d6a-925d-7d27be28b83a/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+293,ef3b6070-e465-43fa-8646-6bfbb1462f16,1993-03-10,Bourne Glacier,70 km NW of Revelstoke,"[389790.0, 5685475.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,2 sledders highmarking on a slope. The first turned around at the top and triggered the slide. One sledder patially buried with his helmet showing while the other sleeder was deeply buried.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1993-03-10 15:30', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2200, 'slab_width': 20, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': -3, 'temp_min': -14, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 0.0, 'hst': 0, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Bourne Glacier, near revelstoke, BC (p. 122)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/dfebaf31-d515-463c-b7c8-5162a9ee1b4a/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+294,daeef545-33cc-4954-a06f-ad82bbf90383,1993-03-07,Mount Skookum,near Carcross,"[473268.0, 6673760.0]",UTM 8 NAD83,,YT,1.0,0.0,1,"After riding slope most of the day, one of a group of sleddedrs got stuck on the slope. He got off and in doing so triggered a slide. A rider below him rode up (and over) the triggerer and started a second slide just above the first.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1993-03-07 13:00', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': -15, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'CLR', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Windslab on DH,"[{'title': 'Mount Skookum, near carcross, Yukon (p. 121)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/d3a191d4-a447-4a02-9e60-57df6a1a384f/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+295,f11bf52d-716d-47f2-a412-853eba918107,1993-02-18,Tadousac mountains,Quebec,"[447267.0, 5336551.0]",UTM 19 NAD83,,QC,,,1,,Snowshoeing & Hiking,"[{'observation_date': '1993-02-18', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+296,cf84e378-54e0-42b8-abe7-154c34ff223b,1992-12-25,Parker Ridge,Above Hilda Creek hostel,"[491030.0, 5781058.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,,,1,,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1992-12-25 13:30', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 2200, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'S', 'wind_dir': 'W', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'S-1'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f30d32f6-f6b1-4b17-a192-40059f41edf2/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': ""Parker's Ridge, Banff National Park (p. 80)"", 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/783c1eb0-b67f-42cc-8567-6ce2a12e7e50/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+297,dda31d24-6134-46d3-a2c6-88322e08e95f,1992-12-19,outside Cypress Bowl Ski Area,Mount Strachan; NE facing bowl above Australian gully,"[485397.0, 5473037.0]",UTM 10 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,2 people skiing out of bounds were caught in a slide. 1 Managed to hold on to a tree while the second went for a longer ride and was buried. Search efforts hampered by very poor weather. Body recovered in spring.,Out-of-Bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1992-12-19', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 1370, 'slab_width': 250, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': 50, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Mt. Strachan, West Vancouver (p. 79)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/531867a1-93b4-4ed7-a712-8803ccf1a596/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+298,88f00325-f3f6-4d8b-847b-15ba59e08389,1992-12-13,Owl's Head Mountain,"on ecological reserve south of Sicamous, BC","[362648.0, 5634946.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,A pair of sledders were descending a slope when it released. They were the second pair down this particular slope.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1992-12-13 14:30', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2100, 'slab_width': 250, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'X', 'precip': 'S-1'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': ""Owl's Head Mountain, near Sicamous, BC (p. 119)"", 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/ce8f6d6f-14b2-418b-b3b5-12badd2e8ec2/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+299,5cb8f8d0-65d9-407e-98f1-32c81dd1dcd7,1992-04-22,Mount Dagon,"Monarch Icefields, SE of Bella Coola","[699054.0, 5762761.0]",UTM 9 NAD83,,BC,2.0,,2,2 people on a ski/ climbing trip.The pair ascended glacier and were hit by a slide. The trigger is unknown. Bodies were found over a month later.,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1992-04-22', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': 2620, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/01bd65bb-6231-4309-b460-45b6275b54f0/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': 'Mt. Dragon, Monarch Icefields (p. 153)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/998ec458-681b-4151-9a01-8bd85f735d7d/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+300,fcd1d651-47fd-469f-8cc8-23ff82324ae9,1992-02-26,Silk Tassel,Ice climb near Field,"[538181.0, 5694442.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,,,1,,Ice Climbing,"[{'observation_date': '1992-02-26 12:30', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Loose', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': 1680, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': 8, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'C', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'CLR', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Silk Tassel, Yoho National Park (p. 151)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/65e31c01-d265-452c-8fae-52a3b26eba12/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}, {'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/91b02df2-1673-4d89-9fb9-5a91788d6e9a/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
+301,91a04e66-b383-401c-b2a5-f917046a881a,1992-01-03,Mount Thornhill,Just SE of Terrace city limits,"[536826.0, 6037056.0]",UTM 9 NAD83,,BC,2.0,,2,"Whole Avalanche Comment Section
+Copper Mt; 16:00 today, party of snowmobilers involved in aval; 2 missing; 6 remaining probed with branches, then went for help when unsuccessful; Terrace Highways personelle called in 18:00; RCMP dog handler called in; no info on type of failure, sliding layer, etc can be expected until daylight tomorrow.
+IS THISTHE RIGHT INFO FOR THIS SLIDE?",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1992-01-03 15:15', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 1455, 'slab_width': 400, 'slab_thickness': 115}]","{'temp_present': -3, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'S', 'wind_dir': 'SW', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Thornhill Mountain near Terrace, BC (p. 116)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/3c641aba-a18c-49b8-8eaf-0f161ab5bed9/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+302,f638b405-6f7a-4bb6-9c20-2038e2245fcb,1991-11-27,Twin Falls, on Hudsons Bay Mtn near Smithers; Frozen waterfall 200m high draining Hudsons Bay Glacier,"[618235.0, 6071841.0]",UTM 9 NAD83,,BC,,4.0,1,"Training exercise for PEP volunteers. Na avalanche hit 6 climbers while on descent, 3 avalanches in total 2nd one was biggest and did most of the damage.",Ice Climbing,"[{'observation_date': '1991-11-27 17:20', 'size': '1.0', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': -1, 'temp_min': -6, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': 'Nil'}",Wind high was strong from south,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 0.0, 'hst': 0, 'hst_reset': ''}",Fracture line could not be found - likely out of steep easterly slopes above accident site 200-1200m higher,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a29c51e8-e44a-42c0-a513-39b4b39ce2bf/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': 'Twin Falls, near Smithers, BC (p. 149)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/48e168c7-9653-4dd4-b3ba-b22ad23fea30/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+303,0f488d29-d612-4c72-84f1-e349dda98c10,1991-04-09,outside Blackcomb Ski Area,East Col of Blackcomb Glacier on route to Spearhead Glacier,"[509918.0, 5549741.0]",UTM 10 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,,Out-of-Bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1991-04-09 13:20', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': 2300, 'slab_width': 50, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': -8, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'M', 'wind_dir': 'SE', 'sky': 'BKN', 'precip': 'S-1'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",crust/ice layer is bed surface,"[{'title': 'East Col of Blackcomb Glacier (p. 77)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/bca90eec-bb3a-43a3-8885-030ed07c2b3a/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+304,d03c6f49-7c90-473c-a582-b3a2f845dac6,1991-03-12,Bugaboos Creek,,"[522514.0, 5617615.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,2350.0,BC,6.0,1.0,9,"The first group was at the bottom of a slope when a second group of heliskiers entered the top of the slope. As they skied down, the slope settled and a large avalanche buried most of the second group.
+
+10 caught, 3 partly buried, 6 completely buried. First 3 on coroners list are assumed to be partly buried. Bodies recovered 40-100 minutes after avalanche.",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1991-03-12 16:00', 'size': '3.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': 2350, 'slab_width': 90, 'slab_thickness': 115}]","{'temp_present': -14, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 'SW', 'sky': 'BKN', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+305,9eb3d127-9963-4e10-87b6-b75f2e0c5b00,1991-02-05,Riviere-Malbaie,Charlevoix; Quebec,"[413763.0, None]",UTM Unknown Unknown,,QC,,,1,"kids playing on slope. Adeptes du toboggan : deux enfants complètement ensevelis, un 3e partiellement",Other Recreational,"[{'observation_date': '1991-02-05', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 30, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+306,f9d34d18-9393-421b-8de7-4136bbb5f2c7,1991-01-20,Rummel Col,Above Rummel Lake in Kananaskis Country,"[618940.0, 5632272.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,1.0,,1,,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1991-01-20 14:20', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': 2408, 'slab_width': 115, 'slab_thickness': 80}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",deposit depth up to 3m,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/8760c6ca-82ca-4752-9bb9-30744000c94c/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': 'Rummel Col, Peter Lougheed Provincial Park (p. 73)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/23b895ba-1e42-4c80-8093-6df258fc4a16/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+307,ec175bbf-9030-4ca5-8142-11345ec78eb1,1990-02-22,Hartly Creek,Near Golden,"[643864.0, 5490492.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,,Snowshoeing & Hiking,"[{'observation_date': '1990-02-22 13:00', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Area was terrain trap,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/721650f8-6642-42be-9ca2-adcb9c392f4b/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': 'Hartly Creek, near Golden, BC (p. 145)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/3af90779-ae7f-4603-945f-b42cf21aaaae/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+308,25e05336-ad33-4d18-9f82-44170441e955,1990-02-11,Healy Creek,Second avy slope; near Banff,"[581843.0, 5661587.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,4.0,,4,4 day search for 4 skiers buried by a large avalanche while eating lunch in a forested area adjacent to slide path,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1990-02-11 12:15', 'size': '3.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Nc', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2350, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': -5, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 'S', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'S2'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 29.0, 'hst': 76, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Healy Creek Trail, Banff National Park (p. 70)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/d9f6b4c8-9d7c-46fb-b18d-a6f223b5f26f/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}, {'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f4ac1575-94aa-4456-b3cc-ce9ef218179d/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
+309,ed7a9899-1673-49fb-a562-ca941517dd99,1990-01-30,Kokanee Glacier Park,"Headwaters of Nutla Creek, NNW of Battleship","[486955.0, 5511952.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,2.0,,2,Group of 2 went for a ski near the hut. They were covered in a slide and found hours later.,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1990-01-30 12:00', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': 2200, 'slab_width': 350, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'S-1'}",additional Wx from Whitewater,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",deposit up to 4m deep,"[{'title': 'Battleship Mountain, Kokanee Glacier Park (p. 69)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/5d7db723-70bb-4b75-a9a1-035207ea7d69/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}, {'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/ed4bf5bb-3715-46b9-b5b2-e50fad0ef028/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
+310,a27a797e-cbbe-450d-8a7b-ca0df84d3ae9,1990-01-28,Sand Creek,8.5 km NNW of Fernie Snow Valley Main Study Plot,"[631756.0, 5482399.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,,1.0,1,,Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1990-01-28 13:00', 'size': '3.0', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 1830, 'slab_width': 80, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': -8, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'S1'}",Additional wx data available from Fernie Snow Valley Main Study Plot,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Sand Creek, Souther Rockies (p. 66)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/8f2ae84c-6231-4214-a4c9-b0b93a2b80af/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+311,19e23d7b-f338-4a37-ab67-03372be86539,1990-01-06,outside Sunshine Ski Area,Wawa Bowl,"[583943.0, 5661621.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,1.0,,1,,Out-of-Bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1990-01-06 17:30', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2400, 'slab_width': 30, 'slab_thickness': 70}]","{'temp_present': -6, 'temp_max': -4, 'temp_min': -7, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'M', 'wind_dir': 'SW', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 10.0, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Wawa Bowl, Banff National Park (p. 64)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6696603c-c3b6-496e-8eb0-e3c862f4ed09/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+312,f60b6cb2-3882-40db-a1eb-75b1117fdd3e,1989-03-15,outside Whistler Mountain Ski Area,Flute Mountain,"[503485.0, 5544174.0]",UTM 10 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,1.0,,1,2 skiers jumped a cornice simutaneously and triggered a slide that engulfed the photographer below.,Out-of-Bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1989-03-15', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 250, 'slab_thickness': 135}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Flute Mountain, near Whistler, BC (p. 63)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/ed3269dc-43b6-4094-8882-b276769b7870/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+313,99d2fbb4-87c3-417d-a2ff-ed95fae9c541,1989-03-15,"Bella Vista, Monashees",Run: Bella Vista,"[385655.0, 5748985.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,2.0,,1,,Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1989-03-15 11:27', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': 2190, 'slab_width': 120, 'slab_thickness': 90}]","{'temp_present': -10, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 'NW', 'sky': 'BKN', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","HS varied from 380 to 130cm, crown varied from 50-120cm","[{'title': 'Bella Vista, Monashee Mountains (p. 60)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/1391ce97-ded9-4a83-8669-714edaf1e6fa/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+314,a596b618-4d30-4df8-8e5e-dc04d5c63be3,1989-01-28,Telegraph Creek,slope above west part of town,"[371869.0, 6419605.0]",UTM 9 NAD83,,BC,,,1,"Good article in The Province, Jan. 29, 1989",Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1989-01-28 14:00', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 300, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': 3, 'temp_max': 3, 'temp_min': 0, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': 'RS'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Telegraph Creek, Coast Mountains, BC (p. 171)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f29849b0-655f-4de0-aa55-449abfd85192/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+315,4cd517d6-053f-49bb-8028-f9bf27dfcfbe,1989-01-04,Middle Kootenay Pass,S of Westcastle Ski Area,"[689095.0, 5459602.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,1.0,,1,sledders climbing slope,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1989-01-04 12:47', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 1770, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Middle Kootenay Pass, near Pincher Creek, Alberta (p. 115)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/c82219c1-5383-458b-a742-0bef9db932ed/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+316,43c38127-6499-4ba5-9d54-0fe93d3e9aa5,1989-01-02,outside Blackcomb Ski Area,Christmas Chute,"[517823.0, 5538644.0]",UTM 10 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,,Out-of-Bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1989-01-02 11:00', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2290, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': 75}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}","60 cm in previous 3 days, strong winds from NNW and SSW. May class 2 and 3 slides on Dec. 31.","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': 60, 'hst_reset': ''}",ran on thin crust/ice lens. Very easy shear in 3 shovel tests,"[{'title': 'Garibaldi Provincial Park (p. 58)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/142490c2-13c4-4a2c-b1aa-63ba1f444c05/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+317,6778ae7a-7482-4d97-bff8-c8ed0ee3d474,1988-12-28,Extra Light Ice Climb,"near Field, Yoho Park","[537485.0, 5694437.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,,Ice Climbing,"[{'observation_date': '1988-12-28 14:00', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/ddf6b3fa-bca2-4f4d-aa30-16f1a24577b7/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': 'Extra Light, Yoho National Park (p. 145)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/05e54bba-41e3-40c4-80e5-d99132fc954c/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+318,af896fc2-f98e-4dab-8a56-783a5e6db30b,1988-04-03,outside Whitetooth Ski Area,1 km NE ski area; near Golden,"[494075.0, 5434119.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,3 skiers left ski area. While descending they came upon a cliff band. The first skier who dropped the cliff started a slide and was buried. The other 2 skiers left the site and went for help. The buried skier was found later by an avalanche resuce dog..,Out-of-Bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1988-04-03 16:10', 'size': '2.0', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 1550, 'slab_width': 38, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Whitetooth Mountain, near Golder, BC (p. 57)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/27832fcc-e9f6-441b-ab86-684c2986f668/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+319,65d47fd5-a4da-4d68-9cbc-99f57893b07f,1988-03-22,Sale Mountain,"near La Forme Creek, Selkirks","[425047.0, 5848368.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,2.0,,1,This avalanche followed one 10 minutes earlier - see that case for info on first avalanche,Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1988-03-22 12:45', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2100, 'slab_width': 120, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': -3, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 'SW', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'Nil'}",Additional Wx Obs available from Fidelity wx,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 10.0, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",This aval followed one 10 min earlier,"[{'title': 'Sale Mountain, Selkirks (p. 54)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/31ab3b4a-78e1-4203-bad0-2c97dfedc798/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+320,f1210e8a-c3f8-49a3-9b73-779a069e047c,1988-02-20,Fossil Mountain,"South side of Fossil Mountain, near Lake Louise Ski Area","[565863.0, 5705848.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,1.0,,2,"Overdue group found high on Fossil Mtn. Group was climbing at time, having stashed skis on slope.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1988-02-20 11:30', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': 2895, 'slab_width': 30, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': 0, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'S', 'wind_dir': 'W', 'sky': 'CLR', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': 0, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Fossil Mountain, Banff National Park (p. 143)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/556841f1-35c6-4e1f-a49c-0424622513bb/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}, {'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/3ed96824-b4aa-4081-9a88-a401087f3f8b/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
+321,abe928a4-c18d-47d6-969c-4a304048f7fb,1988-02-13,Shawinigan,Young girls playing on hill near Shawinigan,"[672523.0, 5157622.0]",UTM 18 NAD83,,QC,2.0,1.0,1,"2 Girl Guides playing on snow covered sand hill when slide triggered. Crazy carpet. Deux fillettes de 13 ans enfouies sous 1,75 m de neige pendant près de deux heures.",Other Recreational,"[{'observation_date': '1988-02-13', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 4, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': ' Shawinigan, Quebec (p. 143)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/abd00b0e-2d03-4952-a674-b69da2667e3e/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+322,aaf84bc1-38ea-4835-9509-206fd5b271ef,1988-02-07,Crowfoot Pass,"1 km north of Crowfoot pass, just below treeline","[541468.0, 5717824.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,1.0,,1,,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1988-02-07 13:20', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 2255, 'slab_width': 80, 'slab_thickness': 40}]","{'temp_present': -5, 'temp_max': -4, 'temp_min': -9, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'M', 'wind_dir': 'W', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'S-1'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 0.0, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/03388adf-3053-448a-a6e9-504eea70f05c/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': 'Crowfoot Pass, Banff National Park (p. 51)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/d17252c4-19ab-4800-ab63-f26902c83043/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+323,299b39a0-b8f9-43a9-b187-56244aecc732,1988-01-17,Standfast Creek,1988,"[438049.0, 5640176.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,,,1,Tail guide triggered slide while bringing skiers back to main group.,Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1988-01-17 13:10', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 1610, 'slab_width': 40, 'slab_thickness': 75}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Standfast Creek, Selkirk Mountains (p. 49)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/446a96d7-604f-465e-8963-4a8b0f50e0c9/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+324,42e09918-4dda-47e0-ae36-384d4e062000,1987-08-01,Mount Robson,Below the Kain face,"[356003.0, 5886660.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,,1.0,1,hit while descending during a storm,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1987-08-01 09:00', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 3000, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'S', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}","high winds, blowing snow, poor visibility","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Mt. Robson, Mt. Robson Provincial Park (p. 142)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/8575f8db-0fdf-42b7-8d81-afbd1466c184/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+325,271be205-0fbd-408e-87ea-f07f81ce8ed5,1987-06-14,Mount Bryce,East flank of NE ridge,"[478661.0, 5766636.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,2.0,,3,4 members of British Armed Forces were caught after a cornice collapse triggered a slide.,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1987-06-14 20:30', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Nc', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2850, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Mt. Bryce, Jasper National Park (p. 141)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/249a36b3-6ced-4ac4-9037-1072dea4c4cb/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}, {'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/768c5368-cc74-4624-a666-121ca45a184c/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': 'Newspaper report', 'source': None, 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a475130b-6308-43ab-a16a-1425de25c0c8/'}]"
+326,c1c9a34e-c845-4f38-918a-84442499c04e,1987-05-29,Bow Summit,; near old lookou,"[534475.0, 5727782.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,,,1,"Skiers hiked above the lower angle slopes of a ridge at Bow Summit. While one person took a photograph, the other skier started down a slope, triggered a slide and was carried down the slope.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1987-05-29 16:15', 'size': '2.0', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 6, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f89b484f-2f7e-45e3-ad5d-4dcab5cca9d6/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': 'Bow Summit, Banff National Park (p.47)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/3c501b11-a3f2-4971-879c-97c127d2c56d/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+327,6dd3efd5-ef13-4af5-b9a2-8c09f2ac9110,1987-03-23,Thunder River Drainage,"Mike's Warmup in Thunder River Drainage 15 km NNE from Blue River, BC","[339496.0, 5791438.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,7.0,,7,Guided group at top of run. Guide digging pit when slide happened.,Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1987-03-23 12:30', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 2250, 'slab_width': 340, 'slab_thickness': 70}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",no profile on file,"[{'title': 'Thunder River, Cariboo Mountains (p. 46)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/4e427021-02f8-4f37-952a-196715f35f32/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+328,c6376a3e-b633-4261-a8b0-677eff0a8426,1986-08-28,Mount Baker,East Face - Wapta Icefield,"[None, None]",,,AB,2.0,,2,,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1986-08-28 15:00', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Loose', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",14degree C during the afternoon of the event,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/86de7028-1045-4153-8668-276a76f04eeb/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
+329,9a0ee09c-dab9-4d5d-b75c-5b8bfae45087,1986-07-05,Temple Mt,,"[None, None]",,,AB,,,2,Climbing accident. Natural icefall swept climbers down face.,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1986-07-05', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Ni', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': 3000, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+330,729fe414-c451-43c7-98c8-f71bf5eadeec,1986-03-29,Clemina Creek,near Valemount,"[357562.0, 5825390.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,5.0,,4,,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1986-03-29', 'size': '3.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2050, 'slab_width': 1000, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': 'W', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': 45, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Clemina Creek, Monashee Mountains (p. 112)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/93dd7aa6-1263-4ffb-964e-fde884167693/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+331,b893988b-fefb-4ea8-bddd-bfb5d3433949,1986-02-17,Coquihalla Lake,"200 m above highway, 2km SW of Coquihalla Lakes","[644337.0, 5499398.0]",UTM 10 NAD83,,BC,2.0,,1,"Two off duty highway workers went skiing. They triggered a slide, burying themselves. 1 dug himself out, tried to find partner and returned to the highway for help.",Snowshoeing & Hiking,"[{'observation_date': '1986-02-17 13:30', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 1345, 'slab_width': 105, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","60cm deposited from storm lasting from feb 15,16,17","[{'title': 'Coquihalla Lakes, Cascade Mountains, BC (p. 40)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/c87db17c-ebe6-41ff-8c90-bb9029df22e5/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+332,74ebe1cb-f36a-4eac-83d7-2606bee39f3c,1986-02-07,Curling,"the site of the Bay of Islands War Memorial, Monument Hill, Curling near Corner Brook","[429500.0, 5422600.0]",UTM 21 NAD83,,NL,1.0,0.0,1,,Other Recreational,"[{'observation_date': '1986-02-07', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Curling, Feb 7, 1986', 'source': 'NFLD Geological Survey', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b783abb7-8adf-4a34-b69c-0713f9dd74b1/feb7_86.html'}]"
+333,f7179aa1-e802-4e01-9f64-985e36ae3565,1986-02-04,Nakusp,"Selkirk Mountains 19 km east of Nakusp, BC","[428623.0, 5566896.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,2.0,,2,,Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1986-02-04 14:40', 'size': '3.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 95, 'slab_thickness': 75}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Selkirk Mountains, Nakusp, BC (p. 38)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/66367b7d-c7c1-4bce-8cbc-a249dc6d2cd2/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+334,a43c08c1-7bd6-4f26-b551-e3ba3a4e3bdc,1986-01-25,Mount White Queen,"1 km north of Whitewater ski area, 21 km SE of Nelson","[490496.0, 5477480.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,"Avalanche hazard posted as being high in the ski area. Explosive control in the area audible from accident site.
+
+There is also a report of the victim being partially buried with just his leg above snow",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1986-01-25 15:40', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 2130, 'slab_width': 20, 'slab_thickness': 75}]","{'temp_present': 0, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'SCT', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': 23, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/4a926b03-5b12-4e56-a561-051f457bb70d/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': 'White Queen Mountain, Nelson, BC (p. 35)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/aaf5be1c-53b6-4a8a-b64a-efd710e57f7d/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+335,985b318f-131e-47bb-a80b-8e86e0f3bc39,1985-03-03,Montange Blanche,"Charlevoix Mountains, Quebec","[624024.0, 5718071.0]",UTM 19 NAD83,,QC,1.0,,1,Un skieur hors-piste,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1985-03-03 15:15', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': 500, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': -20, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'S', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Montagne Blanche, Quebec (p. 34)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/23b8862e-7280-4cf9-9851-6971012ccf77/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+336,cbfd4018-8ec4-4be7-b612-b96af2fd8f4c,1985-03-02,Mount Erris,"southwest  slope of Mt Erris, 4 km south of North Fork pass, 22 km SE of Elkford","[666599.0, 5527860.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,,,1,Snowmobile group traversing a lee (loaded) gully feature. 2 sleds caught in slide.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1985-03-02 11:15', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 2300, 'slab_width': 20, 'slab_thickness': 30}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Mt. Erris, near Elkford, BC (p. 109)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/21ad73d4-82b9-4f8c-980c-633c8201b145/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+337,596fe7d6-80db-4397-8e79-54a9e53ce8d7,1985-02-23,Onion Mountain,"near Smithers, BC","[639112.0, 6083574.0]",UTM 9 NAD83,,BC,,,1,Sledder travelling at high speed up slope and hit a descending avalanche. He died after sustaining severe injuries.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1985-02-23 23:55', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 350, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': 'S2'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Onion Mountain, near Smithers, BC (p. 109)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/cd751527-35dd-4e9a-99e7-e40ab68c8515/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+338,f775d2ef-e312-47d2-87dd-7eea4aabf225,1985-02-18,Mount Duffy (Parbury),6 km NE of Blue River in Monashee Mountains,"[352167.0, 5781026.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,2.0,,2,"Victims did not space out while traversing slope, as instructed by guide.",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1985-02-18 15:50', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Loose', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': 2200, 'slab_width': 35, 'slab_thickness': 30}]","{'temp_present': -9, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 'S', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'S-1'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': 20, 'hst_reset': ''}",subsequent storms prevented detailed observation of avalanche & snowpack,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/3d0b367a-cd47-4018-9615-1ef145244ec3/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': 'Mt. Duffy, Monashee Mountains (p.33)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/0a3b4467-0f2d-48d5-aee9-266baa2bdbb2/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+339,59950f26-5e19-4317-ada2-6319165ceb4d,1984-12-29,Mount Neptune,near Rossland,"[437305.0, 5453370.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,2.0,,2,,Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1984-12-29 10:00', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2080, 'slab_width': 65, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Fracture line connected granite slabs that formed shallow snowpack areas (facetted),"[{'title': 'Mount Neptune near Rossland (p. 30)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a8b22827-d579-4164-b1b2-2a71ec86a3a0/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+340,8eb1b4e5-5f46-4ce9-8a81-0543fab8fe66,1984-12-27,outside Sunshine Ski Area,Wawa Bowl,"[583943.0, 5661621.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,1.0,,1,"2 patrollers on their time off. On their second run down, slope released (partway down slope) after skier fell a second time on the slope.",Out-of-Bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1984-12-27 12:30', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2520, 'slab_width': 130, 'slab_thickness': 120}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Max thickness 2.5 m,"[{'title': 'Wawa Bowl, Banff National Park (p. 27)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/e74e60e9-94b9-4dd9-9958-c90fe3df132f/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
+341,a6f7c2a7-24b8-41c2-9341-99edcf779528,1984-04-01,Deltaform Mtn,Super Couloir Route,"[None, None]",,,BC,,1.0,1,Avalanche caught ice climbers on Super Couloir on Mt. Deltaform and swept them down mountain.,Ice Climbing,"[{'observation_date': '1984-04-01 09:00', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Nc', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b80fba6d-48ca-40ff-bac9-ab8b752cdee1/AlpineClubOfCanada_Writeup.pdf'}]"
+342,9bb14ae4-2c83-4156-baf5-33ca4831c275,1984-02-11,Redfern Lake,BC,"[445842.0, 6356706.0]",UTM 10V NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,2,"Five snowmobilers left a trapper's cabin for an outing in the mountains.  By noon they had driven 40km and were resting below a large knoll.  One member of the party left for some exploring and later a friend followed him around and above the hill.  The three men still sitting below the outcrop heard a sound like an explosion and seconds later saw one rider coming full speed down the gully, slightly ahead of an avalanche cloud.  The avalanche overtook him and he disappeared from sight.  The knoll split the avalanche in two, protecting the three men.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1984-02-11 12:00', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 400, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Two snowmobiler killed (p. 134)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6b4ce280-3701-448b-8b30-191b64be2170/'}]"
+343,b3effa04-04e3-44b1-a512-ca077f41e38d,1984-01-29,Flathead Pass,5km west of Continental divide,"[669116.0, 5480100.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,2.0,1,"Three snowmobilers on a day trip in the Barnes Lake area had driven their machines up and down the slope of an avlanche path.  While two of them were adjusting their machines in the run-out zone, the third made another run back up the track.  On his way back down (two thirds of the way up the path), an avalanche released above him and carried him down, partially burying him.  One of the riders in the runout had removed one of his spark plugs and was crouched behind his machine, the other tried to move to the side on his machine but both were overrun by the avalanche.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1984-01-29 14:00', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2160, 'slab_width': 350, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One snowmobiler killed, two injured (p. 131)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/96b8f648-573d-49b7-9be6-a2f30609ba0e/'}]"
+344,e72e0737-6e20-4666-a7e2-e23948f4abc2,1984-01-07,Quartz Creek,near Golden,"[480283.0, 5692493.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,"Two snowmobilers heading up valley, first rider about 1km ahead of his partner.  Turned back to find his partner's snowmobile upside down in fresh avalanche debris.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1984-01-07 08:30', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 150, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One snowmobiler killed (p. 127)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/ab67d285-feff-4dad-a334-0b88052c31ae/'}]"
+345,22f598ea-44b3-4979-9f67-1fdaa3a505c0,1983-09-18,Mount Charlton,,"[466149.0, 5829747.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,1.0,1,Three mountaineers attempting to climb Mt Charlton via a couloir with a NE aspect.  They had climbed to approximately 3030m when decided to retreat.  Cutting steep diagonal traverses to minimize releasing slabs the lead climber triggered an avalanche that pulled them down (all roped together).  The lead climber was carried into a bergschrund where he was buried deeply.,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1983-09-18 12:00', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': 30}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One mountain climber killed, one injured (p. 122)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/38f147bc-a38c-469a-8c5e-fee8f55e3a8f/'}]"
+346,9229b7c2-1289-49e3-ad63-2adc8fabfb1b,1983-07-03,3-3.5 Couloir,Base of 3-3.5 couloir; Moraine Lake,"[555773.0, 5683491.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,,1,Solo climber found partially buried in wet snow at the base of Mt Bowlen.  The solo climber could have been engulfed by an avalanche or might have started one himself. It was evident that he had suffered fatal injuries during the fall.,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1983-07-03', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One mountain climber killed (p. 121)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/4aedac9c-f0b2-4fbc-bf9a-9917e8b0cabb/'}]"
+347,a316f359-afdc-48bd-8d36-6c0681ce788a,1983-02-13,Tent Ridge,Grizzly basin; Kananaskis Country,"[613844.0, 5632537.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,,1,"Two guides and five clients heliskiing.  First guide down slope probing snowpack, when turning to ski down he triggered an avalanche above him, this carried him into a gully where he was buried.  No others caught.",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1983-02-13 12:15', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2395, 'slab_width': 30, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One skier killed (p. 115)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/83c789a7-48c7-4666-a72c-bd6d8ccfc12a/'}]"
+348,f133ffb0-28fd-460a-84ef-8f208f32956b,1983-01-08,Apex Alpine Area,near Penticton,"[289390.0, 5470410.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,1.0,1,"Skiing at ski resort.  One skier released an avalanche above and around him.  He tried to out ski it but was engulfed and tossed against trees.  Came to a stop against a large pine tree, unconcious and partially buried.  He started to dig himself out and called for help.  Another skier hearing his cries alerted the ski patrol.  Ski patrol searched the area and found another victim upslope.  No party size given as these seemed to be independent skiers on the same run.",Lift Skiing Open,"[{'observation_date': '1983-01-08 10:45', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': 1930, 'slab_width': 23, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': 1, 'temp_min': -7, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 'W', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': 130, 'hn24': 28.0, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Snowfall ended at 0600 on January 8.  At the time of the accident the sky was clear and the temperature was estimated at -4C.,"[{'title': 'One skier killed (p. 112)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/0d7994cf-3497-4492-b673-d0c0cb337785/'}]"
+349,9f143935-1efb-4275-96b9-e2a91d9905eb,1982-11-27,Mount Sheer,"near Britannia Beach, BC","[495184.0, 5496014.0]",UTM 10 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,1.0,,1,Conflicting data: Party of seven but the account only describes how four party members were partially buried with two being completely buried.  Assumed that the 7th was not involved.,Snowshoeing & Hiking,"[{'observation_date': '1982-11-27', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 1600, 'slab_width': 10, 'slab_thickness': 40}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","On the evening of the 25th November and in the morning of Nov 27th 30-40cm of snow had accumulated, probably with a weak bond to the old snow surface.  During the daytime hours of Nov 27 the snowfall was light, adding only a few cm's, but it became heavier in the afternoon and continued for three days.  By 30 November the storm had deposited 80-100cm of snow.  The temperature was initially low, but it gradually rose during the storm.  On November 27 the freezing level was at 1200m rising later to about 1500m.  The wind was light from the south.","[{'title': 'One hiker killed (p. 109)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/d8505411-4fcf-4568-ada4-643907cf91fa/'}]"
+350,75d412cf-b1e3-4a3f-98b5-99218c46b577,1982-11-01,Lower Lefroy and Victoria Glaciers,"Lake Louise, AB","[551051.0, 5690856.0]",UTM 11 NAD27,,AB,,,1,"Date estimated.  Body was found June 25, 1983.  Estimated to have gone missing sometime in November before snow depth necessitated the use of skis or snowshoes (victim just had hiking boots on).  Circumstantial evidence suggests that the victim was trying to ascend a short cliff band when he triggered a slab that carried him over the cliff to the toe of the talus slope.  He probably unclippeed from the rope and buried pack and attempted to return to Lake Louise. While traversing the toe of a steep moraine he apparently triggered a second avalanche above him that buried him in a V-shaped terrain trap.",Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1982-11-01', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}, {'observation_date': '1982-11-01', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One mountain climber killed (p. 108)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/2d0b0a98-4220-49c4-a80a-20961d512696/'}]"
+351,ddd4fa01-e260-457b-806f-a82bbaf8eba6,1982-08-22,Mount Kitchener,Grand Central Couloir,"[477227.0, 5785190.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,,1,"Cimbers descending couloir to wait for better conditions.  Upper climber clearing snow balled in his crampons and heard avalanche coming down couloir.  Upper climber reached a safe location on a ledge, lower climber was carried 60m down over icefall and partially buried.  When the avalanche stopped they established voice contact, but a second avalanche followed almost immediately and the safe survivor lost contact with his companion.  After climbing down around the icefall the survivor located the victims pack in the bergschrund.  He dug down and uncovered the victims head and shoulders but found no signs of life.",Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1982-08-22 20:00', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One mountain climber killed (p. 107)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/be560997-e61b-44f2-96bf-f43fc803cde0/'}]"
+352,ed5760eb-ff9d-40a5-93d0-5bb512f96a7c,1982-08-20,Mount Robson,West Bowl,"[356111.0, 5887409.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,2,"Victims had descended the west face of Mt Robson by rappel, using a 9mm rope, and were hit by an avalanche at about the 3000m elevation.  The lead climber seems to have set an anchor when the upper climber was hit.  The rope appeared to hang up on a rock between the two and when the upper climber tied into his harness, it failed and he was carried down to approximately 2280m, half way down the snow fan below the bowl.  The other climber was found above tied into the rope, but had sustained fatal head injuries from falling rock.",Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1982-08-20', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': 3000, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Two mountain climbers killed (p. 106)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/3c23954a-13b1-4806-baef-3526602019af/'}]"
+353,532fb91b-a715-44e6-ba28-a37d5c2d139c,1982-08-19,Crescent Glacier,,"[515285.0, 5622047.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,Rockfall from high on the east face of Bugaboo spire initiated an avalanche on the slope below.  The avalanche stopped 500m lower on the Crescent Glacier.,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1982-08-19 17:00', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Nr', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One mountain climber killed (p. 105)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/cbd6d211-8a7f-4128-949d-638b3853e4b7/'}]"
+354,fe683540-3855-45e0-9fb1-e5575e481440,1982-06-11,Mount Logan,North Ridge,"[535559.0, 6722124.0]",UTM 7V NAD27 (assumed),,YT,,,3,"Group of seven climbers attempting an unclimbed ridge of Mt Logan.  At 1100 on June 11 their camp (at 4730m) was struck by an avalanche.  Two members of the party, who were outside their tents when the avalanche struck, were swept about 60m below the camp.  They were able to climb back to the campsite and dig out two other members of the party.  The four then dug for the remaining climbers, using their hands and whatever tools were available.  After another two hours they discovered the body of one of the missing three climbers but found no air pockets or signs of life. Remaining party decided to see to their own survival as it was storming and they needed shelter.",Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1982-06-11', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': 4730, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'three climbers killed (p. 104)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/8e06b798-7c19-4a19-b48f-13948e565fc4/'}]"
+355,2c0f6e34-84bc-400d-b4a1-10d2654d666c,1982-02-22,Marmot Basin Ski Area,,"[424687.0, 5848753.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,1.0,1,"Five skiers left ski-area boundary Intending to ski the other side of the mountain.  At 1215 they triggered a local slump that spread uphill.  They waited but saw no avalanche and decided to enter the gully.  The first person down had stopped to take pictures of his friends when the uppermost skier heard and saw the area 300m above him fracture and called a warning.  The top three skiers were able to reach the side and hang on to trees as the avalanche went by, but one who had fallen before the warning, as well as the photographer, were quickly engulfed and carried down.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1982-02-22 12:30', 'size': '4.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 300, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Strong loading of the lee slopes in the upper part of Marmot Basin and deep unstable snow layers.,"[{'title': 'One skier killed, one injured (p. 101)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/2e6e6870-e619-4e88-8e5c-68f913928a34/'}]"
+356,61116a24-11b1-4b2d-9659-65417e13f34f,1982-02-05,Polar Circus,Cirrus Mt,"[501140.0, 5779576.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,,1,"Solo climber left the Cirrus Mtn campground in the morning of Feb 5 for an ascent of the Polar Circus ice route.  At approximately 1500, the climber's friends noticed a fresh avalanche arross the route of the solo climber.  When they returned to the trail head in the evening they found his car still there.",Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1982-02-05', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One mountain climber killed (p. 100)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/c80fd672-adca-46d8-ba6c-06b31659536a/'}]"
+357,15a3fe06-71f7-4637-8f5e-0ea3874e89b2,1982-01-18,CMH Bugaboos,Ski run 69,"[527071.0, 5616535.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,2,"A guide and ten clients landed at the top of their run ""69"".  The guide descended to a small ridge in the center of the slope intending to reassemble his group there.  As he was walking up the ridge however, he looked back and saw an avalanche breaking above the group.  Seven clients had reached the outcrop, but three were still below in a shallow gully on the left.  The guide's warning shout alerted the three, and two of them managed to reach the ridge.  Meanwhile five of the seven already on the ridge panicked and skied down into the gully on the right.  The avalanche being larger than expected overshot the ridge so that the five persons there were tumbled in the air and moved a short distance, but they remained on the surface.  The skiers in the two gullies were engulfed by deeper snow.",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1982-01-18 14:45', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': 2580, 'slab_width': 400, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Bed surface consisted of FC and new snow with sector-like brnches.  This layer was probably at the snow surface during the very cold weather three weeks prior to  the avalanche as was subsequently covered by new snow between 7 and 18 January.,"[{'title': 'Two skiers killed (p. 95)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a83736f8-00a7-4b17-9645-6364c7c7d7aa/'}]"
+358,e70aed5d-f69b-41c8-8ad6-8a7d1743a435,1982-01-12,Terrace,"Terrace BC, Railway mile 43.5","[470680.0, 6011431.0]",UTM 9 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,"Workers clearing old avalanche debris when second avalanche hit.  Watchman shouted and everyone tried to take cover.  Four men and four vehicles were caught.  The powder component of the avalanche blew two men across the adjacent highway to the river ice.  A third man was thrown across the highway only and remained on the surface.  The fourth was flung under a 3/4 ton truck, which was also displaced and partially buried by the by the avalanche.",At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1982-01-12', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': 1020, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One workman killed (p.87)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/19a85309-2557-485a-a92d-184c984c94f3/'}]"
+359,6149a02f-8759-48ec-96eb-001d1e6a0bd7,1981-04-02,Mount Stephen,,"[500000.0, 5629438.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,2,"Two mountaineers intending to climb Mt Stephen over the avalanche path below the Stephen Glacier and to descend via the West ridge.  While ascending, climbers triggered an avalanche that carried them down a steep ice gully and over rocks.  Both men seem to have died instantly in falling over cliffs.",Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1981-04-02', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 2250, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Two mountain climbers killed (p. 75)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/5d403728-c5e0-4493-b942-819104aa81cb/'}]"
+360,b5a29973-9c6d-41ed-923b-34da7a76b2af,1981-03-06,Mount Thompson,,"[533427.0, 5724076.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,,2,,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1981-03-06', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 2590, 'slab_width': 200, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","Snowpack contained a stable base about 1m deep.  A weak layer consisting of SH and FC'd crystals, and at the top 40cm of deep new and partially settled snow deposited in the two weeks prior to the accident.  On February 22 the sky was overcast, very light snow fell, the wind was moderate from the west and at Bow Summit the temperature was between -11 and -4C.","[{'title': 'Two skiers killed (p. 71)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b8321324-69d3-4bf1-8e46-4408a510bb70/'}]"
+361,b064d1c6-9ded-4805-b487-fb3b4e227724,1981-02-23,Crystalline Drainage,,"[-116.91444396972656, 50.83890151977539]",LatLon,,BC,,,3,,Mechanized Skiing,[],"{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+362,9aab24ae-e123-40fb-ad21-1055f95ca184,1981-02-22,Bourgeau Lake,,"[583960.0, 5665337.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,,1,"Party of four split into two groups.  One group began ascending, leading skier was engulfed in avalanche but managed to stay on top, becoming only partially buried.  The other skier was completely buried.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1981-02-22 14:30', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2300, 'slab_width': 50, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One skier killed (p. 66)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/d80312a6-c2c7-4962-9139-2e5d02811a19/'}]"
+363,dae70d02-57e7-4287-af5f-43e37aaedb97,1981-02-21,Waterfall Valley,,"[530035.0, 5712933.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,"Four skiers from Des Poilus Glacier down to the Twin Falls Tea House and Lower Yoho Valley.  The skiers, 10-15m apart, followed the west arm of Waterfall Creek.  Approximately 1 mile from Twin Falls Creek the party entered a narrow gully.  As the leader had passed it he heard a sound like a call.  Looking back he saw a small slab avalanche had fractured from the steep slope just to the west of his ski tracks and that the second party member was missing.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1981-02-21 12:00', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2280, 'slab_width': 40, 'slab_thickness': 65}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One skier killed (p. 63)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b5955b60-136c-495e-b6cf-7ca705af7083/'}]"
+364,0a721fe1-0374-4570-befb-0b0727401f72,1981-02-18,Derickson Ridge,near Revelstoke,"[399823.0, 5671189.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,4.0,,1,Guide and one guest investigating small avalanche off to the side of their run.  Remaining guests were waiting in a depression between two shallow ridges.  All eight skiers that could not escape to the side were caught and hurled down.,Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1981-02-18 11:45', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 200, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One skier killed (p. 60)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/e8fa600c-8fec-472f-86de-ac06db77bc06/'}]"
+365,3549ad25-7fb5-4c46-9cf4-cc7068e0fc08,1980-08-20,Mount Athabasca,,"[485187.0, 5781452.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,,1,"party ascending the normal route of Mt Athabasca, the climbers roped together.  A slab fracture occurred below the rope leader about half way up a steep snow slope leading towards the saddle, and when he attempted to hold with his ice axe it pulled out and all three men were carried down by the avalanche.  Two men were on the surface when the avalanche stopped, but one man had been swept into a crevasse and buried under about 2m of snow.",Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1980-08-20', 'size': '', 'type': 'Loose', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 20, 'slab_thickness': 30}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","Unsure if this amount of snow is in the previous 24 hours, but it is mentioned that there was new snow ontop of an old compacted layer.","[{'title': 'One mountain climber killed (p. 59)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/94bd997c-15d9-496d-93ca-839ca953dd17/'}]"
+366,6f78ed7f-e3ae-4a2b-b826-263b01640539,1980-08-08,Slesse Mt,BC,"[602364.0, 5430253.0]",UTM 10 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,Two from a party of three were having a look at the avalanche activity coming off the buttress.  A large avalanche over-ran their position carrying them 400-500m downslope.  One victim was carried on the surface and ended up on top.  The other victim also ended up on top but died from his injuries.,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1980-08-08 15:00', 'size': '', 'type': 'Loose', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 1430, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One mountain climber killed, one injured (p. 57)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/7964fd3e-0d73-4f29-ab57-0af1a333f16f/'}]"
+367,beadf028-a841-4c95-87f6-c093e50994ca,1980-03-15,Mount Mackenzie,Meadow above timberline,"[425574.0, 5757885.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,One skier entered the northwest bowl from one side.  He was caught in the middle when the snow fractured on the steep slope 200m above him.  No one in the party observed the avalanche in motion or the skier being caught.,Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1980-03-15 13:30', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 2350, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One skier killed (p. 53)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6607d96e-4d89-434f-8f0d-fc4a5efe7133/'}]"
+368,cfa19b3d-5859-403b-aeef-a46b3951aa01,1979-03-17,Windy Pass,"near Gold Bridge, BC","[503509.0, 5649826.0]",UTM 10 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,Seven snowmobilers travelling to pass.  One became stuck on slope below pass and two others came to help.  Avalanche started above the snowmobilers buring the man who's machine was stuck.  One person above him jumped from his machine and managed to stay on top of the snow.  Another man lower down gunned his machine and managed to get away from the slide.  The buried person was killed by asphyxiation.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1979-03-17 10:30', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 2135, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Three snowmobilers caught, one killed (p. 49)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/4be01fea-8591-42fb-88b0-10989b7b75f0/'}]"
+369,8d20dff5-458a-48cb-b96c-357a8dbe0530,1979-02-28,Tangle Hill,,"[None, None]",,,AB,,,1,"Two climbers crossing slope.  Stopped to put crampons on, one dropped a mitt which he chased downslope over hard snow.  Triggered an avalanche above the upper climber.  Upper climber managed to run over top of blocks to be left in place.  Lower climber was swept down.",Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1979-02-28 11:20', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 1820, 'slab_width': 40, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One mountain climber killed (p. 45)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/fc3c4119-ab9b-48e9-98c8-7b2c322941f2/'}]"
+370,6572fd18-9b03-4362-9069-8c94acc1df6c,1979-02-24,Stanley Basin,,"[565209.0, 5672480.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,2,Four skiers returning from a day of skiing were struck by a large avalanche at 13:30.  All four were caught and carried about 300m.,Other Recreational,"[{'observation_date': '1979-02-24 13:30', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 2000, 'slab_width': 60, 'slab_thickness': 30}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Low temps from December to the day of the accident had formed a weak DH layer underneath a moderately thick windslab.,"[{'title': 'Two skiers killed (p. 43)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/7018143f-0524-480a-9b32-2c14e88a93e3/'}]"
+371,c51c63cf-cdf0-4dec-8248-35df17e74b99,1979-02-23,Mount Mackenzie,Near peak,"[423929.0, 5646677.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,"Four skiers flown to peak by rented helicopter (not clear if this is guided).  Leader chose route slightly north of the standard run and after skiing a short distance in steep terrain, stopped.  A second following skier fell and lost one ski while still above the leader.  At that moment an avalanche released from the top and engulfed the fallen skier.  The leader of the group was able to ski sideways to safety",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1979-02-23 09:20', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 2250, 'slab_width': 200, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One skier killed (p. 41)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/feafc030-ee82-4374-9243-b62712a72668/'}]"
+372,b3938733-abc0-45ba-aef3-917d1121c695,1979-02-20,outside Whistler Mountain Ski Area,between Back Bowl and Burnt Stew Basin,"[502383.0, 5551603.0]",UTM 10 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,Two skiers parted after descending the ridge between back bowl and burnt stew basin beyond the whistler boundary.  Victim was alone at time of avalanche.,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1979-02-20 12:00', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 1855, 'slab_width': 1200, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Below normal snowpack for this area at this time of year.  DH at base.,"[{'title': 'One skier killed (p. 36)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/d3166d56-7647-4c18-bbfd-30314b88635c/'}]"
+373,800748f9-46c8-4b2c-ae84-9bf593f7d3d6,1979-02-14,Spillimacheen Range,near Golden,"[495332.0, 5660948.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,1.0,,7,"Guide skied down to lower angle bench, heard 'explosion', and looked up to see an avalanche coming down on group he left higher on slope.  Guide was caught but ended up on surface having lost both skis and his pack.  Guide still had his radio and radioed his helicopter pilot who in turn alerted another nearby heli ski company.  By the time the helicopter arrived the lone guide had located one buried skier with his transceiver and started to dig by hand.  He uncovered this victim who survived;  one other victim self-rescued themself, all other victims died due to suffocation.",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1979-02-14 16:00', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2560, 'slab_width': 1400, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}","On February 13 wind from the SW with an average speed of 61km/h was obdserved at the MacDonald Shoulder at Roger's Pass.  By February 14 the weather had cleared, the temp had dropped to -17C and the wind had shifted to L from the NE.","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Seven skiers killed (p. 39)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/2171e47e-d603-4cae-a444-083a130f9e47/'}]"
+374,0e4ebf8c-2619-44bb-a6ab-96736679b606,1978-12-16,Dennis Creek,near Slocan Lake,"[471353.0, 5542414.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,Two guides with six skiers.  Unsure whether the party was being guided or not.,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1978-12-16 13:30', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': 2200, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",poor bonding between old layers of snow and triggered by the weight of skiers.  Accident site at the southern edge of a storm that deposited 93cm of snow at Mt Fidelity (100km North of accident site) between December 14-16.,"[{'title': 'One skier killed (p. 19)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/604d1cf6-3f5f-4148-8a19-2708c53331e9/'}]"
+375,2ed7ba14-1624-47a8-812c-805e33df55d6,1978-08-20,3-3.5 Couloir,Moraine Lake,"[555773.0, 5683491.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,,1,Two mountaineers descending couloir.  Once descending directly down the center swept off by wet snow avalanche.  Other climber on the side not caught.,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1978-08-20', 'size': '', 'type': 'Loose', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",accident occurred under warm teps and rain conditions following wet snow.,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",accident occurred under warm teps and rain conditions following wet snow.,"[{'title': 'Once mountain climber killed (p. 18)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/542a843c-5766-487b-85aa-7c7da2d1661c/'}]"
+376,de73db9a-d932-47e1-a319-d892c733ecc6,1978-02-11,Mica Creek,40km SW of Mica Creek,"[None, None]",,,BC,,,4,"Upon landing helicopter skid struck a rock and broke apart.  Passengers thrown from helicopter over a distance of 100m (?).  Snow weak from solar radiation, released an avalanche.
+Guide, pilot and two passengers died.  Helicopter crash was the initial cause of death, but the falling craft released an avalanche that mitigated the damage. The ensuing avalanche cushioned the impact and probably saved the other passengers' lives when the helicopter split apart.  No specifics on victims other than the fatalities.",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1978-02-11 09:30', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': 2500, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Helicopter crash with fatalities and injuries (p. 17)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/0d4f0ce0-73ed-4f56-a900-639f46e5695c/'}]"
+377,4848496b-2088-477d-bed1-bfce59c74b7c,1978-01-29,Chelmsford,,"[484677.0, 5158883.0]",UTM 17T NAD27 (assumed),,ON,,,1,Sudbury man died when he was buried while snowshoeing with a friend in a gravel pit.  He slid down a 30m embankment and snow from above fell on top of him.  The other person was not hurt.,Snowshoeing & Hiking,"[{'observation_date': '1978-01-29', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One snowshoes killed (p. 16)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/d1859e6f-fc68-43ad-b161-fee6fff1c4af/'}]"
+378,db09ec99-465f-4b4c-920a-5efa624d2c1a,1977-10-09,President's Glacier,,"[530079.0, 5705518.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,At 0700h 13 climbers left the Alpine Club hut in the little Yoho Valley intending to climb Mts President and Vice President via President's Glacier and President's Col.  At approximately 1000h the first rope party of 3 climbers came to a large bergrschrund about 175m below President's Col.  Shortly after the lead climber had crossed the 'schrund an avlanche released from above and swept him into the 'schrund where he was buried by the avalanching snow.  The second and third climbers were partly buried on the downhill side of the 'schrund.,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1977-10-09 10:00', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': 2430, 'slab_width': 10, 'slab_thickness': 20}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One climber killed (p. 69)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1978); Avalanche Accidents in Canada II - A selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1943-1978', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/072c44b8-5480-4397-93fb-9af35a466d44/'}]"
+379,a1c46c31-0e9e-430d-b59d-86142e788ef9,1977-03-30,outside Lake Louise Ski Area,Flush Bowl,"[562562.0, 5698400.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,,1,"Two skiers traversed from the top of the Larch Chairlift to the Flush Bowl at Lake Louise.  They had made a run there earlier that mornign with about thirty others all of whom had passed ""Danger Avalanche Area"" and ""Ski Area Boundary"" signs.  After reaching the bowl one of the two men skied down, stopped at the bottom and watched the descent of his companion.  With a sudden yell the second skier came racing down the slope in front of an avalanche, which soon overran and engulfed him.  Luckily the first skier was able to get out of the way.",Out-of-Bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1977-03-30 12:30', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 2340, 'slab_width': 80, 'slab_thickness': 86}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One skier killed (p. 63)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1978); Avalanche Accidents in Canada II - A selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1943-1978', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/9f19f0d7-de6a-4466-9541-2d8ed322c8c0/'}]"
+380,c85afbde-ce07-4694-b4d3-f30f2a71dac8,1977-03-27,Quartz Ridge,,"[586510.0, 5652402.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,4.0,1,"One guide with 20 guests intended to hike on skis to Citadel pass.  At the park boundary they were to be picked up by helicopter and flown to Assiniboine lodge.  An additional 3 skiers tagged along with the party.  At about 1100h the weather and visibility were extremely bad so the guide decided to take the party down into the treed basin of Howeard Doublas creek.  A short time later, while crossing a short steep slope, one member of the party was caught ina small avalanche and carried down for appproximately 30m on the surface.  He was unhurt and the goup continued through the trees.  At 1400h the party reached an open area.  Poor visibility limited the view of the slopes above.  The guide skied approximately 15m across the slope then suddenly noticed snow fracturing above and behind him.  With a warning shout to the others he turned his skis downhill  and escaped the avalanche.  The main body of the avalanhe, however, came where the majority of the party were located.  The guide and the first two party members gained a safe position below arock outcrop, but the avalanche hit seven skiers burying five of them.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1977-03-27 14:00', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2100, 'slab_width': 300, 'slab_thickness': 85}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One skier killed, four skiers injured (p. 58)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1978); Avalanche Accidents in Canada II - A selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1943-1978', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/3c750b8a-8145-43d2-9c94-235baaab3735/'}]"
+381,e25e3254-b8ab-418f-88e4-8793b15386f4,1977-03-21,outside Apex Alpine Area,Tooth Chutes; near Penticton,"[None, None]",,,BC,,1.0,1,"Five skiers after skiing for a few hours at Apex decided to ski the Tooth Chute, one of several chutes about 1km away.  No other skiers had yet entered the chutes on that day.  Three of the skiers prepared to enter the chute.  One of them began the descent, fell and lost his ski, but was not observed by the otehrs because he was below the apex of the hill.  A second skier skied part way down, saw his fallen companion and pulled off to the side to wait.  The third skier was about to go when one of the two waiting above jumped over a small cornice and began to turn.  As he made his frist turn a avalanche started and swept him down.  The skiers at the side of the slope escaped but the one who had lost a ski was enveloped by the moving snow.",Out-of-Bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1977-03-21 13:00', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2100, 'slab_width': 27, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Snowpack in the starting zone consisted of 60cm of DH overlain by a strong crust overlain by 50cm of soft new snow.,"[{'title': 'One skier killed, one skier injured (p. 56)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1978); Avalanche Accidents in Canada II - A selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1943-1978', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b66285ca-742a-4869-a0ec-fb304b8f5c79/'}]"
+382,12f40d17-7936-4704-97e9-f0dbfd6d4a57,1977-03-19,Bow Peak,,"[542679.0, 5720438.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,,1,"At approximately 1415 on March 19 two climbers left their camp on Crowfoot Pass for a climb of Bow peak bia the North ridge.  At 1730 the pair had reached the summit.  The climbers decided to glissade down a gully on the west face rather than to descend by the north ridge.  When the first climber was approximately 200m below the summit, the second one began his descent.  As soon as he started glissading an avalanche released about 5m above him.  He was able to arrest himself with his ice axe and shout a warning to his companion below.  The first climber, however, was overrun by the avalanche and disappeared from sight.  The upper climber descended to the deposit and began searching, first finding a hat and then a hand protruding from the snow, about 40 minutes had elapsed by this point.  He uncovered the victim and found him to be breathing, but injured.  He decided to leave the victim partially uncovered and go for help.  When a rescue returned the victim had died of exposure",Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1977-03-19 17:30', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': 2800, 'slab_width': 25, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One climber killed (p. 52)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1978); Avalanche Accidents in Canada II - A selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1943-1978', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/95922a3c-5d29-43da-8750-45f73926e4bb/'}]"
+383,775d6543-c2bf-4f98-8792-251755e45781,1977-03-17,CMH Bugaboos,Groovy,"[525895.0, 5616529.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,3.0,0.0,3,"Eleven persons and a guide were skiing in the area surrounding Bugaboo Lodge.  The group landed at the top of ""Groovy"" where another group had preceded them.  The guide traversed the slope beyond the tracks of the previous goup  and checked the snow by probing with the ski pole and then he skied down.  The majority of the rest of the group followed without incident but as the last few moved onto the slope to descend, an avalanche engulfed the last three of four.  When the avalanche stopped the three were partially buried but otherwise seemed fine.  The rest of the group was safe.  A few seconds later a second, larger avalanche came down the slope and enveloped the partially buried victims.  A warning shout by the guide allowed the other party members to escape.  The three who were partially buried were now completely buried.",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1977-03-17 15:00', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 2600, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}, {'observation_date': '1977-03-17 15:01', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 2600, 'slab_width': 70, 'slab_thickness': 110}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Three skiers killed (p. 49)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1978); Avalanche Accidents in Canada II - A selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1943-1978', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/41bb6b78-fc85-44a4-a30c-7034405a76d0/'}]"
+384,b43b9776-4776-46c7-9002-25e6a4823cc1,1977-03-16,Diana Lake,Table Mtn Ridge,"[553912.0, 5638985.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,2.0,,1,"Guide and ten clients heli skiing.  Guide skied down to rocky outcrop and gathered his guests there.  Guide continued down to another outcrop two-thirds of the way down, here he gathered his clients again and then instructed them to continue down while he followed.  When the first couple of skiers reached the trees in the meadow below the gully, an avalanche released from the slope above and adjacent to the gully.  Although the guide and other party members shouted warnings, some skiers who were near the transition of the gully to a broader slope below, were caught.",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1977-03-16 15:15', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 2400, 'slab_width': 45, 'slab_thickness': 80}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",An alpine ski touring party made four runs on the same exposure on the previous day without noticing any avalanche activity.  Probably snowfall in the morning and the sun in the afternoon of March 16 decreased the stability of the snow to a critical level.,"[{'title': 'One skier killed (p. 47)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1978); Avalanche Accidents in Canada II - A selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1943-1978', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/ee9fee99-24d5-46b5-baef-a1be1c5edbe5/'}]"
+385,66c6b292-1aa9-404a-8587-c379480d8a19,1977-02-15,Parker Ridge,,"[490884.0, 5781438.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,,1,"Group of seven skiers staying and skiing at Parker's Ridge.  At approximately 1600h four of them came to a short steep slope close to the hostel.  The leader, watched by another member of the group, entered the slope from the side just below a small cornice and fell.  The obserer had turned his head toward the other skiers but his attention was attracted by a sound coming from the slope in front.  When he turned around he discovered that the slope had avalanched and the goup leader had disappeared.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1977-02-15 16:00', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 55, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One skier killed (p. 43)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1978); Avalanche Accidents in Canada II - A selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1943-1978', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/7d5881fe-baa2-46af-a2f1-264b8bcc23a4/'}]"
+386,d47c2190-50df-48c8-9ade-4e7e2944eb79,1977-02-13,Château-Richer,,"[None, None]",,,QC,,,1,"Un enfant qui glissait dans la falaise
+(Child who was sliding in the cliff)",Other Recreational,"[{'observation_date': '1977-02-13', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+387,68f06cc5-0412-42b9-936c-72c2dc40fcc8,1977-01-31,Thetford Mines,,"[None, None]",,,QC,,,1,Flanc abrupt d’un terril de la mine Asbestos Ltée.,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1977-01-31', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+388,b87a3c42-d214-4ee5-94c3-d1f6297f5c3f,1976-12-28,Comté Dubuc,5 km E of Tadoussac,"[452894.0, 5333167.0]",UTM 19U NAD27 (assumed),,QC,,1.0,1,"A party of three snowmobilers travelled through a snow covered sand dune area.  While they were traverseing the bottom of a steep slope an avlanche released from above and struck them.  One driver was completely buried, a second was injured and the third one escaped.  Two of the snowmobiles were destroyed.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1976-12-28 14:00', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 300, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+389,4e7d749e-de88-40c1-b282-e91faf477be7,1976-12-12,Chancellor Peak,,"[533757.0, 5674031.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,3,"Three climbers intended to climb the NW ridge of Chancellor Peak and return the next day.  Tracks indicated that they climbed to 2500m, then descended into a west face slope where they did some practice climbing.  When the returned to the ridge they were caught in an avalanche at 2400m, carried over steep rocky terrain and buried at 1850m",Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1976-12-12', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 2400, 'slab_width': 10, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Three mountain climbers killed (p. 39)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1978); Avalanche Accidents in Canada II - A selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1943-1978', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b10ee263-478a-4bc3-b8ba-3efcc680c663/'}]"
+390,e3f749e1-bb78-475f-b5c7-e987c8283762,1976-03-23,Paradise Basin,near Invermere,"[547330.0, 5588878.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,2.0,1,"Two parties of nine, each with a guide were skiing in Paradise Basin shortly after lunch on March 23, each skier carrying an avalanche transceiver.  The groups had been flown to the summit of helicopter and the intended route from th elanding area lay over the south ridge.  Guide 1 took his party down a wind ridge to the east of the main slope, and after skiing most of the way they rested on a knoll near the bottom.  Guide 2 skied down 15-20m west of group 1, stopped and instructed his skiers to come down inside his track, two at a time.  After the first pair had made a few turns and the second was starting the whole basin fractured.  Guide 2 gave a warning over the radio to Guide 1 who saw the avalanche coming with two skiers being flipped through the steep rocky area in mid slope.  When the avalanche stopped Guide one instructed his party, who were untouched, to wait on the knoll while he climbed to two skiers he could see partly buried in the deposit.  A head count revealed a missing skier.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1976-03-23', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': 2550, 'slab_width': 1000, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One skier killed, two skiers injured (p. 112)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/41d6909d-f007-4fef-898c-d7761cb2c510/'}]"
+391,90a4474d-c4c2-4d57-b204-9d1dc8f3f790,1976-01-16,Kootenay Pass,West side,"[495130.0, 5434869.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,2.0,,3,"Shortly before noon on January 16 five people were travelling  west in a convertible on Hwy 3.  2km west of the summit of Kootenay pass, an avalanche and swept a moving vehicle from the road and carried it down a steep, long embankment.  It came to rest against the first trees in the runout zone, but all five were thrown from the car.",Car/Truck on Road,"[{'observation_date': '1976-01-16 12:00', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': 1825, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Three occupants of a vehicle killed, two rescued unharmed (p. 107)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/fccc7567-4839-45ef-bdeb-eed8adff0462/'}]"
+392,529cc698-08b8-4136-8f15-fb4c5f5ac823,1976-01-14,Cap Sante,"Comte Portneuf, PQ","[287088.0, 5171886.0]",UTM 19T NAD27 (assumed),,QC,,,1,"Late in the afternoon two young were tobogganing on a steep snow covered hill near one of their homes in Cap Sante.  It is believed that during a descent they were engulfed by moving snow and subsequently buried under several feet of it.  The actual time of the occurance is unknown as the accident was unobserved. Deux adeptes du toboggan sont enfouis sous 1,5 m de neige",Other Recreational,"[{'observation_date': '1976-01-14', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One toboganner killed, one rescued unharmed (p. 105)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/2617c07d-ad8e-49d9-9015-7aa99036dacd/'}]"
+393,2a6a7c6f-68df-4103-ad6c-99f235b552fe,1974-08-29,Mount Weisshorn,St Elias Range,"[616176.0, 6682959.0]",UTM 7V NAD27 (assumed),,YT,,,2,Historic.  Climbers.,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1974-08-29', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+394,72ed46dd-04c8-4b84-867a-8052f0cc6d07,1974-03-30,outside Sunshine Ski Area,Lookout Mtn,"[587553.0, 5659835.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,,1,"The victim was last seen by a skiing companion at the top of Brewester Chairlift between 1130 and 1200 on March 30. Later investigation indicated that the victim must have skied in a NWly direction along the bounding fence on the ridge of Lookout Mt.  At the end of the fence anatural rock obstruction diverst skiers back to the Angel run and the base station.  The victim probably skirted the obstruction to go to the cliff in order to take photos.  He may have crossed the rocks and ventured out on a cornice, which broke and fell with him, starting an avalanche on the slope below.",Out-of-Bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1974-03-30', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2250, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One skier killed (p. 97)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/0fd44538-7bc1-4c80-8195-da848ad35033/'}]"
+395,b550ddf1-f2de-4df3-8902-54b2737d6159,1974-02-17,Mica Mtn,Cariboos,"[329544.0, 5862299.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,1.0,1,"About noon on Feb 15 three groups of skiers landed by helicopter on Mica Mountain with the intention of skiing the same SE slope as on the previous Friday.  The old tracks could still be seen.  Each group consisted of a guide and nine guests.  Guide 1 descended with his group on the NE side of the slope, entering the avalanche track about halfway down.  Towards the bottom he skied with a slower member of the group while the rest of the clients waited below and to the side.  Guide 2 entered the slope from the top corner in order to test the snow.  One skier requested permission to advance because he wanted to shoot a movie of the skiers.  After checking the slope the guide sent him down.  As the photographer set up his camera four other skiers entered the top of the path.  Suddenly the whole slope fractured around them; four skiers, the guide, and the photographer were caught in the moving snow.  As the avalanche flowed down it gathered a powder component that caught one skier of group 2 and slammed him through trees.  The powder avalanche advanced further down the slope tha the flowing part and struck Guide 1 and one of his clients.",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1974-02-17', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2260, 'slab_width': 300, 'slab_thickness': 70}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","Deep instablity.  Snowpack contained DH and CR's with some new snow at the top.  The bed surface was, on average 70cm below the surface and close to the ground.","[{'title': 'One skier killed, two skiers injured (p. 94)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/21ea450c-9ecd-4f2a-82f0-10c6a3db2cbb/'}]"
+396,44b9bd75-71cd-4578-baf5-a0f74b3419dd,1974-02-07,Bonnet Plume Range,,"[595182.0, 7182096.0]",UTM 8W NAD27 (assumed),,YT,,,1,Historic.  Climbers.,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1974-02-07', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+397,7635b3de-be52-41ed-bd21-c2b45ccbc34a,1974-01-22,North Route Café,45 km west of Terrace,"[491341.0, 6026182.0]",UTM 9 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,7,"Between 2100h on January 21 and 0800h on January 22 40cm of snow fell in Terrace.  Due to difficult driving conditions and the inability of a snowplow to clear avalanche debris from the road, four travellers ended up at the North Route Coffee shop with the owner, his daughter, a cook and a machine operator.  Eight persons in total.  At 0800h the four guests and the short order cook were in the café, the owner, machine operator and the daughter lay sleeping.  Shortly after 0800h a loud crack was heard and suddenly all were tumbling through snow.",Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1974-01-22 20:00', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Seven occupants pf a building killed, one rescued unharmed, building destroyed (p. 89)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b71fc529-196d-4916-b184-073be4263dde/'}]"
+398,8a23a279-9eb0-441a-8ae5-79ecad6adc2a,1973-12-09,Bow Summit,,"[534554.0, 5727791.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,,1,Accident was not observed.  The victim was skiing alone on the SW ridge of Bow Summit and presumably triggered an avalanche that engulfed him and buried him.,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1973-12-09', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': 2210, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One skier killed (p. 82)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/7d602fcd-6837-41a3-96ee-e76c023153fd/'}]"
+399,61d127d1-b55e-410a-8310-299e519fede7,1973-03-14,Nine Mile Mountain,10km NE of Hazelton,"[595112.0, 6134765.0]",UTM 9 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,"FIRST SNOWMOBILING FATALITY?  Party of six snowmobilers going to a cabin on Nine Mile Mountain.  Two snowmobilers were leading a climbing traverse below a ridge, one slightly ahead of the other.  The second noticed snow washing against his machine and also the lead machine also being washed with snow.  The second turned his machine downhill and opened the throttle, coming to a stop ontop of the snow near the edge.  He immediately went to a group of trees and began digging.  The rest of the party who were wating in a saddle near the cabin arrived and began helping.  One machine returned to the cabin to retrieve shovels and first aid equipment.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1973-03-14 16:00', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 300, 'slab_thickness': 400}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One snowmobile operator killed (p. 26)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1978); Avalanche Accidents in Canada II - A selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1943-1978', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/38ad50ad-78af-4b1b-bc22-8827edd0cc5a/'}]"
+400,abad3126-74cb-44d9-9d91-f3ab3c548292,1972-04-23,Apex Basin,"Ymir Mtn, Nelson","[491541.0, 5475636.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,"At 0900h on April 23 a group of skiers left the base of Ymir Mountain by helicopter and landed below the peak at 2070m.  The group intended to ski Ymir mountain and had instructions to stay on the east side of the basin.  One member of the party who had skied the area before decided to descend with his sonc in a gully to the west of the party.  The son entered the center of the gully and his father followed in appproximately the same traverse.  Suddenl, the son noticed the snow moving under him, causing him to fall.  His ski came off, snagged a tree and the safety strap prevented him from being carried very far.  His father however, was carried past him in the moving snow, and when it came to rest was nowhere to be seen.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1972-04-23', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 1930, 'slab_width': 60, 'slab_thickness': 40}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",The avalanche was a result of a 40cm deep snowfall on a layer of SH two days before the accident and high temperatures on the day of the accident.,"[{'title': 'One skier killed (p. 76)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/e3ea5479-a0de-4985-9a96-688e3ce7ae15/'}]"
+401,c4afc740-7e6c-41f7-afc7-5a0deeafab13,1972-04-08,outside Whistler Mountain Ski Area,Burnt Stew Basin,"[503579.0, 5546044.0]",UTM 10 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,4,"The accident was unobservered, but at 1810h on April 8 a man and his wife were reported missing by a friend when they failed to pickup an infant left with the mountain baby sitting service.  At 1930h two other people were reported missing by friends who said that the four missing skiers knew each other and had been seen together at 1300h in the Roundhouse area.
+Eventually all victims were found in a line seperated by 2m.  It appears that they had been traversing the slope when the avalanche occurred.
+At least one female in the group but unsure of the other two people who the couple met up with.",Out-of-Bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1972-04-08', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 1870, 'slab_width': 50, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+402,364f8574-602a-4e88-a0fa-50160021f000,1972-03-05,Giant Mascot Mine,6 km from Hope,"[612497.0, 5471226.0]",UTM 10 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,3,"On the morning of March 5 the bus carrying the crew was blocked en route to the mine by an avalanche at km 5.5.  the bus returned to Hope with all but 3 passengers who had to complete urgent work at the mine.  A bulldozer cleared the road of avalanche snow and the three men followed in a pickup.  The truck waited in safe areas between avalanches while the bulldozer worked on the snow deposits, and when a stretch of road was open the truck would move to the next safe spot.  During one of these moves, at km 6.3, the truck was hit by an avalanche burying it completely.",Inside Car/Truck on Road,"[{'observation_date': '1972-03-05', 'size': '', 'type': 'Loose', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': 700, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Three occupants of a vehicle killed (p. 69)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/62931f83-b552-4165-b2b0-beb8b4a77cd1/'}]"
+403,6a432a78-b07a-4565-82e1-6f6c6bb3f823,1972-02-19,Mount Edith Cavel,E ridge,"[428993.0, 8535709.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,1.0,3,"A climbing party of four registered at 0800h on February 19 to ascend the East ridge of Edith Cavell, planning to return on the 20th around noon.  The party left the junction of Highway 93a and the Edith Cavell Road about 0830h , arriving at the Tea house about 1115h, by means of motor toboggans.
+The group then climbed a snow headwall to the saddle at the bottom of the East Ridge and proceeded up the snow filled gully to the left of the standard East Ridge route.  Some time after 1700h, near the top of the gully, they decided to dig a snow cave and bivouac for the night.  The snowcave was almost finished when a crack was heard and the roof fell in.  The time was about 1830h.  Climber No. 1 who had been in the cave at the time of the start of the avalanche, was swept down, and after sliding and free falling came to rest on the saddle at the bottom of the gully.  Althought he was partly buried and had a broken arm, he was able to free himself and began a search for his companions.",Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1972-02-19 18:30', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2800, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Three mountain climbers killed, one injured (p. 62)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/fae881ae-8695-4f5f-93ad-8d987de03b5e/'}]"
+404,849cb2c8-07d1-47a9-b1f1-0028a16821f8,1972-02-05,Highland Creek,Scarborough ON,"[648903.0, 4847621.0]",UTM 17T NAD27 (assumed),,ON,,,2,"At 1530h on February 5 two girls, resident of the area, left their homes to find a suitable place for tobogganning.  It appears that they were walking along the north edge of the ravine when the cornice collapsed beneath their weight.  The children dropped about 8m and were buried by the falling snow at the steep side of the ravine.",Other Recreational,"[{'observation_date': '1972-02-05', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': 170, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Two tobogganers killed (p. 60)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/086ad01e-26fb-4ea8-b79a-725009e2ef36/'}]"
+405,3829564c-4e28-4360-8bb8-4f9602177d4f,1971-12-23,Fernie,30 km East of Fernie,"[671357.0, 5485733.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,3,"Accident was not observed.  It is assumed that the men were making their way along the forestry road in a pickup truck and small tractor when they encountered avalanche deposits on the road; that they investigated the deposit on foot, and that a second avalanche must have struck and swept them from the road.  When the men had not reported by Christmas Day, a party was sent to investigate.  Behind a large avlanche deposit it discovered the truck and bulldozer, both with ignition switches 'on', although the vehicles had run out of fuel.   It was concluded that the men were probably buried in one of the avalanches and search operations under the direction of the RCMP was initiated.",At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1971-12-24', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 1850, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One skier killed (p. 54)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/56701f36-c1c3-482e-bb81-0be551272418/'}]"
+406,a479fbdf-aa75-4ba6-8235-0afac01c9049,1971-12-23,outside Granite Mountain,Squaw Basin; near Rossland,"[437954.0, 5438920.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,Historic.  Skier,Out-of-Bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1971-12-23', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+407,ac8456dd-59ae-42ba-a276-7d45c24532f6,1971-08-11,Mount St. Elias,Yukon,"[503685.0, 6684824.0]",UTM 7V NAD27 (assumed),,YT,,,4,"At approximately 1600 the climbers, travelling on two ropes, were about 90m above the Newton Glacier on the 750m high slope leading to Russel Col.  Hearing a loud crack the climbers looked up and saw an avalanche coming off the NE face of Mt St Elias and spreading across the slope above them.  The group attempted to dig in, but the entire party was swept away within 5 or six seconds.  When the avalanche had stopped only one climber (who was on the lead rope) and a stuffsack remained on the surface.",Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1971-08-11 16:00', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ni', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 3400, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Four climbers killed (p. 24)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1978); Avalanche Accidents in Canada II - A selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1943-1978', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/5f939caa-9a6a-4dfc-934c-56e8912653ac/'}]"
+408,d946b47f-c2d5-42b8-ac6a-3bfa29c854da,1970-01-24,Westcastle Ski Area,,"[None, None]",,,AB,,,1,"Three skiers from Calgary came to Westcastle in searchg of fresh powder snow.  The party was observed skiing down lift lines and was advised by the ski patrol to ski on the main runs only an dnot in the trees because the snowpack was insufficient to cover stumps and roots.  At approximately 1500h the three skiers entered the top aof an area known as Shotgun gulch and began to ski down together in the poweder snow.  Suddenly an avalanche released above them.   Two of the skiers were near the sides of the gulch and able to ski clear of the avalanche, but the third was swept down by the fast moving snow.",Lift Skiing Open,"[{'observation_date': '1970-01-24 15:00', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 15, 'slab_thickness': 250}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","On January 10 approximately 1m of snow had accumulated at the Westcastle Ski Area.  Temperatures during the latter part of December were very low, ranging down to -30c.  The ski patrol noted that DH had formed.  On January 21 a temperature inversion was expereineced with temperatures of -23c recorded at the base and -2c at the top of the lifts 520m higher.  At approximately 0930h the ski patrol narrowly escaped three medium size natural avalanches on the upper mountain.  Because of the high hazard the lifts were closed, but no explosive control was carried out.  High winds developed that afternoon.  The day fo t he accident, January 24, was a clear day with temperature just below freezing and some good p[owerder skiin on lee slopes","[{'title': 'One skier killed (p. 46)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/7d9229b4-3841-4e87-ba57-ae33443e6e12/'}]"
+409,4298a9d5-9675-4364-8a12-8b35c8bc6d7b,1969-12-27,Thetford Mines,Mine Bell,"[None, None]",,,QC,,1.0,1,Grosse tempête; deux enfants ensevelis sur le flanc d’un terril,Unknown,"[{'observation_date': '1969-12-27', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+410,e29ee477-b2ba-4bf2-b034-f8f368525455,1969-03-23,Mount Hector,,"[551946.0, 5714964.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,,1,"A party of one man and two women left the Banff-Jasper highway at Hector Creek to climb Mt Hector on skis.  When the met two other skiers on the way up, the five proceeded together to the foot of the Hector Glacier.  The initial party  of three, inexperienced mountaineers, decided to stop there while the other two, experienced mountaineers continued.  The experienced skiers advised the less experienced skiers to wait for them before returning to the highway.  Disregarding the advice, the three decided to return to the valley, but on the way they deviated from their climbing route and entered an adjacent bowl.  Here the man in the party skied below a cornice at the top of the slope, starting alarge avalanche that swept him down.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1969-03-23 14:30', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2740, 'slab_width': 240, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One skier killed (p. 41)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/e63530ff-069b-4d1b-befe-4560cd1cbcc0/'}]"
+411,c10f9665-308a-4446-8de8-83f05ec60f30,1968-12-15,Cap-Diamant,,"[None, None]",,,QC,,,1,2 children buried.,Other Recreational,"[{'observation_date': '1968-12-15', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+412,5cda4bba-c71b-4eb7-84bf-1363feb12d21,1967-12-09,Parker Ridge,,"[490884.0, 5781438.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,,1,"Four young skiers departed from the youth hostel to hike and ski on Parker Ridge.  While returning to the hostel the party came across a small steep bowl facing NE.  The lead skier traversed the slope from right to left.  When a second skier followed his track, a slab broke above, she fell, and the slab slid over her.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1967-12-09 15:00', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 60, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One skier killed (p. 39)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/c63c0af1-3c4d-44eb-8f8b-9cf91b8b4d09/'}]"
+413,f679f346-f9c8-4f95-bbe0-8ea937c0042e,1967-01-30,outside Lake Louise Ski Area,"Ptarmigan Chutes, Mount Whitehorn","[560201.0, 5702079.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,1.0,1,"ASSUMED THIS WAS NOT COMMERCIAL.
+A group of three skiers, a mountain guide, a ski patrolman and another local resident left the top of Eagle chair to ski the poweder snow at the Ptarmigan Ridge.  The group traversed a slope marked with signs Avalanche Area by following the tracks of many others who had defied the warning.  The lead skier tested a short steep lsope with no resultes, then all three continued the traverse into the area of the Ptarmigan Chutes, passing old tracks made during the previous weekend.  The second chute was chosen.  The patrolman led off, skied about 50m downslope, then stopped.  The guide passed him and continued down another 100m.  The third skier then started down and the patrolman recommenced his run, stopping again by some small trees where he turned to see an avalanche coming down the chute.  The third skier shouted a warning, but both the patrolman and the guide were caught by the fast moving snow. The patrolman grabbed a tree, but it broke under the impact of the avalanche and he was carried further down with the snow.  He saw his companion being flipped into the air beside him.  A second wave of snow engulfed the patrolman, but he was able to stay on top.  The third skier had escaped the avalanche but the guide was nowhere to be seen.",Out-of-Bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1967-01-30 14:35', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One skier killed, one injured (p. 35)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/ff99295a-4864-499e-b2a8-5f224b7c84d1/'}]"
+414,3d5a8e5f-bdf9-42d8-b79f-919e1b45d218,1966-01-08,MacDonald West #2,,"[463980.0, 5683314.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,2,"At 0800h on January 8 the windspeed changed from between 8 and 24kmh to speeds in excess of 120kmh.  An unprecedented accumulation of wind transported snow in the avalanche startiing zones and increasing temperatures caused the hazard to rise quickly prompting the closure of the highway..  At 0900 a natural avalanche occurred at MacDonald West Shoulder, path No. 4, followed at 0910 by an avalanche in No. 3 path.  Each covered the highway for a length greater than 100m.  The avalanche hazard analyst considered that traffic travelling inside the park gates woulld not have had time to clear the area, and that someone could have been caught in the avlanches, particularily in Path No. 3.  A front end loader and bulldozer began to remove the deposited snow from Path No. 3.  The operators were made aware of the extreme danger from further slides, but they continued to work.  At 1053h a release was observed in the basin above path No. 2 and a warning call given.  The probe team immediately ran to safety, but the machine operators could not react so swiftly and were cauth whtn the avalanche hit the road and overlapped the avalanche from path No. 3",Inside Car/Truck on Road,"[{'observation_date': '1965-01-08 10:53', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': 2700, 'slab_width': 450, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Two workmen on road killed (p. 32)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/abddc7e9-65e4-4976-b57a-50659e58bd75/'}]"
+415,3e5d7073-84c7-4594-b447-8e1a097e4ec0,1966-01-01,Red Pass,,"[365735.0, 5872288.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,2,"Historic.  Persons on road.  DATE NOT SPECIFIED, ONLY YEAR.",Inside Car/Truck on Road,"[{'observation_date': '1965-01-01', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+416,1399aa64-513c-4618-a565-8e848ad0f2c5,1965-12-28,Kootenay Pass,,"[498783.0, 5436720.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,"About 0430h, December 28, the Kootenay Pass highway foreman was notified by a snowplow operator tha an avalacneh was bloking the highway 4.3km east of the summit at 1500m elevation.  The foreman proceeded immediately to the scene and found that several small dry avalanches had combined to cover the highway to a depth of about 2m.  Walking over the deposited snow from the west side the foreman noted a light coming from a  hole in the snow and  on closer investiagtion discovered a car.  The car was covered with about 50cm of snow and the driver was slumped over the wheel.",Inside Car/Truck on Road,"[{'observation_date': '1965-12-28', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 1950, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One car buried and one person killed (p. 29)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/75e5602b-ee65-47d0-a744-b7efc7f54e95/'}]"
+417,2a9a3073-3d03-4e76-aa71-a352682d9369,1965-02-28,outside Mount Norquay Ski Area,Gully N of Lone Pine run,"[595518.0, 5671101.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,,1,Two expert skiers were skiing from the Mt Norquay Chairlift into a gully north of the Lone Pine run.  The leader triggered an avalanche and his companion saw him disappear in the  moving snow.  The witness climbed back up to the Patrol hut and reported the accident.,Out-of-Bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1965-02-28 12:30', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2100, 'slab_width': 450, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One skier killed (p. 26)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/82435a43-f4f3-4a4d-80e7-cdbcd77a93f1/'}]"
+418,15fce15f-3359-4700-b489-ef6d6eb2d839,1965-02-18,Granduc Mine,30 km NW of Stewart,"[431811.0, 6232594.0]",UTM 9V NAD27 (aasumed),,BC,,20.0,26,"After a below normal winter for precipiation and temperature, February brought heavy snowfall - 4.3m fell in several days prior to February 18.  At 0957h on February 18 an avalanche destroyed the southern portion of a mining camp and the buildings surrounding the mine portal, not quite blocking the portal.  In the camp proper there were four bunkhouses, a recreation hall, warehouse, first aid building and temporary hospital, a small helicopter hangar with workshop and ten smaller buildings.  After the avalanche only the bunkhouses, mine office, warehouse and the first aid building/hospital were left intact.  There were 154 men in the camp; 68 of them were caught in the avalanche.  The others were in buildings or working in safe areas outside; 21 men were working underground.  The men caught in the avalanche were shovelling roofs, bulldozing pathways, digging out equipment, and working on construction and machinery in the area of the mine portal.",At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1965-02-18 09:57', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Twnety-six workmen killed; twenty workmen injured, buildings distroyed (p. 21)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/7e1b9122-785d-45b0-b4b1-dece40039d65/'}]"
+419,9fd1e1ba-c397-4e34-a379-6ca9f38a6baf,1965-01-13,Mount Caro Marion,Ocean Falls,"[588546.0, 5800763.0]",UTM 9 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,5.0,7,"In a period of very wet weather during January an avalanche occurred carrying with it trees, mud and boulders.  At the lower end of the gully it separated into three arms, two of them followed watercourses on the alluvial fan.  The arm in the westerly creek destroyed half a duplex above Burma road, knocked down the porch of a second duplex and finally demolished the end rooms on a bunkhouse at the water's edge.  The easterly arm struck and completely destoyed another duplex above Burma road, carried the wreckage downhill and struck the print shop and Credit Union buildings below.  Both were destroyed and two adjacent buildings were partially damaged.  The wooden roadbed of Burma road was also torn out by the avalanches.Three of the seven persons residing in the western duplex were trapped in the undestroyed portion of the home.  The other four persons and the three persons residing in the eastern duplex were englufed by the avalanche.",Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1965-01-13 22:00', 'size': '', 'type': 'Loose', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","Avalanche was a result of heavy snowfalls in early January followed by high temps and heavy rain January 13.  Local residents mentioned a freezing rain in December which coated the town with ice.  This ice layer, when lubricated by the rain, might have provieded an initial sliding surface for the deep snow","[{'title': 'Seven residents killed , five injured, several buildings destroyed (p. 19)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1978); Avalanche Accidents in Canada II - A selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1943-1978', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/265e0976-616c-42e8-ae4f-9ef13c562c53/'}]"
+420,8be432e3-b28d-431f-b165-2f94fd147830,1965-01-01,Between Darcy and Lillooet,,"[552928.0, 5620440.0]",UTM 10 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,"Historic.  Workers.  DATE NOT EXACT, ONLY GIVEN AS MONTH AND YEAR.",At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1965-01-01', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+421,017e1d0a-9e69-4f93-9e5b-ff9ed1aa8a9d,1962-12-30,Mount Whaleback,NE slope,"[532369.0, 5709240.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,"14 university students had skied to the Twin Falls Chalet in the Yoho Valley on December 28.  They planned to go ski touring in the area while staying at the Chalet and had discussed the avalanche condtions with the Park Wardens.  On December 30 the group was scattered along a climbing traverse on the NE slope of Mt Whaleback - four about 2100m, seven around 2000m and three in between.  At approximately 1200h an avalanche swept down, engulfing the party.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1962-12-30 12:00', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2500, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One skier killed (p. 16)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/bd0bfaff-730e-4d95-9ec6-7e00f7f70388/'}]"
+422,e22241e8-6ef5-49a3-89ab-72e362d61fd9,1962-02-06,Griquet,Northern Peninsula,"[-55.46666717529297, 51.53333282470703]",LatLon,,NL,,0.0,1,"Evening Telegram 
+Little is known about a sad accident that resulted in the loss of Ruby Hilliers life in Griquet, a small community at the tip of the Northern Peninsula. A brief paragraph in the Western Star of February 8, 1962 tells us that ""Ruby Hillier (10) of Griquet in the St. Anthony area died February 6 when she was buried by a snow-slide. The accident occurred at 3:30 p.m. The RCMP said that death by a snow-slide is extremely unusual in Newfoundland.""",Unknown,[],"{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Griquet, Northern Peninsula, Feb 6, 1962', 'source': 'NFLD Geological Survey', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6c2848af-b5d1-40e5-8c04-ec3b01c49961/feb6_62.html'}]"
+423,7c14d12a-0087-4f27-9336-0886a3732dfb,1962-01-21,outside Silver Star Ski Area,,"[353024.0, 5581442.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,"Two young ski racers decided to set a downhill course on Silver Star Mountain.  As they were setting the course the younger skier fell, while his companion continued.  When the second skier continued to the last gate he found no sign of the other skier and a break in the snow.  Thinking nothing of the break he skied down assuming his companion had also continued down.",Out-of-Bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1962-01-12', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 15, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+424,8eaefab8-abc8-491c-a485-4da2f24565e6,1961-07-19,Mount Garibaldi,Saddle Peak of Mt Garibaldi,"[500000.0, 5521953.0]",UTM 10 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,"Historic.  Three climbers attempting to ascend Saddle Peak of Mt Garibaldi.  About 250m below the peak they were caught by an avalanche.  Two were injured, one severely and the third was unhurt.  Unhurt climber left to summon help.",Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1961-07-19', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+425,e9241535-b174-484e-b65b-b9fa217dd814,1960-07-30,Mount Waddington,Coast Mountains,"[343375.0, 5693004.0]",UTM 10 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,4,Historic.  Climbers,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1960-07-30', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+426,ed7f7f17-9979-4816-809b-acc748b3c8c4,1959-04-07,Torbit Mine,"Alice Arm, BC","[465227.0, 6146861.0]",UTM 9 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,"Historic.  Mine worker.  Switchman riding first of five empty cars and the motorman rode the engine at the rear.  When the train approached the mine an avalanche struck, broke the shed around the first two cars and buried the switchman in the debris",At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1959-04-07 13:00', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+427,9323aad7-7326-4a44-9b9d-a8f64077a6a2,1959-03-24,McGillivray Pass,,"[528259.0, 5614688.0]",UTM 10 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,2,"A young Bralorne couple met a friend while skiing towards McGillivray Pass.  They intended to survey some land in the summit area, thinking of a possible purchase.  Later that afternoon t he firned while skiing at telephone ridge on the SW side of the valley, noted a fresh avalanche deposit on the opposite side of the valley just SE of the pass.  Ski tracks led into the deposit but none left it.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1959-03-24', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 50, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","Deep new snowfall, followed by high temperatures and radiant heat from the sun on the southerly slope led to the unstable snow conditions.","[{'title': 'Tw skiers skilled (p. 11)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1978); Avalanche Accidents in Canada II - A selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1943-1978', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/c8f05b0d-c711-49b3-bbae-a610daee3e4c/'}]"
+428,d3d3da09-c80c-48a1-bf77-4c1b2717f5fd,1959-02-16,The Battery,St Johns,"[373385.0, 5269512.0]",UTM 22 NAD27,,NL,,,5,Historic.  Residents,Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1959-02-16', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'St. Johns, The Battery, Feb 16, 1959', 'source': 'NFLD Geological Survey', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/2c97adb6-5654-4b5e-9b6a-03939b5bcbdf/feb16_59.html'}]"
+429,daa495da-52de-47c7-aa73-a468b0f3c2d8,1958-11-23,Bow Summit,,"[534541.0, 5729644.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,,2,"At 1315h on November 23 a park warden on ski patrol at Peyto Point parking lot observed an avalanche on the ridge to the NW of Mt Thompson.  He did not see anyone involved, but he and another warden climbed on skis with skins to the site for a further routine check.  At the site the wardens could not observe any tracks, and a hasty search of the avalanche deposit gave no indication of anyone being buried.  Two skiers approached, however, and said they thought two friendss might have been in the area.  A second hasty search with random probing was carried out and within 5min a victim was located approximately 120cm below the surface.  At 1355h the victim was dug out, he was unconcous and not breathing.  At 1400h the wardnin in charege sent for further assistance and equipment.  A party of 20 volunteers arrived 15 minutes later and was organized into probe lines.  At 1610h the body of the second avalanche victim was located 180cm below the surface.  Both victims were given AR but to no avail.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1958-11-23', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2430, 'slab_width': 90, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Two skiers killed (p. 8)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f40859cd-3b96-448d-bcc2-eddc2de31636/'}]"
+430,801bb84e-955c-424c-b9b0-cabcd1cdb81d,1957-03-17,Richardson Ridge,near Lake Louise,"[561359.0, 5702092.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,,1,Accident was not observed.  A skier travelling alone had presumably left Temple Lodge on March 17.  Tracks indicated that he skied up Corral Creek and about 1.5km from Temple Lodge proceeded to climb an old avalanche path at the end of Richardson Ridge.  Presumably he was caught by an avalanche while climbing.,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1957-03-17', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One skier killed (p. 6)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/745031c7-ea3e-4a32-99e3-84f194fd77b7/'}]"
+431,a71fb45d-c9f3-4f5f-86f5-4b4bcbc3f1ac,1957-02-23,Kaslo,3 km south of Kaslo,"[505987.0, 5525663.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,"Historic.  Person on road.  Anglican minister driving from Nelson to Kaslo was stopped by a small avalanche across the road.  He got out to shovel a way through it.  A second car stopped and began helping, warning the minister to watch for further avalanches.  Suddenly a larger avalanche came from the bluffs above them, the second person ran and was missed, the minister ran the opposite direction and was engulfed and buried.
+IS THIS INCIDENT A DUPLICATE OF THE PREVIOUS?",Car/Truck on Road,"[{'observation_date': '1957-02-23', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+432,eff04c3c-f1ff-4542-8f3a-ec4a88d8c8b8,1956-03-11,Marmot Basin,,"[424686.0, 5848753.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,,1,"Group of skiers left Portal Creek at 0930h on March 11, for a days hiking and skiing at Marmot Basin.  The group was informed by a park warden as to which areas in the basin were considered safe for skiing and which were dangerous and should be avoided.  One bowl, later the accidnet site, was pointed out as particularly dangerous and had been flagged as such.  One couple, after skiing all day in the safe area on the ridge to the right of the bowl, decided to hike for the last run.  At 1530h they were observed to swing left from the trail into the rocky area bove and beside the bowl.  Leading by about 80m and moving out onto the avlanche slope, the man shouted back to his companion to wait while he ski tested the slope.  He then skied part way down and fell.  At this, the snow cracked above him and a large avalanche engulfed him.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1956-03-11 15:30', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One skier killed (p. 4)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/c52f112c-b630-4a4d-8847-34d9b7a9edac/'}]"
+433,db250196-32ea-4f8b-ab91-a4c879351441,1956-01-25,Unknown Location,,"[None, None]",,,,,,1,,Inside Car/Truck on Road,[],"{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+434,ce934c20-7ee9-403b-ba91-1ba4094bd35d,1955-07-11,Mount Temple,,"[555712.0, 568905.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,2.0,7,"Group of 24 teenage youths from a wilderness camp in the eastern United States intended to climb in the area near Moraine Lake.  On July 11, 18 of them started climbing the south face of Mt Temple from a point just below sentinel pass on the Moraine Lake Valley side.  Half way to the mountain the two group leaders and five others decided that the climb was too difficult for them and that they would not continue.  The eleven other boys proceeded, roped at 1.5m intervals on a 9mm manila rope.  At approximately 2750m they found that the route was too dangerous and started to return, but in crossing a snow slope they were caught in an avalanche and swept down.  The rope to the lead and tail boys broke as the party was swept down, and the two managed to stay on the surface, uninjured.",Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1955-07-11 16:00', 'size': '', 'type': 'Loose', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': 2700, 'slab_width': 10, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Seven mountain climbers killed, two injured (p. 1)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/4bf3d197-0eb6-403a-b122-28a4fe09af6b/'}]"
+435,1cede5d5-5430-4df0-9d07-fb9c60b2ac36,1955-03-27,Seymour Inlet,NW of Vancouver,"[628455.0, 5658838.0]",UTM 9 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,1.0,1,"Historic.  Crew yarding logs on a steep slope above Seymour inlet, log that was being drawn caught on  a stump and dislodged it, the stump, the snow surrounding it and some of the surface vegetation began to move down the slope.  Three workers managed to escape but the engineer in the ""donkey engine"" neither heard nor saw the avalanche and was swept into the inlet when the engine was struck.
+Signalman was found near the top of the avalanche with a fractured arm and cracked ribs.",At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1955-03-27', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",moderate temperatures and rain prevailed at the accident site on 27 March.  Thaw persisted and the snowpack was water saturated.,[]
+436,e77396df-5efe-4418-83f1-9fba59f0f3f4,1950-03-07,St-François-de-Pabos,,"[None, None]",,,QC,,,1,2 young children buried.,Other Recreational,"[{'observation_date': '1950-03-07', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+437,4eb16cba-92a9-40f7-88e5-dd4a649f8ed0,1950-02-25,near Hope,Flood Hope Road,"[607694.0, 5469275.0]",UTM 10 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,Historic.  Person on road.,Car/Truck on Road,"[{'observation_date': '1950-02-25', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+438,159c5111-ea32-40f7-b62a-daf34ae9e23e,1950-01-14,Hell's Gate,Fraser River,"[611580.0, 5515694.0]",UTM 10 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,"Historic.  Railway worker.  Snowplow struck by avalanche and carried down embankment towards river, foreman was swept into river.",Inside Car/Truck on Road,"[{'observation_date': '1950-01-14', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One railway employee killed (p. 6)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1978); Avalanche Accidents in Canada II - A selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1943-1978', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/00db937c-cd05-426b-8d02-aff3b1507b7c/'}]"
+439,1dec942c-903c-438d-837b-4a44260c24a8,1949-02-23,Hoodoo Curve,Hoodoo Curve near Boston Bar,"[612702.0, 5519425.0]",UTM 10 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,Historic.  Driver in convoy driving south towards Vancouver.  Driver of a truck that had become stuck in debris from an earlier avalanche was out putting chains on his truck when a second avalanche struck.  Only the roof of his truck was visible.  Others in the convoy began a search for the man and another avalanche struck.  A third avalanche then struck more rescuers.  All were recovered alive except for the man putting chains on his truck.,Inside Car/Truck on Road,"[{'observation_date': '1949-02-23', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+440,031d5d9c-599d-4d84-a44a-5d4df63f7d35,1948-12-30,Upper Capilano,Watershed near Vancouver,"[491549.0, 5481195.0]",UTM 10 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,Historic.,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1948-12-30', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+441,17c7f13c-e6f6-4f76-88d6-cc5581ffdd27,1948-02-17,Kettle Valley Railroad Iago Station,,"[49.54610061645508, -121.19640350341797]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,,BC,,,1,,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1948-02-17 00:00', 'size': 'U', 'type': 'U', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'U', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+442,a8b57ff2-3393-454d-8e47-4f6dabf38cbc,1945-03-26,Mount Richardson,near Lake Louise,"[560179.0, 5703932.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,,1,Historic.  Skier,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1945-03-26', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+443,c616f243-fe04-4e89-888a-bf9f75de7d3a,1943-02-11,McLean Pt. Kwinitsa,Skeena Valley,"[461962.0, 6007786.0]",UTM 9 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,11.0,3,Historic.  Road workers at their camp at Mclean point on the bank of the Skeena River.  Three avalanches swept down on the camp destroying buildings and burying the victims,Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1943-02-11 07:30', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': 1000, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+444,f4fd699f-2f9b-46cd-ab2f-10700d52b84c,1937-03-01,Rogers Pass Summit,,"[463967.0, 5681460.0]",UTM 11 NAD27,,BC,,,1,Historic.  Railway workers,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1937-03-01', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+445,4ae2a01e-3ade-4184-b52e-00db740a3a63,1936-03-12,Saint-Tite-des-Caps,,"[None, None]",,,QC,,,4,No information.  4 unhurt.,Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1936-03-12', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+446,1bfc9628-35e7-409e-8433-3087cc109215,1936-03-12,Baie-Saint-Paul,Charlevoix,"[None, None]",,,QC,,1.0,1,Possibility of slushflows.,Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1936-03-12', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+447,bc5e934c-6afa-4fde-847d-0ca6e3c2884b,1936-03-12,Petite-Rivière-Saint-François,,"[None, None]",,,QC,,,5,"Possibly slushflow.
+5 fatal
+7 unhurt",Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1936-03-12', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+448,9d7bf31c-1cb7-45f7-a9e1-b44712c117a2,1936-03-12,Les Éboulements,,"[None, None]",,,QC,,,1,No information.,Inside Car/Truck on Road,"[{'observation_date': '1936-03-12', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+449,40e7be29-071e-4db2-a7e8-481187c133bc,1935-03-04,Corner Brook,"Curling Road; Corner Brook, NF","[430445.0, 5422333.0]",UTM 21 NAD27 (assumed),,NL,,,3,Historic.  Residents,Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1935-03-04', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Corner Brook, Curling Road, Mar 4, 1935', 'source': 'NFLD Geological Survey', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/73abc52a-a179-4bec-8b31-2fb25040e29d/march4_35.html'}]"
+450,767c7852-7761-416f-be38-db6d493e5f0a,1935-03-01,Okak,Labrador,"[561842.0, 6379083.0]",UTM 20V NAD27 (assumed),,NL,,,2,Historic.  Residents,Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1935-03-01', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Okak, Mar 1, 1935', 'source': 'NFLD Geological Survey', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6b1e7dd2-a8a8-4964-8c75-4cb3457941ef/march1_35.html'}]"
+451,045e76f5-c5a7-42fe-a341-666baea3546f,1935-01-07,Motherlode Mine near Taseko Lake,South of Taseko Lake in Chilcotins,"[123.416748046875, 51.0797004699707]",LatLon,,BC,,,7,"(Minister of Mines BC 1935) ""The property of this company, in the Clinton Mining Division, consists of Taseko the Mohawk and Motherlode groups, comprising eighteen mineral claims and fractions held by location. These holdings are situated to the south of Taseko river and to the east of Gibson (Granite) creek, or about 7 3/4 miles south-easterly from the south end of Taseko lake.""
+
+""In addition to above accidents in mines, seven men were killed by a snowslide near the Taseko-Motherlode mine. Apparently this snowslide occurred about January 7th and probably at night, as all the men were in the bunk-house at the time of the slide; the bunk-house was at an elevation of 1,000 feet below the mine and was reached by a zigzag trail about 1 1/2 miles long.""",Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1935-01-07', 'size': 'U', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Chilcotin: Preserving Pioneer Memories', 'source': 'Bonner V., I.E., Bliss, et al.', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/85606d7b-0972-4918-a2fc-42a32540714c/', 'date': ['1995-05-01']}, {'title': 'Annual report of the Minister of Mines of BC', 'source': 'Minister of Mines BC', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b94dff04-1311-46da-09e5-fd58c64a1cab/', 'date': ['1936-01-01']}]"
+452,00a3d9fa-012e-41e4-a35f-add2204beff5,1933-04-07,Fossil Mountain,near Lake Louise,"[None, None]",,,AB,,,1,Historic.  Skier,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1933-04-07', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+453,6ac04262-f1fd-4144-a75c-3c233d29757f,1933-03-01,Duchesnay Pass,,"[539448.0, 5690753.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,2,Historic,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1933-03-01', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+454,4f3897a8-d510-4eb8-8e3f-d892004aa2d9,1930-08-05,Unknown Location,,"[None, None]",,,,,,1,Historic.  Climber.  Location unknown,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1930-08-05', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+455,b6c45fb7-b95e-420b-ae6e-0c397a5ac20e,1927-12-17,Porter Idaho Mine,"near Marmot River, BC","[440548.0, 6191648.0]",UTM 9 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,Historic. Miner,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1927-12-17', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+456,19337b1e-84a2-4197-814c-8baeab88c1f1,1927-02-24,Extenuate Mine,"near Stewart, BC","[441766.0, 6204618.0]",UTM 9 NAD27,,BC,,,1,Historic.  Miner,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1927-02-24', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+457,84717d46-b5a0-4b06-8360-c7c7f50b0ea4,1927-01-01,Mount Serra,near Vancouver,"[346967.0, 5699905.0]",UTM 10 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,Historic.  First record of a recreational avalanche fatality?  Date not given beyond year; defaulted to 1/1/1927,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1927-01-01', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+458,ffae2f50-55b5-4155-b60b-e11fbaf3c36f,1921-02-17,Signal Hill,St. Johns NF,"[373385.0, 5269512.0]",UTM 22 NAD27,,NL,,,1,Historic,Outside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1921-02-17', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'St. Johns, Signal Hill, Feb 17, 1921', 'source': 'NFLD Geological Survey', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/5ef5e5eb-9783-4cdb-b792-9b183e804774/feb17_1921.html'}]"
+459,1bde281f-01d8-4f76-8bfa-d371fba5163b,1921-02-07,The Battery,St Johns NFLD,"[373385.0, 5269512.0]",UTM 22 NAD27,,NL,,,1,Historic. Resident,Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1921-02-07', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'St. Johns, Battery, Feb 7, 1921', 'source': 'NFLD Geological Survey', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f36e3b79-915d-426c-099a-af8b97c93037/feb7_21.html'}]"
+460,2c4b8d63-2ba2-4d24-8c9f-1b200e19e57f,1917-12-31,Shellbird Island,Humber River NFLD,"[436547.0, 5422260.0]",UTM 21 NAD27,,NL,,,1,Historic.  Railway Section foreman.,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1917-12-31', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+461,4b09669a-a733-468c-a65a-8a38c0ae48db,1917-01-12,Near Hazelton,,"[584758.0, 6123422.0]",UTM 9 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,2,Historic.  Miners.  Date given is only  month and year.  Gave day default of the first of the month.,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1917-01-12', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+462,a4ceafa7-fd73-4591-8fea-42af826da1c7,1913-01-22,Coal Creek,near Fernie,"[647274.0, 5483175.0]",UTM 11 NAD27,,BC,,,1,Historic.  Miner,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1913-01-22', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+463,5b4be5e6-343a-44cc-b753-7caeb08cd3b0,1913-01-08,Dunedin Mine,near Sandon,"[483272.0, 5536804.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,Historic.  Miner,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1913-01-08', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+464,43e1c7af-9411-4e54-a524-053701e8ff69,1913-01-06,Noble No. 5 Mine,Sandon,"[483272.0, 5536804.0]",UTM 11 NAD27,,BC,,,3,Historic.  Miners,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1913-01-06', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+465,615f1eff-a9ec-40f1-a07d-30e5b0db49fa,1912-12-30,Coal Creek,near Fernie,"[647274.0, 5483175.0]",UTM 11 NAD27,,BC,,,6,Historic.  Miners,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1912-12-30', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+466,8dbbb046-78b8-4150-8d42-1937c3f0c7f7,1912-03-14,Baie-Saint-Paul,,"[None, None]",,,QC,,,1,chute d'un morceau de terre (avalanche) ?,Unknown,"[{'observation_date': '1912-03-14', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+467,2465f5e9-295b-4dee-8e84-21c3b0df48ff,1912-03-11,Tilt Cove,Baie Verte NFLD,"[None, None]",,,NL,,,5,Historic. Residents,Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1912-03-11', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Tilt Cove, Baie Verte Peninsula, Mar 11, 1912', 'source': 'NFLD Geological Survey', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b125c820-93e0-48a9-96e8-7d21287b2772/march11_12.html'}]"
+468,fe21cc54-4f40-426d-9509-4d2a46a69b38,1911-12-23,Noble No. 5 Mine,Sandon,"[483272.0, 5536804.0]",UTM 11 NAD27,,BC,,,1,Historic. Miner,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1911-12-23', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+469,67f913b7-698c-4240-8634-d89e5f984ca7,1910-03-04,Avalanche Crest,,"[483727.0, 5671359.0]",UTM 11 NAD27,,BC,,,58,Historic. 62 workers killed.,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1910-03-04', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+470,8ed8e281-d1dd-4b92-98b1-d780d39def83,1910-01-01,Burgeo,,"[-57.61666488647461, 47.61666488647461]",LatLon,,NL,,0.0,1,"Joseph Smalls diary of Burgeo
+ A hint of another avalanche victim comes from the diary of Joseph Small. Small came to Burgeo from the USA. He was the enumerator for the 1921 census in the Burgeo area, and wrote about the area in his 1925 ""Diary of Burgeo"". When discussing the people of the small community of Bay de Lieu, he outlines the history of the Strickland family. He writes:-  ""George Strickland died here the 16th of March, age 59. Surviving him were sons William, John, and George. I know of no others. Also left were daughters Betsy, Rachel, and Fanny. I have heard that there was one older than William. William married first, a woman at Hunts, who did not live very long. There was no family. In 1860, he married Sarah Timberley, who is still living with her daughter, Mrs. [George] Sutton. They had quite a family. Edward died a young man. James married a daughter of John Crant. Both are still living. John married Sarah Kinslow of Red Island. Both of them are also still living. Joseph never married; he was killed in the country by an avalanche of snow fifteen years ago."" This is the only indication we have of this tragedy, that apparently took place in around 1910. Further research may reveal more about the fate of the unfortunate Joseph.",Unknown,[],"{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Burgeo, 1910', 'source': 'NFLD Geological Survey', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/8189449b-5311-414a-8741-657a66749a3f/burgeo_1910.html'}]"
+471,a4fb0c0b-cb17-47f8-a1ea-2b17632cf485,1907-12-24,Burton City,4 km East of Burton City,"[440257.0, 5537111.0]",UTM 11 NAD27,,BC,,,2,Historic.  Two people on road.,Car/Truck on Road,"[{'observation_date': '1907-12-24', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+472,d3af355b-1c47-46f7-976d-b6a33f930bc0,1907-01-22,Devlin Group,near Salmo,"[480573.0, 5449724.0]",UTM 11 NAD27,,BC,,,1,Historic. Miner,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1907-01-22', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+473,521984a2-484f-4765-ad0c-9e4a7f3d5d31,1905-01-12,Ville de Québec,St-Sauveur,"[None, None]",,,QC,,2.0,1,3 enfants partis glissés à la Côte Neuve,Other Recreational,"[{'observation_date': '1905-01-12', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+474,a8fa093f-ba8b-4a14-af6f-8dede496b9c9,1904-04-11,Revelstoke,1km East of Revelstoke,"[413428.0, 5648696.0]",UTM 11 NAD27,,BC,,,2,Historic. Railway Workers,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1904-04-11', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+475,60b7f673-2c3e-4431-a127-2dd0b7833694,1904-01-30,Squamish,50 km North of Squamish,"[464665.0, 5612878.0]",UTM 10 NAD27,,BC,,,1,Historic. Trapper,Hunting/Fishing,"[{'observation_date': '1904-01-30', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+476,7515ba6e-3ebb-4c5b-a961-dc2cde13e256,1904-01-25,near Revelstoke,,"[412258.0, 5648715.0]",UTM 11 NAD27,,BC,,,1,Historic. Workers on railway,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1904-01-25', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+477,349a6962-3294-4794-a638-99bee0ebdec7,1902-12-25,Molly Gibson Mine near Slocan,near Slocan,"[None, None]",,,BC,,,9,Historic,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1902-12-25', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+478,af3f7a2e-10ca-4203-9de3-37fd14dd88a7,1899-01-31,Glacier CPR Station,,"[463954.0, 5679607.0]",UTM 11 NAD27,,BC,,2.0,7,The first Rogers Pass station was destroyed by an avalanche coming down a slidepath opposite the station. After this tragedy the CPR abandoned this dangerous site and built a new railway station closer to the summit of Rogers Pass in the approximate location of the Rogers Pass Discovery Centre.,Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1899-01-01', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Brown Bag History Notes: Snowlides', 'source': 'English, C.', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f81c869b-d441-4d0a-af6c-069fe365b12a/', 'date': ['2011-01-01']}, {'title': 'Rogers Pass Snow Avalanche Atlas, Glacier NP', 'source': 'Schleiss, V.G.F', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/24cb3385-0af3-484d-0859-1623be1878eb/', 'date': ['1989-01-01']}, {'title': 'Snow War: An Illustrated History of Rogers Pass', 'source': 'Woods, John G.', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/dae5e566-39c8-43f5-8aa7-57f7f236bb18/', 'date': ['2010-01-01']}]"
+479,ee27d2f4-a885-41ad-ac0d-dad5d2067c4d,1899-01-30,Rogers Pass Snowshed,,"[467489.0, 5686997.0]",UTM 11 NAD27,,BC,,,1,Historic.  Railway worker.,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1899-01-30', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+480,4ca482ae-5f8c-4bce-a905-f7f909f36621,1898-02-27,Road to Silverton Mine,,"[None, None]",,,BC,,,1,Historic. Miner,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1898-02-27', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+481,257bc41b-53cb-49d0-932e-a32902333927,1898-02-22,Lévis,,"[None, None]",,,QC,,7.0,4,2 houses damaged.  Avalanche flowed into valley.,Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1898-02-22', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+482,a91a1570-2d8c-4eb1-93aa-45dd470ca7cf,1895-01-23,Bluff Head Brook Chromite Mine,,"[-58.61666488647461, 48.78333282470703]",LatLon,,NL,,0.0,4,"Howley JP. 1997 Reminiscences of James P. Howley: Selected Years, edited by Kirwin WJ, Story GM and O?Flaherty PA. The Champlain society, Toronto, 438p, page 325. 
+Evening Telegram Jan 28, 1895.  
+The accident occurred during mine operations high in the Lewis Hills at Bluff Head Brook. The story was told first by JP Howley in his memoirs of field work on the west coast, and also by ED Haliburton in his history of mining on the western part of the Island, published in 1919. Haliburton tells of a Mr. Holden, who traveled from St. Johns in 1894 to set up an operation to mine chromite in the Lewis Hills. ""The mine was nearly up to the top of the mountain, which formed one side of the gulch terminating at the bottom in Bluff Head Cove. The huts where the men lived were built on a sort of terrace about half-way up this mountain and to get to the mine they had to traverse a path that curved around and upward"". On 23 January 1895, four miners left to clear this path. This group included Mr Holdens brother Thomas, Patric Byrne, Laughlin, and McKinnon. They were shoveling the path when apparently they triggered an avalanche that swept down the slope carrying all four with it. Howley states all four were killed, but Haliburton suggests that one, further from the centre of the avalanche, was swept down two or three hundred feet, but survived.  The site of the mine is still visible, in one of the large bowl shaped cirques that form the edge of the Lewis Hills. Such areas are very vulnerable to avalanche, and although no mining takes place in this area now, this tragedy serves as an illustration of the dangers of such areas to the current day snow-mobiler or back-country skier. Howley writes as follows:  
+""The mine is situated at the head of a deep ravine through which Bluff Head Brook meanders. The ravine forms a perfect amphitheatre and it is at the extreme bend at its head that the ore occurs, just inside the boundary line behind Capt. Clearys and Jones lots. This is the sa",Unknown,[],"{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Bluff Head Brook, Chromite Mine, Jan 23, 1895', 'source': 'NFLD Geological Survey', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/87b0713d-0241-4bb7-b483-0ce37ad9bfc4/jan23_1895.html'}]"
+483,4caa4646-457d-4430-bb8d-25acc47326ca,1893-03-12,Murdering Corner,Andrews Hill near Cartwright,"[-57.016666412353516, 53.70000076293945]",LatLon,,NL,,0.0,3,"Them Days, April 1993, Vol. 18(3), p. 42; Hudsons Bay Company Cartwright Post Journal 1893
+ Frank Davis in 1979 recounted the story handed down through his family of a tragedy that occurred around the turn of the century (Them Days, 1993). His father (John Davis), grandfather (Thomas Davis), uncle (Tom Davis), great-uncle (Solomon Morgan) and Andrew Reeves decided to climb up Andrews Hill one fine afternoon in March. Andrews Hill is about 6 kilomtres east of Cartwright. Leaving Goose Cove, to reach the top of the hill they had to climb up a steep gulch, with a bank of overhanging snow. John Davis was suffering from a nose bleed and was lagging behind the other four, and saw the overhang give way, avalanching down the slope and burying his four companions. He rushed to the scene and was able to extract his father by digging with his snowshoe. Frank Davis recounted ""Grandfather said he felt as if he had been runned in lead"". The two then quickly returned to the community to get shovels and help, but when the other three were dug out, they were all dead. One had had his back broken over a birch tree, and it is likely the other two were asphyxiated. The slope on which the three men died was since been known as ""Murdering Corner"" or Murdering Gulch"". Goose Cove lies 10 kilometres east of the village of Cartwright. It is not clear if the men lived in Goose Cove or were returning from a walk in that area.
+ From the Hudsons Bay Company Cartwright Post Journal: Thursday, 16 March 1893: ""Solomon Morgan and Thomas Davis, son of Thomas Davis, was killed by a snow avalanche at Andrews Hill on Sunday evening past.
+ Thus there is some uncertainty as to whether Andrew Reeves did in fact die in the avalanche as he is not mentioned in this contemporary account.",Unknown,[],"{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Murdering Corner, near Cartwright, 1893', 'source': 'NFLD Geological Survey', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/34b07213-e748-4561-9d78-4bd056dd71ee/cartwright_1893.html'}]"
+484,172dcea1-d920-47ab-87b9-e4a197e6a1a7,1891-01-20,Irelands Bight,"Irelands Eye, Hare Bay","[586300.0, 56887.0]",UTM 21 NAD83,,NL,,2.0,3,,Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1891-01-20', 'size': 'Unknown', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Irelands Bight, Northern Peninsula, Jan 20, 1891', 'source': 'NFLD Geological Survey', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/0040bb73-84cc-4fdc-a676-059fc5280a9c/jan20_1891.html'}]"
+485,8f9a7e1f-1cf1-41c4-a7c5-d726974db1ec,1891-01-20,Unknown Location,,"[None, None]",,,,,,3,"Confirmation of a report wed had from oral records for a few years.  
+Royal Gazette, March 31 1891. Thanks to Lawson for pointing us to a possible source.
+
+
+Report of a letter in the Herald, March 20 1891
+
+
+Shocking Catastrophe: Three persons killed
+
+
+Mr Joseph Moore, of St. Anthony, writing to his father in St. Johns gives particulars of a terrible accident which happened at Irelands  Eye, Hare Bay on the 20th January. On that date, he says ""an avalanche of snow swept down from a high cliff and buried under its enormous weight, the house of Levi Andrews, distant about 60 or 70 feet from the foot of the cliff. Nine persons were in the house at the time of the accident - five on the loft and four in the kitchen. Mrs Andrews was going out in the porch at the time, and six days after her lifeless body was found under fourteen feet of snow. The head was smashed in and her neck and arms broken. The eldest daughter was found lying across the stove rigid in death, and the stove was smashed in atoms. Five days after being rescued, ob=ne of the sons died from his injuries. At the time of the terrible affair, George Reid was upon the loft fixing a trap, and at the time of present writing is unable to lift his arms to  his head, but he is getting better. One of the girls rescued had one of her legs broken, and suffered considerable pain. It was an awful site to behold the disfigured bodies and the house broken up like so much tinder wood. I was up all one day shoveling snow, there were forty others at the same work. The three bodies were laid out together on a board and were buried on the 28th. It was one of the saddest spectacles ever witnessed in this vicinity and threw a gloom over the community.  
+There was never as much snow as there is this winter but very little  
+frost.""",Inside Building,[],"{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'HeraldLetter', 'source': None, 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/d1ddc6b1-8d27-4cda-b4df-0c3afc00877a/'}, {'title': 'RoyalGazette', 'source': None, 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/8f800129-7d56-4875-9506-bdca52a79151/'}]"
+486,07d90fbf-3948-4aa0-a998-961f05616556,1890-02-15,near Conne River,,"[-55.698612213134766, 47.90888977050781]",LatLon,,NL,,0.0,2,"Twillingate Sun Feb. 15, 1890 
+""Feb. 12: William Dodge and son, belonging to Conn River, Hermitage Bay, were killed last week while they were returning from hauling their bultows, but the weather being very rough, they landed at a small cove surrounded by high hills, and while endeavoring to climb up, they were carried to the bottom by a snow slide, and killed.""",Unknown,[],"{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Conne River, February, 1890', 'source': 'NFLD Geological Survey', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/02263b4b-d968-4721-a2b0-cfde268dafbb/feb_1890.html'}]"
+487,82a133d6-32cf-4b25-8cad-b0f43349fb89,1885-02-25,Rogers Pass Summit,,"[463967.0, 5681460.0]",UTM 11 NAD27,,BC,,,6,,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1885-02-25', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+488,e6c62007-0b13-41f3-a7b0-cdc45f2936df,1885-02-08,McDermot's Camp,,"[None, None]",,,BC,,,3,Historic,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1885-02-08', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+489,db7c8176-4cd9-40bf-a43a-39c0f01bae81,1884-01-26,Betts Cove,,"[613744.0, 5469398.0]",UTM 21U NAD27,,NL,1.0,0.0,1,Historic. RCMP,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1884-01-27', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Betts Cove, Jan 26, 1884', 'source': 'NFLD Geological Survey', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/bd0fad9b-5281-406d-ae8d-45ef69236c28/jan26_1884.html'}]"
+490,ec3779ef-d8c3-40c9-8ab5-e633534496c7,1879-02-12,Lévis,Saint-David,"[None, None]",,,QC,,,1,A young man was buried.,Other Recreational,"[{'observation_date': '1879-02-12', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+491,7aa144d1-cfd1-42ee-b365-28a05b301b1f,1877-02-09,Betts Cove,,"[587525.0, 5518957.0]",UTM 21U NAD27,,NL,,0.0,6,Historic,Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1877-02-09', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Betts Cove, Feb 9, 1877', 'source': 'NFLD Geological Survey', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a8acf5e3-e1c6-488b-832d-94dca416f6a9/feb9_1877.html'}]"
+492,8a3cf819-d3d0-465b-b194-ad99d9fca341,1876-02-25,Woody Point,Curzon Village,"[-57.91666793823242, 49.516666412353516]",LatLon,,NL,,0.0,3,"George Halfyard of Woody Point; Tony Berger, personal communications; Newfoundlander, 1876
+ Tony Berger, who grew up in Woody Point wrote to us as follows:
+""In the spring of 1887 or 1888 a single house with three adults and a baby was pushed onto the ice by an avalanche. The adults were killed but the baby boy survived sheltered in his mothers arms. The house stood at the base of the Lookout Hills near what is known as Charlie Fons Brook about halfway between Mudges Point and the last house now in Curzon Village. The date is probably fairly accurate as the baby returned for a brief visit as an old man and met the father of Herb Taylor (my informant) a year or so before he died in his 90s.""
+ The site seems prone to avalanches, at the base of a steep cliff. This was confirmed when a moderate sized avalanche was observed by a resident in the winter of 2000-2001. This avalanche was located above the current buildings in Curzon Village, swept down-slope breaking off trees but stopped well short of structures.
+ Further archival research indicated the date was in fact 1876. The Newfoundlander reported:
+ ""Information has lately reached us of a very melancholy and fatal accident which took place here on the 25th February last at Bonne Bay. There was a very heavy gale of wind with snow and the latter accumulated in great quantity on a high hill behind the house of a man named Charles Fawn. After some time the snow came down like an avalanche against the house, completely breaking it up, when Fawn, his wife and youngest child were killed and buried in the snow. The servant who slept in the garret was thrown upon the ice of the bay, about two hundred yards from where the house stood; but without sustaining injury. He and others set to work to clear away the snow, and after some hours they found the three dead bodies, with Fawn?s elder child (who had also been in the house) still alive. The dead were decently interred and the little survivor was doing well and in good care.""",Unknown,[],"{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Woody Point - Curzon Village, 1876', 'source': 'NFLD Geological Survey', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/2860ae1a-a3ca-4374-b5c5-7831c626a724/woodypoint_1876.html'}]"
+493,45b60b4c-c0b3-4853-a4d8-a3667a6efd4b,1875-02-03,Promontoir de Québec,,"[None, None]",,,QC,,,8,Houses were hit and destroyed,Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1875-02-03', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+494,cca580b8-01b7-43b1-85c6-7592f8b4fa65,1873-01-06,Trinity,,"[-53.36666488647461, 48.36666488647461]",LatLon,,NL,,0.0,1,"Notes from Mildred Howard collection, Letter dated Jan 10 (7?) 1873 M Howard, 1992 p 188. Royal Gazette and Newfoundland Advertiser 1863-1985, Vital Statistics and items volume 3, publication number 6.
+ The Royal Gazette of January 1873 reported the following incident in Trinity:
+""A very sad accident happened on the south side of the harbour on Monday. [Monday was the 6 Jan, previous Monday 31 Dec 1872]. Two men, brothers named CHURCHILL went from their home not many yards distant to dig out a well which was under a hill, when a large quantity of snow fell from 60 feet and buried them. One was dead, the other recovered"" [Howard 1992]. 
+ No comprehensive census exists at this time but various business directories listing householders and occupations were published at this time (see Newfoundland Grand Banks web site). In 1871, three Churchills are known to be living in Trinity, George, Joseph and Richard, all fishermen. By 1894 only two Churchills are recorded, Richard and Edward, and in 1898 George Dennis and Richard Churchill are listed. It is possible that the man killed was Joseph Churchill. Lying across from the town of Trinity, on the other side of South West Arm, Sugar Loaf and Salvage Hill rise steeply from the waters edge to over 100 metres above the sea. These north facing slopes seem to be the most likely site of the avalanche, although fortunately no houses are found there now.",Unknown,[],"{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Trinity, Jan 6, 1873', 'source': 'NFLD Geological Survey', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a66b1f6f-de48-4e6c-b6df-20472fb6c51a/jan6_1873.html'}]"
+495,b4d997c6-70e7-479e-a580-78c2b1d718d0,1869-03-11,Lévis,,"[None, None]",,,QC,,7.0,4,plusieurs aval./Atleast 8 houses damaged.,Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1869-03-11', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+496,4e889b7b-b0c4-43a3-a2c4-a20fb5b24555,1869-02-16,Lévis,,"[None, None]",,,QC,,2.0,1,"A house destroyed, 2 other avalanches.",Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1869-02-16', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+497,90e8a150-4bf0-4070-ba20-2ff775e82772,1866-02-26,Les Éboulements,,"[None, None]",,,QC,,,1,"Snow suffocation.
+écurie démolie par une avalanche.",Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1866-02-26', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+498,3ed9e925-2de7-4b59-956f-16aea06af56c,1865-03-11,Lévis,Saint-Nicolas,"[None, None]",,,QC,,,1,Snow chute.,Unknown,"[{'observation_date': '1865-03-11', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+499,426b79b1-3b68-4967-9e98-ce6a740dd1e5,1863-03-12,Unknown Location,,"[None, None]",,,,,,2,Historic,Hunting/Fishing,"[{'observation_date': '1863-03-12', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+500,b859c978-d758-49e4-9818-371ffe15db20,1863-03-12,Distress Cove,"(now St. Brides), Placentia Bay","[715000.0, 5199600.0]",UTM 21 NAD83,,NL,,0.0,2,"On the morning of 12 March 1863, the Foley brothers, John and William and two companions, left Distress Cove , looking for sea-ducks. The Express on March 28 reported thus:
+
+In going down a bank being about 100 feet in height with a slope of about 45° an immense avalanche of snow, overhanging the slope, let go after they had passed about halfway down and overwhelming two of them, William Foley and William Doyle, buried one of them under its mass; hurling the other one into the sea where he was drowned. On the alarm being given a large number of persons collected and by shoveling the snow in a few hours discovered the dead body of one, the dead body of the other being recovered from the sea on the 16th. They were both young men of excellent character and their sudden loss is much regretted.
+
+Death by drowning in an avalanche accident is unusual but not unprecedented- Pierre Trudeaus son Michel died in a similar manner in 1998. The community of Distress Cove is now known as St Brides, and the location of the avalanche is uncertain. The bay now known as Distress Cove is surrounded by gentle slopes, and the victims may well have met their end below the much steeper cliffs lying south of St Brides.",Hunting/Fishing,"[{'observation_date': '1863-03-12', 'size': 'Unknown', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Distress Cove, Placentia Bay, Mar 12, 1863', 'source': 'NFLD Geological Survey', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/18d94744-ef5c-49a2-80b2-89884b77151c/march12_1863.html'}]"
+501,a3405ee9-7384-4064-9df5-58b789718064,1863-01-16,Lévis,Notre-Dame-de-la-Victoire 18,"[None, None]",,,QC,,,2,tué par une aval.,Unknown,"[{'observation_date': '1863-01-16', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+502,bc4899c4-70ce-47df-b586-445641e6068d,1856-02-05,Cape Breton - Big Pond,,"[None, None]",,,NS,,,5,"In house, estimated that the avalanche struck in early evening.",Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1856-02-05', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}","From Cape Breton Newspaper article - unsure of accuracy: The night of Feb. 5, 1856 was milder than had been the case in recent days. It had rained most of Monday night and the weather still pushed temperatures above the freezing mark. The ground, however, was frozen solid and nearly a foot of snow still blanketed the countryside.","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+503,1888475d-8f26-4b0d-bd23-b9fb82e165a7,1852-02-01,Promontoir de Québec,,"[None, None]",,,QC,,,7,,Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1852-02-01', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+504,6418e7b2-39d6-4ac4-bc2e-7f5518ecf798,1850-01-01,Northumberland Inlet - Kingaite,,"[None, None]",,,,,,1,"DATE ESTIMATED, NOT ACCURATE!!!  Based on article this incident is assumed to have occurred sometime in the 1800's, probably around 1850?
+Historic",Hunting/Fishing,"[{'observation_date': '1800-01-01', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+505,56ef01bd-6e1d-450c-90bb-fc53fe2922e9,1843-12-18,Cap Blanc (Ville de Québec) 18,,"[None, None]",,,QC,,,1,No information,Unknown,"[{'observation_date': '1843-12-18', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+506,101c517b-29a4-4c49-8934-f6c56ddd882d,1840-02-01,Château-Richer,,"[None, None]",,,QC,,,1,mort étouffé lors d'une aval.,Unknown,"[{'observation_date': '1840-02-01', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+507,b2e1c50a-1533-4145-a1a2-0befca0154d5,1836-02-09,Quebec,more details unknown,"[None, None]",,,QC,,,1,No information is provided. No location.,Unknown,"[{'observation_date': '1836-02-09', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+508,18e8f963-da33-4682-9312-57ca2cc9ad8d,1833-05-24,Carbonear,,"[-53.21666717529297, 47.733333587646484]",LatLon,,NL,,0.0,1,"Carbonear Star, May 29, 1833 
+The definition of an avalanche can be fairly loose, and can include pieces of ice falling from cliffs. In Newfoundland, ice can remain on shaded coastal cliffs long into the spring, and provides a danger to those working underneath. One such incident caused the demise of young Richard Penney, who in late May 1833 rowed from the north side to the south side of Carbonear Harbour, with the intent of gathering a boat-load of wood. He landed below the cliffs and was tying up his boat when a large chunk of ice fell from the cliff and hit him on the head, killing him instantaneously. According to the Carbonear Star of May 29, 1833, ""The young man was only twenty years of age and bore an excellent character for sobriety and good conduct"".",Unknown,[],"{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Carbonear, May 24, 1833', 'source': 'NFLD Geological Survey', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f0850ab9-a2de-42f5-bfbb-d56ad26af5a2/may24_1833.html'}]"
+509,083d22df-ed50-4687-b9ab-1649960a0fbe,1825-02-04,Saint-Joseph de Lévis,Pointe Lévis,"[None, None]",,,QC,,,5,autre aval. Cap Diamant,Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1825-02-04', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
+510,f498c48a-981d-43cf-ac16-151b8794435c,1782-01-01,Nain,,"[-61.68333435058594, 56.53333282470703]",LatLon,,NL,,,22,"NAC MG17 D1 B-X-1 pp.38,750 et ff., microfilm reel M-509 :
+The earliest recorded Canadian avalanche
+Wallace J.McLean, a keen historian and Labradorian in the course of his researches came across an account of a dreadful tragedy in the Nain area in the late 18th century. Mr. McLean was studying the Moravian Mission papers from Labrador and found, in a postscript to a 1782 letter signed ""your sincear well wishers, the Missionarys at Nain and in their names"" the following:
+""A Lamentable Circumstance has happened this last winter [i.e. 1781-82] about twelve miles from us [i.e., at Nain], upon the edge of a hill under which was an Esquimaux winter hauss where 31 Esquimaux lived, there gatherd a monstrous body of snow which shot all at once down and pressed the winter hauss even with the ground, with all the people in it excepting one man who was buried in the snow without. Out of 31 only 9 got out alive"".
+This avalanche is thus the earliest recorded avalanche in Canada - possibly in North America, the worst avalanche disaster in the history of the province, and the worst avalanche disaster in Canada to affect people in their houses. It is also the worst avalanche disaster in eastern Canada. The coastline around Nain contains numerous steep slopes and the exact location of this incident is unlikely to be discovered. It is likely that many other Inuit people have died, unrecorded, over the years along the Labrador coast, where heavy snowfall, and steep slopes form a deadly combination.",Unknown,[],"{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Nain, 1781-2', 'source': 'NFLD Geological Survey', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a9c6e2b2-3100-4a1b-aa14-4d9164891568/1781_82.html'}, {'title': 'Nain, winter 1781/82', 'source': 'NFLD Geological Survey', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/94989698-2b60-454c-a140-7ca977b61747/1781_82.html'}]"
diff --git a/lectures/applications/working_with_text.md b/lectures/applications/working_with_text.md
index 84a7cbb2..7e56e620 100644
--- a/lectures/applications/working_with_text.md
+++ b/lectures/applications/working_with_text.md
@@ -126,17 +126,17 @@ def get_incident_details(id):
     return(result)
 
 
-incidentsfile = "https://datascience.quantecon.org/assets/data/avalanche_incidents.csv"
+incidentsfile = "https://datascience.quantecon.org/assets/data/incidents.csv"
 
 # To avoid loading the avalanche Canada servers, we save the incident details locally.
-if (not os.path.isfile(incidentsfile)):
+
+try:
+    incidents = pd.read_csv(incidentsfile)
+except Exception as e:
     incident_detail_list = incidents_brief.id.apply(get_incident_details).to_list()
     incidents = pd.DataFrame.from_dict(incident_detail_list, orient="columns")
     incidents.to_csv(incidentsfile)
-else:
-    incidents = pd.read_csv(incidentsfile)
-
-incidents
+incidents.head()
 ```
 
 Many incidents include coordinates, but others do not. Most
@@ -317,10 +317,9 @@ You may have to uncomment the second line below if  folium is not installed.
 import folium
 import matplotlib
 
-cmap = matplotlib.cm.get_cmap('Set1')
+cmap = matplotlib.colormaps["Set1"]
 fmap = folium.Map(location=[60, -98],
-                            zoom_start=3,
-                            tiles='Stamen Terrain')
+                            zoom_start=3)
 with urllib.request.urlopen(req) as response:
     regions_tmp = json.loads(response.read().decode('utf-8'))
 folium.GeoJson(regions_tmp,
@@ -468,12 +467,13 @@ def get_season(year, region):
 ```
 
 ```{code-cell} python
-forecastlist=[]
-
-for year in range(2011,2019):
-    print("working on {}".format(year))
-    for region in [region["id"] for region in forecastregions["features"]]:
-        forecastlist = forecastlist + get_season(year, region)
+forecastlist = [
+    forecast
+    for year in range(2011, 2019)
+    for region in [region["id"] for region in forecastregions["features"]]
+    for forecast in (get_season(year, region) or [])
+    if forecast is not None
+]
 ```
 
 ```{code-cell} python
@@ -481,7 +481,7 @@ for year in range(2011,2019):
 forecasts = pd.DataFrame.from_dict([f for f in forecastlist if not f==None],orient="columns")
 
 forecasts["danger_date"] = forecasts.dangerRatings.apply(lambda r: r[0]["date"])
-forecasts["danger_date"] = pd.to_datetime(forecasts.danger_date, utc=True).dt.date
+forecasts["danger_date"] = pd.to_datetime(forecasts.danger_date, format='ISO8601').dt.date
 forecasts["danger_alpine"]=forecasts.dangerRatings.apply(lambda r: r[0]["dangerRating"]["alp"])
 forecasts["danger_treeline"]=forecasts.dangerRatings.apply(lambda r: r[0]["dangerRating"]["tln"])
 forecasts["danger_belowtree"]=forecasts.dangerRatings.apply(lambda r: r[0]["dangerRating"]["btl"])
@@ -783,7 +783,7 @@ dimensional space or that the t-SNE algorithm parameters were
 chosen poorly.
 
 ```{code-cell} python
-cmap = matplotlib.cm.get_cmap('Paired')
+cmap = matplotlib.colormaps["Paired"]
 fig, ax = plt.subplots(1,2,figsize=(16,6))
 n_topics=len(svd_model.components_)
 lsa_keys = np.argmax(lsa_topic_sample, axis=1)

From 6147539ef3fd275c326416dbf6a03e94636b5fb9 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Phil <15682144+doctor-phil@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Mon, 4 Nov 2024 22:52:24 -0800
Subject: [PATCH 31/39] Update working_with_text.md

---
 lectures/applications/working_with_text.md | 2 +-
 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-)

diff --git a/lectures/applications/working_with_text.md b/lectures/applications/working_with_text.md
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@@ -126,7 +126,7 @@ def get_incident_details(id):
     return(result)
 
 
-incidentsfile = "https://datascience.quantecon.org/assets/data/incidents.csv"
+incidentsfile = "incidents.csv"
 
 # To avoid loading the avalanche Canada servers, we save the incident details locally.
 

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Date: Mon, 4 Nov 2024 22:55:14 -0800
Subject: [PATCH 32/39] working with text

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-,id,ob_date,location,location_desc,location_coords,location_coords_type,location_elevation,location_province,num_involved,num_injured,num_fatal,comment,group_activity,avalanche_obs,weather_obs,weather_comment,snowpack_obs,snowpack_comment,documents
-0,c9a14972-03bd-47ca-91d5-a42637f81d22,2024-05-31,Atwell Peak,"Garibaldi Provincial Park, approximately 15 km northeast of Squamish","[49.83823, -123.00508]",Lat/lng,2600.0,BC,3.0,0.0,3,"A group of three mountaineers is presumed to have been caught in an avalanche while descending Atwell Peak. It is believed the group triggered the avalanche while descending the Southeast Couloir. All three were buried and killed.
-
-The group was reported missing on the evening of May 31. Search and rescue teams were dispatched on June 1, but were unable to locate the subjects in the days following the incident due to poor weather conditions and elevated avalanche risk. The subjects were not wearing avalanche transceivers. A successful recovery operation was completed on July 8, once sufficient snow had melted for them to become partly visible.
-
-The weather was reported as clear and sunny during the group’s climb on May 31. However, a period of stormy weather was recorded prior to the incident from May 26 to May 29. Stormy weather also occurred immediately after the incident, which increased the subjects’ burial depth and made it harder for rescuers to locate them. At least one additional avalanche occurred in the Southeast Couloir on or around June 3, further burying them.
-
-As all three members of the group died and the incident was not otherwise witnessed, uncertainty remains about several details. This report may be updated if additional information becomes available.",Mountaineering,"[{'size': None, 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2600, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'RR', 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}","The weather at the nearby Tantalus weather station (elevation 320 m) showed the weather on May 31 to be dry with light, variable winds. Temperatures rose rapidly from 4.3C at 6am to a high of 19.1C at 5pm. A summit photo showed sunny skies mid-morning.
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-A storm was recorded between May 26 and May 29. At the Tantalus weather station, 45 mm of precipitation was recorded during this period.","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2024-06-06', 'title': 'Southeast face of Atwell Peak', 'source': 'Squamish SAR', 'url': '/public/document/941f5004-218d-40fa-bb44-92b0bccf4aa5/2024/5/31/c9a14972-03bd-47ca-91d5-a42637f81d22/Atwell_Peak_SE_face.png'}]"
-1,8ecba312-3821-4039-abc0-369c5b57fecc,2024-03-29,Cathedral Mountain,"In Yoho National Park, approximately 9 km west of Field, BC","[51.42517, -116.36385]",Lat/lng,2000.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"A solo skier skied off the shoulder of Cathedral Mountain, on to a slope known as Cathedral Glades. The skier triggered a size 2.5 avalanche, which appears to have failed on or stepped down to the Feb 3 persistent weak layer.  The victim was not reported missing until late in the day on April 1. The victim was located from the air because a ski was visible. Once landed, the rescuers found the victim was partially buried, with a boot also visible on the snow surface. A transceiver was found switched off in the victim’s backpack. 
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-The incident date is derived from a professional observation made in the morning of March 30. That report identified the avalanche as being approximately 12 hours old.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 2000, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2024-04-02', 'title': 'View of the avalanche from a rescue helicopter indicating the location of where the victim was found.', 'source': 'Parks Canada', 'url': '/public/document/c931f929-4ea8-4c71-a3f3-08097cd238ed/2024/3/29/8ecba312-3821-4039-abc0-369c5b57fecc/Cathedral_Photo_1.avif'}, {'date': '2024-04-02', 'title': 'Close up view of the avalanche start zone and crown.', 'source': 'Storm Mountain Technical Services', 'url': '/public/document/18d7f2b8-ca66-4c86-9a26-e78265daa82a/2024/3/29/8ecba312-3821-4039-abc0-369c5b57fecc/Cathedral_Photo_2.avif'}, {'date': '2024-04-02', 'title': 'View of avalanche start zone and upper track.', 'source': 'Storm Mountain Technical Services', 'url': '/public/document/c2237846-5912-42f0-85ca-d3dae1842765/2024/3/29/8ecba312-3821-4039-abc0-369c5b57fecc/Cathedral_Photo_3.avif'}, {'date': '2024-04-02', 'title': 'Long range view of Cathedral Mountain with the avalanche crown visible above the trees on the shoulder.', 'source': 'Storm Mountain Technical Services', 'url': '/public/document/a684a0c1-3941-41af-916e-654a1540ef43/2024/3/29/8ecba312-3821-4039-abc0-369c5b57fecc/Cathedral_Photo_4.avif'}]"
-2,eb808585-e664-4517-bedc-c5dfd5f9fc91,2024-03-26,La ligne Bleue à la Martre,La Martre valley region,"[49.12842, -66.15081]",Lat/lng,600.0,QC,4.0,0.0,3,"Un groupe de 4 personnes en moto sur neige hors-piste (snowbike) ont accidentellement déclenché une avalanche de plaque de neige mouillée de taille 2.5 dans la région de la vallée de La Martre. La couronne d’avalanche mesure 100 cm de profondeur, 150 m de large, la zone d’écoulement mesure 100 m, et la pente en question varie entre 37° et 40°. 3 membres du groupe ont été complètement ensevelies dans un piège naturel (dépression). L’accident a eu lieu en après-midi et les secours ont été appelés peu de temps après. Le sauvetage a été pris en charge par les pompiers et la Sureté du Québec. Les 3 victimes ne portaient pas d’équipement de sécurité en avalanche. La technologie Recco et la technique de sondage aléatoire ont été utilisées pour trouver les 3 victimes. Les 3 victimes ont été retrouvées à des profondeurs différentes : 1,40 m, 1,10 m, 2,80 m. Ceux-ci ont été retrouvés entre 21 h et 23 h et transportés vers un centre hospitalier ou leur mort a été constatée.
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-A group of four backcountry snowbikers accidentally triggered a wet slab avalanche (size 2.5) in the La Martre valley region. The avalanche crown was 100 cm deep and 150 m wide; the avalanche track was 100 m long, and the slope varied between 37° and 40°. Three group members were completely buried in a terrain trap (creek bed). The accident occurred in the afternoon, and emergency services were called shortly afterward. The rescue was handled by the fire department and the Sureté du Québec. None of the group members were wearing avalanche safety equipment. The three victims were found through Recco technology and random probing at depths of 1.40 m, 1.10 m and 2.80 m. They were recovered between 21h and 23h and transported to a hospital, where they were pronounced dead.",Snow Biking,"[{'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 600, 'slab_width': 150, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': 2.5, 'temp_max': 4.0, 'temp_min': -9.5, 'temp_trend': 'R', 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",Weather data comes from the Mont Ernest-Laforce weather station 20 km from the accident site at a similar elevation.,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2024-03-26', 'title': 'Couronne/Avalanche crown', 'source': 'Avalanche Quebec', 'url': '/public/document/628594c1-098f-4208-a9c2-342172768a4b/2024/3/26/eb808585-e664-4517-bedc-c5dfd5f9fc91/La_Martre_Photo_1.avif'}, {'date': '2024-03-26', 'title': 'Zone d’écoulement 1/Avalanche path view 1', 'source': 'Avalanche Quebec', 'url': '/public/document/ef7d2f3f-d27b-44c9-b31b-d7f1e3d2f925/2024/3/26/eb808585-e664-4517-bedc-c5dfd5f9fc91/La_Martre_Photo_2.avif'}, {'date': '2024-03-26', 'title': 'Zone d’écoulement 2/Avalanche path view 2', 'source': 'Avalanche Quebec', 'url': '/public/document/2799d538-5e15-4c6a-ae34-4b17594db360/2024/3/26/eb808585-e664-4517-bedc-c5dfd5f9fc91/La_Martre_Photo_3.avif'}]"
-3,b531e881-12c4-4559-ba16-eb65e3f3d291,2024-03-10,The Tower,"Within Spray Valley Provincial Park, approximately 25 km south of Canmore","[50.84232, -115.3116]",Lat/lng,2400.0,AB,2.0,0.0,1,"Two skiers on a ridge crest near 2400m on The Tower in Spray Valley Provincial Park began skiing a N to NE aspect slope. Skier 1 entered the slope and descended approximately 80 to 100m. Skier 2 entered the slope and after 20 to 30m, triggered the avalanche. Skier 2 was pushed into a tree and was able to hold on, where they were overtaken by snow and briefly buried.
-Skier 2 was able to self extricate and quickly began a transceiver search, locating Skier 1 who was buried approximately 1.9 m. Skier 1 was dug out unresponsive and not breathing; CPR efforts were unsuccessful. Skier 2 left the scene to raise the alarm, descending without ski equipment (which was lost in the avalanche) and driving to cellphone range. The call to 911 was made at approximately 1930 MT. Kananaskis Mountain Rescue responded at first light to the scene and recovered the deceased subject on March 11, 2024.
-Skier 1 was wearing an avalanche balloon pack, but it was not deployed during the event. Skier 2 was wearing an Avalung but was not able to get it into their mouth during the event.
-The size 3 avalanche was 450 m wide and ran for 550 m. The crown depth varied from 20 to 70 cm, averaging 50 cm.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'size': '3.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 2400, 'slab_width': 450, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': -2.6, 'temp_max': -1.3, 'temp_min': -7.1, 'temp_trend': 'F', 'wind_speed': 'M', 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': 'NIL'}",Weather information taken from Burstall Pass weather station (2300 m) approximately 1.5 km to the west. It appears as though precipitation was about to start or may have just started with an incoming storm at the time of the incident.,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2024-03-11', 'title': 'Overview of avalanche from above', 'source': 'Kananaskis Mountain Rescue', 'url': '/public/document/6699799f-f277-42ca-99ef-f785ac054759/2024/3/10/b531e881-12c4-4559-ba16-eb65e3f3d291/IMG_4904_edited.jpg'}, {'date': '2024-03-11', 'title': 'Avalanche looking up from the debris', 'source': 'Kananaskis Mountain Rescue', 'url': '/public/document/9ac09182-dd52-4d17-9629-c3467db5b851/2024/3/10/b531e881-12c4-4559-ba16-eb65e3f3d291/IMG_0284_edited.jpg'}, {'date': '2024-03-11', 'title': 'Avalanche looking up from the debris', 'source': 'Kananaskis Mountain Rescue', 'url': '/public/document/3d1f27ec-363c-4573-ba14-78e01b09eacc/2024/3/10/b531e881-12c4-4559-ba16-eb65e3f3d291/IMG_0283-edited.png'}, {'date': '2024-03-11', 'title': 'Point of entry, trajectory and location of burial', 'source': 'Kananaskis Mountain Rescue', 'url': '/public/document/9cad2d07-4803-4b20-9b29-342afc4eb66a/2024/3/10/b531e881-12c4-4559-ba16-eb65e3f3d291/Tower_ski_line.jpg'}]"
-4,c91f7f67-ffa3-4a10-814e-c495bef84fb5,2024-03-03,Sale Mountain,18 km NE of Revelstoke,"[51.1686, -118.13322]",Lat/lng,2000.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"A group of snow bikers was riding on Sale Mountain north of Revelstoke when one of the riders was caught in a size 2 avalanche. The other snow bikers located the subject and dug him out quickly. A separate group riding in the area came to help. While both groups were working on the rescue response, which included CPR, a connected slope released, burying some of the snowmobiles of the second group. Both of these avalanches released on a weak layer of facets over a crust which formed in early February.",Snow Biking,"[{'size': '2.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2000, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2024-03-03', 'title': 'Sale avalanche', 'source': 'Revelstoke SAR', 'url': '/public/document/a5c6ba02-ffd0-4f23-b041-671aeb86cc86/2024/3/3/c91f7f67-ffa3-4a10-814e-c495bef84fb5/Sale_Avalanche.jpg'}]"
-5,af550688-52ca-4d7f-9da5-2efa2a1d2399,2024-02-24,Gardiner Creek,"Within Castle Wildland Provincial Park, approximately 40 km west of Pincher Creek","[49.35867, -114.52119]",Lat/lng,2080.0,AB,2.0,0.0,1,"A group of snowmobilers triggered an avalanche at the head of Gardiner Creek, in the Castle Wildland Provincial Park. One person became stuck while riding a slope in the mid to lower portion of the avalanche path. A second person attempted to help the stuck rider when the avalanche was triggered. The second person was able to escape but the first was fully buried by the avalanche.
-The size three avalanche measured approximately 200 m wide and ran for approximately 250 m. The crown depth was approximately 40 cm. The avalanche is believed to have failed on a layer of faceted crystals on a crust that was buried at the start of February.
-Despite conducting a companion rescue search, the group was unable to locate the buried victim and rode out to call for help. Search and Rescue located the buried victim the following day and they were found to be deceased.",Snowmobiling,[],"{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': -2.4, 'temp_min': -3.2, 'temp_trend': 'S', 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': 'NIL'}",Approximately 8 cm new snow occurred in the morning prior to the avalanche.,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2024-02-25', 'title': 'Overview of avalanche', 'source': 'Southwest Alberta Regional Search and Rescue', 'url': '/public/document/64257477-ad09-4a5b-8393-611ff73b8053/2024/2/24/af550688-52ca-4d7f-9da5-2efa2a1d2399/IMG_6764.png'}, {'date': '2024-02-25', 'title': 'Overview of avalanche', 'source': 'Southwest Alberta Regional Search and Rescue', 'url': '/public/document/81e2302b-c154-4f74-a68a-11ffbf0ccf74/2024/2/24/af550688-52ca-4d7f-9da5-2efa2a1d2399/IMG_6775.HEIC'}, {'date': '2024-03-25', 'title': 'Looking down on the deposit', 'source': 'Southwest Alberta Regional Search and Rescue', 'url': '/public/document/9aa2cd70-c60c-4272-9ecc-b6ba9f99c8ef/2024/2/24/af550688-52ca-4d7f-9da5-2efa2a1d2399/IMG_6783.HEIC'}, {'date': '2024-03-12', 'title': 'Weather graph 17-Feb to 24 Feb 2024', 'source': 'Gardiner Headwaters weather station - Alberta Climate Information Service', 'url': '/public/document/993ca4d8-1fa4-49a8-8a6b-52aabc1b1063/2024/2/24/af550688-52ca-4d7f-9da5-2efa2a1d2399/Weather_graph_from_Gardiner_Headwaters_240217_to_240224.png'}]"
-6,6754acba-56cb-46c2-9ce6-66ee4e1f17c4,2024-01-27,Hasler Recreation Area,Approximately 57 km SW of Chetwynd,"[55.37941, -122.33844]",Lat/lng,1750.0,BC,3.0,0.0,1,,Snowmobiling,"[{'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'UNKNOWN', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 1750, 'slab_width': 160, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': -0.6, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'S1'}",,"{'hs': 150, 'hn24': 27, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2024-01-29', 'title': 'Hasler Avalanche', 'source': 'Chetwynd SAR', 'url': '/public/document/2026ba0f-5116-46d2-a4fd-985910b24fb7/2024/1/27/6754acba-56cb-46c2-9ce6-66ee4e1f17c4/Hasler_Avalanche.PNG'}]"
-7,761a8854-758d-4a16-8d90-75d1b999ef02,2023-11-11,Ranger Creek,"Lone Ranger ice climb, Peter Lougheed Provincial Park","[50.763413, -115.291472]",Lat/lng,2300.0,AB,2.0,0.0,1,"An ice climbing party of two had just finished climbing the Lone Ranger ice climb in Ranger Creek, Peter Lougheed Provincial Park. They were starting their descent on foot from the base of the climb when they were struck from above by a size 2 wind slab avalanche. They were swept into a gully feature on the slope below. One member of the group was partly buried and able to dig themselves out. The other member was fully buried and did not survive.",Ice Climbing,"[{'size': '2.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2300, 'slab_width': 10, 'slab_thickness': 30}]","{'temp_present': -6.0, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'S', 'wind_speed': 'S', 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': 'UNKNOWN', 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': 50, 'hn24': 20, 'hst': 20, 'hst_reset': '2023-11-10'}",,[]
-8,6dad9a7f-e732-43cf-8058-5fcac24c7041,2023-04-22,Lake Louise West Bowl,Lake Louise Ski Resort,"[51.467515, -116.145756]",Lat/lng,2550.0,AB,2.0,1.0,1,"A party of three were skiing in a closed area within Lake Louise Ski Resort known as West Bowl. The skiers triggered an avalanche and two people were caught. One was partly buried (hands visible) and survived. One was fully buried and did not survive.
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-The avalanche was reported to be 200 m wide and 550 m long with a crown depth of 40-50 cm.",Lift Skiing Closed,"[{'size': '3.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': 2550, 'slab_width': 200, 'slab_thickness': 45}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2023-04-22', 'title': 'Aerial Photo', 'source': 'Parks Canada', 'url': '/public/document/14e1c4c1-88de-482c-aa3b-53b4633cb93b/2023/4/25/6dad9a7f-e732-43cf-8058-5fcac24c7041/Lake_Louise_photo.jpg'}]"
-9,a3968149-3ee5-4360-8efb-ed8bc3f331c4,2023-04-15,Thunderwater Lake,Approximately 35 km west of Radium Hot Springs,"[50.65355, -116.60074]",Lat/lng,2300.0,BC,2.0,0.0,1,"A party of 3 was snowmobiling in the Thunderwater Lake riding area on a slope above Whirlpool Lake. Two riders were involved in the avalanche that was reportedly triggered near a rocky feature on the slope. One rider managed to ride off to the side, the other was caught and buried approximately 2 meters deep on a bench feature mid-path. The subject was located and extricated by their party and CPR initiated. Search and Rescue responded and evacuated the subject via helicopter to BC Ambulance Service in Invermere, but the victim did not survive.
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-The avalanche was reported to be a storm slab over a crust. It occurred on an alpine feature above a lake and was 40-100 cm deep, 100 meters wide, and 300 m long.",Snowmobiling,"[{'size': '3.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': 70}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2023-04-15', 'title': 'Aerial photo', 'source': 'CVSAR - Jordy Shepherd', 'url': '/public/document/9a744793-241e-478e-908f-a7efae05f274/2023/4/15/a3968149-3ee5-4360-8efb-ed8bc3f331c4/Thunderwater_Lakes_-_Jordy_1.jpg'}, {'date': '2023-04-15', 'title': 'Aerial Photo', 'source': 'CVSAR - Jordy Shepherd', 'url': '/public/document/fb3d1472-b4eb-4de6-ae81-a978406c00a7/2023/4/15/a3968149-3ee5-4360-8efb-ed8bc3f331c4/Thunderwater_Lakes_-_Jordy_2.jpg'}]"
-10,913e84e6-4785-409e-859e-f6456b2fb27c,2023-04-11,Treaty Creek,Approximately 70 km north of Stewart,"[56.557108, -130.012342]",Lat/lng,1200.0,BC,5.0,1.0,1,An avalanche incident involving a group of heli-skiers occurred in a remote area of BC known as Treaty Creek. Five people were caught in the slide and one person died.,Mechanized Skiing,"[{'size': '3.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,[]
-11,645d13aa-4a96-4f11-a787-ded7a0051d63,2023-03-01,Coppercrown Mountain,"Approximately 30 km southwest of Invermere, BC","[50.289092, -116.302433]",Lat/lng,2500.0,BC,10.0,4.0,3,"A group of 9 heli-skiers and one guide was skiing in the Coppercrown region, in the southeast corner of the tenure, on a run called Too Bad About the Skiing. The guide was regrouping higher up on the run, when the fifth person in the group triggered a settlement at the regroup, which initiated the avalanche above. The entire group was swept into the sparse forested area next to the larger avalanche path. Two guests were fully buried and were pronounced dead on the scene. Three other guests were partially buried and sustained critical injuries and one guest sustained non critical injuries. The guide was also partially buried and sustained critical injuries. All injured parties were airlifted to the Invermere Hospital. One of the critically injured guests succumbed to his injuries at the hospital and did not survive. The avalanche started in a treeline start zone, 50-100cm deep.",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'size': '3.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 2500, 'slab_width': 300, 'slab_thickness': 75}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,[]
-12,a764c492-bb8d-401d-b7b4-ec5d7915b98e,2023-02-16,Terminator 2.5,Near Golden BC,"[51.270828, -117.061329]",Lat/lng,2315.0,BC,6.0,1.0,2,"A group of five snowboarders and one skier were caught in an avalanche in an area known as Terminator 2.5, outside of a ski area boundary near Golden, BC. The avalanche was triggered by the group and four members of the group were involved. Three members of the group were buried by the avalanche, one partially and two completely. The partially buried victim was extracted and had sustained injuries. The two fully buried victims did not survive.
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-A second group of snowboarders was lower in the track when the avalanche was triggered. They were impacted by the slide but were not buried and did not sustain injuries.
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-The avalanche ran on a weak layer of facets near the base of the snowpack. The very large avalanche measured 115 m wide by 950 m long with a crown depth of 1.5 m.",Out-of-Bounds Skiing/Snowboarding,"[{'size': '3.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2315, 'slab_width': 115, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2023-02-16', 'title': 'Photo of start zone', 'source': 'GADSAR', 'url': '/public/document/a46bcef2-aec7-4546-b895-b67a52d299dd/2023/2/16/a764c492-bb8d-401d-b7b4-ec5d7915b98e/Photo_1.jpg'}, {'date': '2023-02-16', 'title': 'Overview of avalanche', 'source': 'GADSAR', 'url': '/public/document/1f78970f-8021-4070-8ea7-b212d0a9925a/2023/2/16/a764c492-bb8d-401d-b7b4-ec5d7915b98e/Photo_3.jpg'}]"
-13,1222afb5-f434-48b9-a92b-19d472c3f914,2023-02-11,Potato Peak,Approximately 40 km south of Tatla Lake,"[51.5474, -124.3226]",Lat/lng,1950.0,BC,2.0,0.0,2,"Two skiers were caught in an avalanche on an east-facing slope on Potato Peak, approximately 40 km south of Tatla Lake. The skiers had accessed the area using snowmobiles, but were skiing at the time of the accident. Both victims were fully buried and did not survive. Search and Rescue were notified when the victims were reported overdue. The victims were located and recovered from the accident location.
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-The avalanche ran on a layer of facets approximately 30-40 cm up from the base of the snowpack. The slope was characterized as highly wind-affected, containing areas of deeply wind-drifted snow and areas where the snow cover was thin and rocky. The crown depth was reported to be highly variable, between 40 and 130 cm.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'size': '2.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 1950, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': 85}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2023-02-13', 'title': 'Overview of avalanche', 'source': 'PG SAR', 'url': '/public/document/6cf67d2c-aaf9-4ad4-a3d4-b5c6b93b5c2f/2023/2/11/1222afb5-f434-48b9-a92b-19d472c3f914/Photo_1.jpg'}, {'date': '2023-02-13', 'title': 'Close-up showing rocky zones and some avalanche debris', 'source': 'PG SAR', 'url': '/public/document/46b6a4c5-91fe-4e9f-9c05-8103da30fbe4/2023/2/11/1222afb5-f434-48b9-a92b-19d472c3f914/Photo_2.jpg'}]"
-14,e8005ae1-313a-4a34-a327-16e6dadb19d6,2023-01-23,Akolkolex,25 km east of Revelstoke,"[50.90871, -117.84963]",Lat/lng,1900.0,BC,3.0,1.0,2,"A group of heli-skiers triggered an avalanche while skiing a run known as Chocolate Bunnies in the Akolkolex drainage approximately 25 km east of Revelstoke. Three individuals, two guests and one guide, were caught in the slide with two fully buried and one partially buried. The individuals were located by their transceivers and extracted from the snow. The two guests were flown to Kelowna General Hospital, but did not survive.
-The avalanche started on an open slightly convex slope and ran into open forest. The bed surface was 6-10 mm surface hoar (rounding).",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'size': '2.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 1900, 'slab_width': 44, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",Tests at crown (on Jan 24th) showed compression test results: CTH 28 RP to No Result.,[]
-15,bd1d03e6-ed8e-4101-93e4-3c214d3d39ca,2023-01-21,Oasis,30 km south of Valemount,"[52.517556, -119.212239]",Lat/lng,2100.0,BC,2.0,0.0,1,"Two snowmobilers were riding at the base of a slope in a feature known as Bowl 3 in the Oasis snowmobile area south of Valemount. The avalanche was remote-triggered close to the edge of the bowl at a point where the riders were approximately 20 m from the toe of the slope. One person managed to ride away from the avalanche, while the other was fully buried. The survivor was able to locate the buried victim but they were found to be unresponsive.
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-The avalanche ran on a layer of facets near the base of the snowpack. The crown depth was reported to be between 80 and 120 cm.",Snowmobiling,"[{'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Mr', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 2100, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2023-01-22', 'title': 'Photo from prior to avalanche control the following day', 'source': 'Parks Canada', 'url': '/public/document/7e3359eb-147d-4fa2-8fda-a649ea2e7cc0/2023/1/21/bd1d03e6-ed8e-4101-93e4-3c214d3d39ca/Oasis_1_-_initial_accident_prior_to_avy_control.jpg'}]"
-16,e120382f-80cf-4aaf-8a13-7f028e88879d,2023-01-09,Jardine SE3,Approximately 15 km NNW of Kaslo BC,"[50.02811, -117.01244]",Lat/lng,2300.0,BC,2.0,0.0,2,"A group of two had accessed the area using snowmobiles and were skiing during the accident. The start zone was described as a thin, rocky, windward slope. The avalanche failed on a weak layer of basal facets, which was buried in mid-November. One subject was buried 1.5 to 2 m deep. 
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-One subject died at the scene. The second was flown to hospital but passed away 12 days after the incident as a result of injuries sustained during the avalanche.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'size': '3.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': 2300, 'slab_width': 80, 'slab_thickness': 80}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2023-01-09', 'title': 'Avalanche Photo', 'source': 'Kaslo Search and Rescue', 'url': '/public/document/1292994a-6d7a-4396-9464-92be7d227443/2023/1/9/e120382f-80cf-4aaf-8a13-7f028e88879d/Mark_Talbot_Photo_-_For_External_Distribution_ST_edit_2.png'}]"
-17,0be6f146-74fc-45fb-a748-799f0599aa23,2022-04-13,Mount Des Poilus,Approximately 24km NNW of Field BC,"[51.59449, -116.60635]",Lat/lng,3150.0,BC,1.0,1.0,1,"After approaching on skis, a party of five was ascending the SE ridge of Mt Des Poilus on foot. One person was ahead of the group at the summit when a cornice collapsed and triggered an avalanche on the steep slope below. The person fell with the cornice, was carried down the  NE face, and was partially buried in the cornice and avalanche debris on the glacier below.",Mountaineering,"[{'size': '3.0', 'type': 'CS', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 3150, 'slab_width': 70, 'slab_thickness': 55}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2022-04-18', 'title': 'overview, public', 'source': 'Parks Canada', 'url': '/public/document/c927c053-fa9b-4089-a644-af5f635b0987/2022/4/13/0be6f146-74fc-45fb-a748-799f0599aa23/des_poilus_cropped.JPEG'}]"
-18,88fb4749-8b10-4640-8aa0-acdffeebfe76,2022-04-05,"West Ridge, Blue Moon","Approx. 6km SE of Whistler, BC","[50.065802, -122.966481]",Lat/lng,1800.0,BC,1.0,1.0,1,A lone skier triggered a size 1 Avalanche in extreme cliffy terrain and suffered fatal injuries while falling through the trees on the underlying slope. The person came to rest shallowly buried 130m further down the slope below the cliff band with one hand visible which was later seen by other skiers in the vicinity who called for help.,Lift Skiing Open,"[{'size': '1.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': 1800, 'slab_width': 8, 'slab_thickness': 10}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,[]
-19,bb4569b4-a158-4ca7-bb4c-6cfc58b6498d,2022-03-06,Charlie's Bottom,"Long Range Mountains, Blow Me Down area, approximately 20km NW of Corner Brook NL","[49.003533, -58.199195]",Lat/lng,450.0,NL,1.0,0.0,1,"Two people from a group of snowmobilers entered a wind loaded slope and triggered an avalanche. One person was able to ride out of the slide, the other was caught and buried. A second party witnessed the event and came to help. It was established that the buried person did not have a transceiver. Despite this, the buried person was located quickly, but had sustained injuries. The groups organized an evacuation and transported the injured person to the road where they were transferred to an ambulance. Unfortunately the injured rider passed away in hospital later in the day.
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-A Mountain Information Network post (https://www.avalanche.ca/map?panel=mountain-information-network-submissions%2F00b27978-1072-4d6e-9ef1-c5b0476c6bd) offers further information about the incident and conditions observed at this location.",Snowmobiling,"[{'size': '3.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 450, 'slab_width': 90, 'slab_thickness': 200}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,[]
-20,ddbe24b9-40bc-40ba-b8b5-94dd4e02e9dd,2022-02-20,Mt. Kenney,"Approximately 23km NW of Terrace, BC","[54.58473, -128.93884]",Lat/lng,1725.0,BC,4.0,2.0,1,"A group of skiers triggered an avalanche NW of Terrace BC. Four were involved, Three were partially buried. One was fully buried. Two were transported. One of the two had critical injuries and passed away several days after the incident.",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 1725, 'slab_width': 90, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,[]
-21,ce706316-3687-45f0-a8db-fb63b7000ea5,2022-02-05,Cassiope Peak,Approximately 17km NE of Pemberton,"[50.36473889, -122.57057778]",Lat/lng,1600.0,BC,4.0,1.0,1,"A group of ski tourers and split boarders were caught in an avalanche in the Cassiope Peak area approximately 17 km northeast of Pemberton. It appears they were ascending when the avalanche was triggered. The slide was estimated at 15-150 cm deep, involved multiple slopes with a combined fracture line of 600-800 metres, and ran 200-300 metres through small trees and over several benches. Two people were uninjured. One suffered serious injuries, and the fourth did not survive.",Backcountry Skiing/Snowboarding,"[{'size': '3.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 1800, 'slab_width': 800, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2022-02-14', 'title': 'Overview photo', 'source': 'Jamie Wakeling', 'url': '/public/document/571bb892-780e-45a4-addb-d38304710716/2022/2/5/ce706316-3687-45f0-a8db-fb63b7000ea5/Wide_overview_contrast_adjusted_Jamie_Wakeling.png'}, {'date': '2022-02-14', 'title': 'RCMP press release', 'source': 'RCMP', 'url': '/public/document/c1189c4e-a7ed-4798-8358-dc86e990dd9f/2022/2/5/ce706316-3687-45f0-a8db-fb63b7000ea5/RCMP_press_release_2022-02-05_1848hrs.jpg'}]"
-22,8bc4720d-498c-4793-81ef-c43db9f36ca4,2021-11-27,"Sunshine Bowl, Hasler Area",Approx. 17km East of Powder King ski area,"[55.366223, -122.34096]",Lat/lng,1700.0,BC,3.0,0.0,1,A party of four were snowmobiling in Sunshine Bowl in the Hasler riding area. One person triggered a slide and three members of the party were caught in the avalanche. Two were partially buried and self rescued. The third was fully buried and did not survive.,Snowmobiling,"[{'size': '3.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 1700, 'slab_width': 350, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}","Overcast, windy conditions were reported with intermittent snow flurries and rain showers.","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",A snow profile near the avalanche on the following day strongly suggests the avalanche was a storm slab that failed approximately 60 cm below the surface. The failure layer was likely the old surface of the snowpack from before the most recent storms.,"[{'date': '2021-11-30', 'title': 'Scene photo', 'source': 'Trapper Gilowski', 'url': '/public/document/475890ee-854d-40ff-b71b-9f503008ce9e/2021/11/27/8bc4720d-498c-4793-81ef-c43db9f36ca4/2021-11-27_Hasler_scene_overview.jpg'}]"
-23,6a3a4698-d047-4082-bdea-92f4db7e63bf,2021-05-30,Mount Andromeda-Skyladder,Approximately 96km SE of Jasper,"[52.17836, -117.24785]",Lat/lng,3075.0,AB,2.0,0.0,2,"A party of two people were climbing the Skyladder route on Mount Andromeda when a slab avalanche reported as 75cm deep, 60m wide, and 900m long occurred and swept both off the face and onto the glacier below. The incident was witnessed from the valley and reported to Jasper National Park visitor safety who flew to the scene and found both climbers on the surface of the debris field.",Mountaineering,"[{'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 3075, 'slab_width': 60, 'slab_thickness': 75}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': 8.0, 'temp_min': 1.0, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': 'CLR', 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2021-06-01', 'title': 'Mt Andromeda Overview', 'source': 'JNP Visitor Safety', 'url': '/public/document/094edbb8-3704-4b44-a91a-e83735b5ccfc/2021/5/30/6a3a4698-d047-4082-bdea-92f4db7e63bf/Andromeda_overview.jpg'}, {'date': '2021-06-01', 'title': 'Mt Andromeda FL and Slab', 'source': 'JNP Visitor Safety', 'url': '/public/document/bb1c0c85-d6fe-4156-b17d-4eb86c998fb8/2021/5/30/6a3a4698-d047-4082-bdea-92f4db7e63bf/Andromeda_FL_and_slab.jpg'}]"
-24,ba14a125-29f7-4432-97ad-73a53207a5e7,2021-04-05,Haddo Peak,Approximately 6km SW of Lake Louise Village,"[51.38329, -116.23453]",Lat/lng,2950.0,AB,2.0,0.0,1,"A party of two people were ski touring up the NE face of Haddo Peak. At 08:55 a.m. they triggered a size 2 avalanche, which released at an elevation of 2950 metres on an east facing, shallow snowpack area and appears to have failed near the ground either on a sun crust or on basal facets. The avalanche was approximately 40 metres wide and the fracture line was 40-60 centimetres deep.
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-Both members of the party were caught in the avalanche, but one managed to arrest themselves and escape the flow. The second member of the party was carried 600 metres through extreme terrain. The survivor was able to descend, locate and then extricate their partner, who unfortunately was deceased.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'size': '2.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2950, 'slab_width': 40, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2021-04-05', 'title': 'Overview photo', 'source': 'Banff Park Visitor Safety', 'url': '/public/document/1638afcd-2bbc-48d7-a32a-830ae738ee2e/2021/4/5/ba14a125-29f7-4432-97ad-73a53207a5e7/2021-04-05_Haddo_Peak_Overview.jpg'}]"
-25,59023c05-b679-4e9f-9c06-910021318663,2021-03-29,Eureka Peak,Approximately 100km east of Williams Lake,"[52.33517, -120.69033]",Lat/lng,2170.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"A group of snowmobilers rode to the upper reaches of Eureka Mountain, where one walked to the edge of the ridge and triggered a cornice failure. The person on the ridge fell with the cornice, which triggered a slab avalanche in steep terrain below the ridgecrest, and then entrained loose dry snow on more moderate slopes lower down. The person caught was carried approximately 300 vertical metres/400 linear metres downslope and was buried on the lower slopes approximately 20-115 centimetres below the surface near the right flank of the debris field.
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-On the day of the incident rescue efforts were hampered by rugged terrain, concerns about overhead hazard, and loss of daylight. A SAR team with support from an avalanche technician carried out a recovery mission the following day.",Snowmobiling,"[{'size': '2.5', 'type': 'CS', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2170, 'slab_width': 50, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2021-04-01', 'title': 'Overview', 'source': 'SAR', 'url': '/public/document/450674d9-e16f-4a81-955b-6cd00802397d/2021/3/29/59023c05-b679-4e9f-9c06-910021318663/DSC00096.jpg'}]"
-26,10774b2d-b7de-42ac-a600-9828cb4e6129,2021-03-04,Reco Mountain,Approximately 13km east of New Denver,"[49.99979, -117.18904]",Lat/lng,2465.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"A group of five snowmobilers was riding in Antoine Basin near Reco Mountain. Late in the day one of the five triggered and was caught in an avalanche. The other members of the party were located in a safe spot at the side of the slope and were not affected by the avalanche.
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-The slide ran 150-200m downslope onto a flat bench that acted as a terrain trap resulting in a burial depth of over 300cm. The unaffected group members carried out a companion rescue but unfortunately the person caught in the avalanche did not survive.",Snowmobiling,"[{'size': '3.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': 2465, 'slab_width': 125, 'slab_thickness': 85}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2021-03-05', 'title': 'Scene Overview', 'source': 'SAR', 'url': '/public/document/da743378-943a-42c9-9fad-62fd9ab94847/2021/3/4/10774b2d-b7de-42ac-a600-9828cb4e6129/reco_mountain_incident_scene.jpg'}]"
-27,4f79d4db-57b3-4843-909f-eaca3c499e7c,2021-02-23,Swift Creek,Approximately 16km NE of Valemount,"[52.917303, -119.081732]",Lat/lng,1950.0,BC,3.0,0.0,1,"Three skiers were caught in an avalanche estimated to be 400 metres wide and 50-140cm deep. The slide ran approximately 800 metres, nearly to valley bottom. The avalanche was likely remotely triggered from below the start zone after whumphing was reported to have occurred. Two people were partially buried and able to self rescue but could not locate the third person who was fully buried. Due to failing light SAR teams were not able to locate the missing skier on the day this incident occurred. The recovery mission found the deceased third skier the following day.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'size': '3.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sr', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2200, 'slab_width': 400, 'slab_thickness': 95}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2021-02-25', 'title': 'Overview with fracture lines marked', 'source': 'Halik', 'url': '/public/document/59588b24-79a8-415f-8d1c-95118070dd05/2021/2/23/4f79d4db-57b3-4843-909f-eaca3c499e7c/Overview-public.jpg'}]"
-28,a6115fd5-b330-4424-b400-4bc218f387e1,2021-02-20,Hasler,Approximately 55km SW of Chetwynd,"[55.3377373, -122.256577]",Lat/lng,1420.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"One of a group of snowmobilers was caught in an avalanche estimated to be 50-100 cm deep, 300 metres wide, and 200-300 metres long. While unconfirmed, the January 24th persistent weak layer that exists in much of the North Rockies region is the suspected failure layer. Very stormy weather hampered the SAR response, which was unable to access the scene until about 24 hours after the incident occurred.
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-No on-site investigation was possible and the data contained in this report are based on observations made during an overflight of the location during the recovery mission. This report may be updated if more information is received.",Snowmobiling,"[{'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 1600, 'slab_width': 300, 'slab_thickness': 75}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,[]
-29,fcc48775-35f2-4236-9d76-80dcd933f6f9,2021-02-13,Brandywine Bowl,Approximately 17km W of Whistler Village,"[50.0992, -123.1899]",Lat/lng,1700.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"A party of two were near ridgecrest around treeline in the Brandywine valley. One entered a slope below and was caught in a small wind slab. The person caught was carried several hundred metres over steep, rugged terrain and through treed slopes below. Other parties in the area provided assistance but unfortunately the person caught did not survive. SAR efforts were complicated by the difficult terrain and concerns about additional hazard that necessitated a long-line rescue.",Skiing/Snowboarding,"[{'size': '1.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 1700, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': 25}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,[]
-30,17bcbc38-ccf8-4f32-ab5e-7b32315690af,2021-02-12,Phalanx Mountain,Approximately 6km NE of Whistler Village,"[50.108528, -122.875611]",Lat/lng,2200.0,BC,2.0,1.0,1,A party of three skiers were on the flank of Phalanx Mountain above Blackcomb Glacier/Creek. At approximately 2200m two were caught in what is reported as a wind slab that was approximately 50cm thick and 60-80m wide. The slide ran 650m to approximately 1700m and both subjects were fully buried. One person was recovered near the toe of the slide with injuries. The second was found higher in the path but did not survive.,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': 2200, 'slab_width': 70, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,[]
-31,e378a68a-bdc1-4935-9e1f-eb855f5e3f0e,2020-12-28,Railroad Pass,"Above Hurley FSR approx 1km SE of Railroad Pass, 20km NNW of Pemberton","[50.594472, -123.008611]",Lat/lng,1650.0,BC,2.0,0.0,2,"A party of four were riding snow bikes near Railroad Pass. Two riders went ahead and were caught in an avalanche, which was not observed by the others. The avalanche occurred on a relatively small slope in an open glade at treeline elevation with an incline of about 35 degrees. The avalanche was approximately 150 m wide by 150 m long.
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-The survivors and other users in the area noticed an avalanche crown with signs of human involvement and the party was reported missing late on December 28, but darkness prevented SAR operations that day. The following morning, RCMP and SAR teams using transceivers and rescue dogs located the two subjects buried about 50-100 cm below the surface in a terrain trap.",Snow Biking,"[{'size': '2.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': 1650, 'slab_width': 150, 'slab_thickness': 70}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}","Snowpack investigation at the site of the avalanche showed no result with a compression test. There was an indistinct, rounding layer of surface hoar at the level of the bed surface.","[{'date': '2020-12-29', 'title': 'Fracture line', 'source': 'PemSAR', 'url': '/public/document/8166ac8d-f073-4a23-bee8-cab181420370/2020/12/28/e378a68a-bdc1-4935-9e1f-eb855f5e3f0e/railroad_pass_A.jpg'}, {'date': '2020-12-29', 'title': 'Path', 'source': 'PemSAR', 'url': '/public/document/aefaa73d-7c17-4ba2-9de2-857290d6308f/2020/12/28/e378a68a-bdc1-4935-9e1f-eb855f5e3f0e/railroad_pass_E.jpg'}, {'date': '2020-12-29', 'title': 'RCMP Release', 'source': 'RCMP', 'url': '/public/document/d573a084-7754-4418-a9cd-72adf5505fbe/2020/12/28/e378a68a-bdc1-4935-9e1f-eb855f5e3f0e/RCMP_News_Release.jpg'}, {'date': '2020-12-29', 'title': 'Path 2', 'source': 'PemSAR', 'url': '/public/document/d6819ac1-ac4a-46c2-bef0-b2ca6239d841/2020/12/28/e378a68a-bdc1-4935-9e1f-eb855f5e3f0e/railroad_pass_B.jpg'}, {'date': '2020-12-29', 'title': 'Path 4', 'source': 'PemSAR', 'url': '/public/document/c2bf5c9c-037f-453e-9e0e-167b78317be8/2020/12/28/e378a68a-bdc1-4935-9e1f-eb855f5e3f0e/railroad_pass_D.jpg'}, {'date': '2020-12-29', 'title': 'Path 3', 'source': 'PemSAR', 'url': '/public/document/2a6736cc-9ff8-4a1a-b9ab-c856d8fa58be/2020/12/28/e378a68a-bdc1-4935-9e1f-eb855f5e3f0e/railroad_pass_C.jpg'}]"
-32,c197647d-f62e-429f-8a5e-3e86b86fe352,2020-11-28,Pine Pass - Bijou Falls,"Approximately 20 km east of Mackenzie, BC","[55.29895, -122.725371]",Lat/lng,1680.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"Several days of stormy weather with warm temperatures and winds dropped significant amounts of new snow in the days leading up to the accident. Skies broke and temperatures cooled on the morning of November 28th and SW winds strong enough to move new snow were recorded in the region. 
-Two snowmobilers were riding in the Bijou Falls riding area towards the east side in a portion of terrain overlooking highway 97. One rider climbed high on the slope gaining a wind-exposed ridge above a rock band.
-The rider triggered a large avalanche, approximately 800 metres wide by 400 metres long. The crown was 55cm deep on the steep, rocky, windswept roll where the avalanche was triggered, but significantly more snow was involved at lower elevations where the snowpack was sheltered from wind and much deeper. The bed surface was a crust that formed in early November and the suspected failure layer was faceted grains on the crust.
-The snowmobiler was caught in the avalanche and buried in a terrain trap near the base of the slide. Their partner, who was watching from below and was not caught by the avalanche, performed companion rescue to locate and dig out the victim. The buried person did not survive.",Snowmobiling,"[{'size': '3.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 1680, 'slab_width': 800, 'slab_thickness': 55}]","{'temp_present': -6.0, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'R', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': 'NIL'}",Weather recordings were taken from Link Creek Weather station (730 m) approximately 10 km north of incident location.,"{'hs': 160, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}","100 cm 1F+ to P resistance snow overlay a thick (20 cm) weaker layer (4F resistance) resting on a crust (I resistance). Compression tests yielded sudden planar failures down 110 cm in the easy/moderate range (one test gave 7 taps, one test gave 11 taps). In the snow profile, the snow failed on facets above the crust, which is consistent with the failure plane of the avalanche. The profile location was adjacent to the avalanche flank.","[{'date': '2020-12-10', 'title': 'Google Earth image, annotated', 'source': 'Avalanche Canada', 'url': '/public/document/9ae102de-1d27-4f13-b122-fbe8e7acbec7/2020/11/28/c197647d-f62e-429f-8a5e-3e86b86fe352/2020-10-28_Pine_Pass-Bijou_Fatal_GE_screenshot_overview_annotated.jpg'}, {'date': '2020-11-29', 'title': 'Profile by SAR team', 'source': 'PG SAR', 'url': '/public/document/983c80f9-9162-418d-b063-3ee0dec6f2c2/2020/11/28/c197647d-f62e-429f-8a5e-3e86b86fe352/2020-11-29_Pine_Pass-Bijou_Fatal_snow_profile.jpg'}]"
-33,dd556e1a-90f6-46a9-a31b-02508504f2d7,2020-03-14,Brunswick Mountain,Approximately 4km NE of Lions Bay British Columbia,"[49.488248, -123.205318]",Lat/lng,1500.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,A snowshoer left on a solo hike March 14 and was reported missing March 17. Initial SAR effort March 18 found tracks leading into avalanche debris on the west face of Brunswick Mountain. The subject was recovered March 20 using search dogs and Recco dectectors. It's suspected that a wind slab was triggered by the subject on March 14.,Snowshoeing,"[{'size': '2.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': 1500, 'slab_width': 125, 'slab_thickness': 90}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,[]
-34,9fcf2d9f-964b-4329-b3d2-54a7f1c6c9ee,2020-02-19,Joe Louis aux Mines Madeleine,Approximately 37km SE of Ste Anne des Monts,"[49.01584, -66.01389]",Lat/lng,800.0,QC,2.0,1.0,1,"2 personnes sur 4 ont été complètement enseveli par une avalanche de taille 2 dans Joe-Louis le 19 février. Une d'entre elle a été blessée et l'autre est décédée.
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-Two out of a party of four people were completely buried by a size 2 avalanche in Joe-Louis on February 19. One of them was injured and the other did not survive the incident.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'size': '2.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 800, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': 80}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,[]
-35,3c2ecc57-f40c-4ae5-afeb-a2abd624d8a8,2020-02-13,Willmore Wilderness Park,"pproximately 50km SE of Grande Cache, Alberta","[53.50768, -118.78414]",Lat/lng,2100.0,AB,2.0,0.0,1,"A snowmobiler was caught in an avalanche in steep terrain while riding near Starlight Mountain in Willmore Wilderness Park approximately 50 km southeast of Grande Cache. The size 2.5 slab avalanche measured approximately 200 m wide by 300 m long and released on or close to the ground.
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-The victim was located and dug out of the snow by the other member of the group but could not be revived. Authorities were notified but were unable to mount a recovery until the following day due to the late hour and lack of daylight. The survivor spent the night in a nearby cabin and was aided out of the backcountry with assistance from RCMP and volunteers.",Snowmobiling,"[{'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 2100, 'slab_width': 200, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2020-02-20', 'title': 'Overview', 'source': 'JNP VS', 'url': '/public/document/5e93d61e-7754-4567-8498-72abbc90c563/2020/2/13/3c2ecc57-f40c-4ae5-afeb-a2abd624d8a8/200214_Ma_Wilmore_Path_overview_2.JPG'}, {'date': '2020-02-20', 'title': 'Annotated overview', 'source': 'JNP VS', 'url': '/public/document/a1d7e37f-848a-4603-8dcf-8c98ed254119/2020/2/13/3c2ecc57-f40c-4ae5-afeb-a2abd624d8a8/Avalanche_outline.jpg'}]"
-36,c5b412c4-9857-44df-8d90-8385fac3948c,2020-02-02,Upper Burnt,"Approximately 65km SW of Chetwynd, BC","[55.27017, -122.310302]",Lat/lng,1600.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"Late in the afternoon on February 2, 2020 authorities received notification of an incident involving a snowmobiler who was missing after an avalanche had occurred. SAR efforts were hampered by poor weather and the risk of further avalanches. Eventually a snowmobile was observed in the avalanche debris where the missing person was reported but no transceiver signal was found. Probing and avalanche rescue dog teams were unable to locate the missing person. Active rescue efforts were suspended on February 8th. See attached information from Chetwynd RCMP for further details.
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-Preliminary investigation suggests the avalanche failed on a layer of faceted snow lying on a rain crust that formed in mid-November.
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-This report was created Feb 12, 2020 and will be updated if new information becomes available.",Snowmobiling,"[{'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 1600, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': 130}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2020-02-12', 'title': 'Site Photo', 'source': 'SAR', 'url': '/public/document/3efa603f-0a84-4de1-83f5-81ba6c825f88/2020/2/2/c5b412c4-9857-44df-8d90-8385fac3948c/upper_burnt_2020-02-02_site_cropped.jpg'}, {'date': '2020-02-12', 'title': 'RCMP Info Feb 10', 'source': 'Chetwynd RCMP', 'url': '/public/document/f6d67801-fb37-4607-8633-25eb35ca8676/2020/2/2/c5b412c4-9857-44df-8d90-8385fac3948c/RCMP_release_2020-02-10.jpg'}]"
-37,223dceb9-1d88-43ab-a893-f5728024802d,2020-01-10,Mount Hector,Approximately 16km NW of Lake Louise,"[51.555461, -116.27115]",Lat/lng,2300.0,AB,1.0,0.0,1,A party of three were skiing on a south-facing slope on Mt Hector in Banff National Park. A slab avalanche approximately 80 m wide was triggered. The crown tapered dramatically along the crest of the ridge from nearly 2 m in heavily wind-loaded drifts to as little as 40 cm. The avalanche ran for approximately 550 m and caught one person who was deeply buried by the debris. The victim was extricated by companion rescue and airlifted to hospital. She succumbed to her injuries and died the following day.,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': 2500, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': 80}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}","The avalanche ran on a weak layer of facets and depth hoar near the base of the snowpack. The avalanche caused most of the snow to be removed from along its path, exposing the ground and scrubby trees in many places.","[{'date': '2020-01-23', 'title': 'Slide Path with burial location', 'source': 'Parks Canada - AvCan MIN', 'url': '/public/document/2b772234-b233-4914-8289-cc29402f5b18/2020/1/10/223dceb9-1d88-43ab-a893-f5728024802d/Slide_path_with_burial_location.jpg'}, {'date': '2020-01-23', 'title': 'Upper slide path', 'source': 'Parks Canada', 'url': '/public/document/352b2879-99a1-4f1e-a053-22c21827a094/2020/1/10/223dceb9-1d88-43ab-a893-f5728024802d/Image_posted_to_the_MIN_-_permission_to_distribute_granted.jpeg'}, {'date': '2020-01-23', 'title': 'Variable FL', 'source': 'Parks Canada', 'url': '/public/document/8d503049-1a7a-4f48-a3e2-f16775e683bf/2020/1/10/223dceb9-1d88-43ab-a893-f5728024802d/Variable_Crown.jpg'}]"
-38,1953493c-cf2b-4d67-b934-72c69f987884,2020-01-04,Cabin Lake,Approx. 35km SW of Merritt,"[49.972113, -121.225966]",Lat/lng,1850.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"Two people were snowmobiling on a small but steep slope above Cabin Lake. A slab avalanche 300 metres wide with an average thickness of 60cm thick was triggered. The avalanche ran up to 175 metres and caught one person who was buried and did not survive. Storms had recently deposited significant amounts of new snow in the area, accompanied by strong south-westerly winds. Preliminary investigation found a layer of surface hoar 60-70cm deep on the bed surface of the slide. The presence of surface hoar and the significant propagation of the fracture line on a relatively small treeline feature suggest this was a Persistent Slab avalanche.",Snowmobiling,"[{'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 1915, 'slab_width': 300, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",Weather stations west and north of the scene recorded 21-26mm overnight prior to the date of the incident.,"{'hs': 175, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",Fracture line profile carried out the day after the incident found a snow depth of 175cm  with a layer of surface hoar 70cm below the surface. Testing indicated moderate to hard results with a sudden planar fracture character.,[]
-39,5b97e577-add7-41a8-9fdd-6b1ff9a5d3a2,2019-12-30,Chuck Creek Parking Area,Approximately 140km south of Haines Junction YT,"[59.702282, -136.602223]",Lat/lng,1010.0,BC,3.0,1.0,2,A party of three snowboarders were climbing on foot on a slope near the highway. About 2/3 of the way up a slab avalanche approximately 1.5m deep by 50-100m wide was triggered. The avalanche ran approximately 150 metres into a terrain trap and and caught all three. Two were fully buried and one was partially buried. The partially buried person was able to self extricate and used a satellite messaging system to call for help.,Snowboarding,"[{'size': '2.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 1150, 'slab_width': 75, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}","A series of storms with significant precipitation, strong winds, and fluctuating temperatures had impacted the area in the days leading up to the incident. Weather at the time of the incident was described as heavy flurries, strong S-SW winds, and -1.0.","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,[]
-40,49c180c3-aa8e-4f9e-805d-603e510a4485,2019-04-20,Yoho National Park,Mount Des Poilus,"[51.59123, -116.60428]",Lat/lng,3000.0,BC,3.0,0.0,1,A party of three backcountry skiers were involved in an avalanche on Des Poilus Glacier in Yoho National Park. The avalanche occurred on a southeast aspect at an elevation of 3000 m. The fracture depth was approximately 60 cm. One male patient was transferred by STARS Air Ambulance to Calgary where he passed away.,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'size': '3.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': None, 'elevation': 3000, 'slab_width': 210, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': 'SCT', 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2019-04-21', 'title': 'Parks Canada Statement', 'source': 'Parks Canada', 'url': '/public/document/c241eb82-ff64-4110-80a2-7efe81d95cb8/2019/4/20/49c180c3-aa8e-4f9e-805d-603e510a4485/FINAL_Fatality_Statement_Des_Polius_Incident_Yoho_National_Park_-_April_21_2019.pdf'}]"
-41,bc4a88cc-7b79-4382-912d-f2ba5cd1f7ec,2019-04-16,Howse Peak,Banff National Park,"[51.813002, -116.669218]",Lat/lng,2100.0,AB,3.0,0.0,3,"A party of three ice climbers were attempting a difficult ice climbing route on the east face of Howse Peak in Banff National Park. The accident is believed to have occurred on the descent. All three climbers were caught in the avalanche and died. Due to the technical nature of the terrain and unfavourable weather conditions, the victim’s bodies were not recovered until April 21.
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-This is a preliminary report and will be updated when more information is available.",Ice Climbing,"[{'size': None, 'type': None, 'trigger': None, 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,"[{'date': '2019-04-21', 'title': 'Howse Peak 1', 'source': 'Parks Canada', 'url': '/public/document/25c4ef56-46fc-4f4e-adc5-eb7c3ce30890/2019/4/16/bc4a88cc-7b79-4382-912d-f2ba5cd1f7ec/Parks_Canada_Banff_NP_Howse_Peak_1.jpg'}, {'date': '2019-04-21', 'title': 'Howse Peak 2', 'source': 'Parks Canada', 'url': '/public/document/74dd7170-474c-40d0-b452-e5a8c90585eb/2019/4/16/bc4a88cc-7b79-4382-912d-f2ba5cd1f7ec/Parks_Canada_Banff_NP_Howse_Peak_2.jpg'}]"
-42,37d909e4-c6de-43f1-8416-57a34cd48255,2019-03-16,Pharaoh Lake,"Approximately 25km WSW of Banff, AB","[51.114536, -115.914762]",Lat/lng,2400.0,AB,2.0,0.0,1,"A ski-tourer and split boarder triggered a persistent slab avalanche while ascending above Pharaoh Lake. Both were caught and partially buried. One person was able to extricate themselves and their partner, then obtained assistance from another party who were able to summon assistance via personal location devices. A Parks Canada Visitor Safety team evacuated the injured person who later succumbed to injuries in hospital.",Ski touring,"[{'size': '2.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2400, 'slab_width': 80, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",Nearest weather station temperature was about -4 at time of incident.,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,[]
-43,53263a93-e674-4eda-999d-01e05fcf64ef,2019-03-11,Massey's Waterfall,Approximately 2km NE of Field BC,"[51.404092, -116.466891]",Lat/lng,1300.0,BC,5.0,0.0,1,"A naturally triggered wind slab released from a steep alpine feature above the Massey's waterfall on Mount Stephen near Field, BC. Massey’s is a very popular Grade 3 waterfall ice climb. The climb is at the bottom of a very large avalanche path, avalanches that start above on Mt. Stephen often funnel through the track and run right over the waterfall.
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-On the day of the incident the avalanche entrained loose faceted snow at and below treeline and ran over the waterfall striking a group of ice climbers at the base of waterfall. The group carried out a self-rescue but were limited because their packs that contained their rescue equipment were swept away. One injured person was evacuated by a Parks Canada Visitor Safety team and subsequently passed away in hospital.",Ice Climbing,"[{'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 2400, 'slab_width': 50, 'slab_thickness': 35}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': 'X', 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'NIL'}","After an extended period of drought, small amounts of new snow had been incrementally loading the snowpack in the Rockies. In general these amounts were not enough to trigger an avalanche cycle, and explosive tests in the Mt. Whymper area the day prior to the incident confirmed this with only small avalanches triggered. The significant difference was local accumulation of snow in the Yoho area the days prior to the avalanche, and then a significant wind event the night before and the morning of the avalanche.","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,[]
-44,b3e31dcb-77d2-42b3-8115-e88a16b2f946,2019-02-18,Runner Peak,Approximately 3 km north of the Seymour Ski area parking lot,"[49.3937, -122.9434]",Lat/lng,1325.0,BC,2.0,1.0,1,"A group of two snowshoers were winter camping in the vicinity of Mount Seymour. In the morning of the incident, they left their tent erected and headed towards Runner Peak. While moving in steep terrain near the summit of Runner Peak, the group triggered a size 2.5 slab avalanche that caught both party members. One person became entangled in trees on very steep terrain and was rescued by helicopter long-line. The second person was found two days later buried under a little over 1 m of snow by probing.
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-Rescuers noted an unstable layer of snow buried approximately 70 cm below the surface comprising facetted snow overlying a crust. Snowpack tests confirmed this failure plane was highly reactive to human-triggering.
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-The travelers were equipped with snowshoes and ice axe but did not carry avalanche rescue gear.",Snowshoeing,"[{'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 1325, 'slab_width': 150, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'NIL'}","Observations are based on Mt Seymour resort's patrol observations. 
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-Temperatures were -2 to -5C during the previous storm event (Feb 14-16). Temps warmed to near 0C the day before the accident with clear skies (Feb 17). Clouds rolled in early on the morning of the accident and temperatures cooled.","{'hs': 325, 'hn24': None, 'hst': 40, 'hst_reset': '2019-02-14'}","Average HS at 1200-1300 m is 300-350 cm. This is near average for this time of year in the area. The first half of the season was very warm and relatively wet. Cold drier weather kicked in at the beginning of Feb and it’s been 3 weeks of unusual weather conditions in the area.
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-Persistent slab problem found, which is very atypical for the North Shore.
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-A large whump was felt by rescuers near the summit of runner peak on the first day of the rescue. 
-Snowpack summary: 8 cm F HN on 60 cm 4F-1F+ slab (DF), on 15-20 cm FCxr, on Feb 3 Crust. Several thin sun crusts present in top 50-70 cm on solar aspects. 
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-Snowpack test results: Tests performed Feb. 20: NW aspect at 1250 m. ECT 23 SP down 67 cm on FCxr. PST 25 END down 67 cm. See video links: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ye4srwlhi0h5y54/IMG_0133.MOV?dl=0 and  https://www.dropbox.com/s/8dfl5wbu5fdgyq1/SnowTest-ECT.mov?dl=0","[{'date': '2019-02-20', 'title': 'Avalanche Path with location of victim', 'source': 'Metro Vancouver', 'url': '/public/document/f17ed07b-f8a5-4da4-86a3-37000d76970e/2019/2/18/b3e31dcb-77d2-42b3-8115-e88a16b2f946/Avalanche_path_with_location_of_victim.png'}, {'date': '2019-02-20', 'title': 'Start zone showing location of survivor', 'source': 'Metro Vancouver', 'url': '/public/document/5cdf59c2-8d97-4234-b8d4-4980f1cef74a/2019/2/18/b3e31dcb-77d2-42b3-8115-e88a16b2f946/Start_zone_and_fracture_line_with_location_of_survivor.png'}]"
-45,2a3afb33-ff26-48ab-b7ca-cfd840d203fa,2019-02-09,Oventop Creek,Approximately 25 km northeast of Blue River.,"[52.334951, -118.894301]",Lat/lng,2120.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"A group of four snowmobilers were on or near the south facing slopes above Oventop Creek in the Northern Monashee Mountains. Upon noticing that one member was separated from the group, the rest initiated a search. The missing group member was caught in a size 2 wind slab avalanche 40 m wide that ran 150-200 m. The avalanche failed at the upper end of treeline at the elevation of 2120 m and ran down into a band of trees. The deceased was found by companions under 1 m of snow, against a tree.",Snowmobiling,"[{'size': '2.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': 2120, 'slab_width': 40, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,[]
-46,87affdea-021e-4b13-b7fb-f52fa3b1437a,2019-01-26,Nain,"Approximately 1.5km south of Nain, NL","[56.525664, -61.695035]",Lat/lng,150.0,NL,3.0,0.0,1,A group of three was on a route used to travel between Nain and sea ice at an inlet approximately 4km south of Nain. They were working on a stuck or broken down snowmobile when all three were struck by an avalanche at or near a height of land that has a an east facing slope above. Two remained on the surface. One was buried and could not be found by the survivors. A call for help mobilized a major rescue effort and the deceased was located by probing approximately 2.7m below the surface.,Snowmobiling,"[{'size': '2.0', 'type': 'CS', 'trigger': 'Nc', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': 'X', 'precip': None}","Approximately 25cm of new snow fell the night before the accident, accompanied by strong winds.","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",Snowpack in the area of the incident is described as highly variable in depth.,[]
-47,9413994e-a20d-4f52-8e84-dfc4ee6217b5,2019-01-12,Mount Brewer,Approximately 20km SW of Invermere,"[50.3733, -116.22389]",Lat/lng,2600.0,BC,2.0,0.0,2,A group of snowmobilers were on or near slopes on the south/southeast side of Mount Brewer in the Purcell Mountains. Two were caught in a very large Deep Persistent Slab avalanche 200-400m wide that ran 900-1100m onto a small lake. One deceased with an activated airbag was recovered from a two metre deep burial. A transceiver signal was located on the lake where debris was floating on the water. The second deceased was subsequently recovered from the lake by a dive team.,Snowmobiling,"[{'size': '3.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2750, 'slab_width': 300, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': 'CLR', 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,[]
-48,3891fd51-8736-4373-9829-9159b950992b,2019-01-03,Pebble Creek,Approximately 32km SW of Gold Bridge,"[50.7211, -123.2444]",Lat/lng,1680.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,A skier who was part of a group was slightly ahead of other party members and went out of sight over a roll. Rest of group came over the roll and saw a 25cm thick soft slab avalanche had occurred. Deceased was found approximately 50m downslope on the uphill side of a tree island.,Skiing,"[{'size': '2.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 1680, 'slab_width': 50, 'slab_thickness': 25}]","{'temp_present': -5.0, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'S', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': 'S3'}",L-M SE winds reported in previous 24 hours.,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 40, 'hst': 65, 'hst_reset': None}",,[]
-49,5930994f-0066-4e58-822e-15caf064c12e,2018-03-28,South Creek,Approximately 38km NW of Pemberton,"[50.483889, -123.281667]",Lat/lng,2020.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,While regrouping a remotely triggered size 1 avalanche started which sympathetically triggered a size 2.5 - 3.0. The larger avalanche caught one person who was subsequently buried and did not survive. Several other nearby sympathetic releases were also observed some of which combined with the initial avalanches.,Heliskiing,"[{'size': '3.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2020, 'slab_width': 200, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': -5.0, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'S', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': 'NIL'}",Previous weather M-S SW/SE winds with 10cm of new snow (13mm WE).,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 0, 'hst': 10, 'hst_reset': None}",Little wind effect on slope where incident occurred compared to other slopes in the area.,[]
-50,533be18d-8019-42b1-9811-8509ca14106f,2018-02-10,Soo Valley,Apprx 600m NW of summit of Mt Callaghan,"[50.257891, -123.287952]",Lat/lng,2150.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"Two individuals were sitting on sleds looking at view. Cornice collapsed causing one to fall approximately 75m to slope below. A size 1.5 - 2.0 avalanche on the slope below was triggered by the cornice fall. The deceased was partially buried, head down to the waist. A second party witnessed the incident and extricated the deceased from the snow but were revival attempts were unsuccessful.",Snowmobiling,"[{'size': '2.0', 'type': 'CS', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 2150, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,[]
-51,f1f2bfec-bd7b-4063-b46e-46aa213a8678,2018-02-09,Hospital Creek,Approximately 12km NE of Golden,"[51.381917, -116.878889]",Lat/lng,2200.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"Party of two were travelling up a small drainage. One turned into a side drainage and was caught in a size two slab avalanche. Burial depth of approximately three metres suggests a terrain trap was involved, likely a creek or gully feature.",Snowmobiling,"[{'size': '2.0', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 2200, 'slab_width': 50, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",AST instructor assisting with rescue suspected January 15 surface was failure layer.,[]
-52,62ada927-3b2f-44a7-b765-4372c3886145,2018-01-30,Clemina Creek,South of Valemount,"[52.561555, -118.950498]",Lat/lng,,BC,3.0,0.0,1,"A party of four were grouped up while moving through terrain below a cliff band. One rider started to move away from the group and appears to have triggered (possibly remotely) an avalanche that came down on the group. One person was fully buried, two were partly buried. The two partly buried victims were able to self-extricate rapidly. The fully buried victim was buried approximately 2 m below the surface together with his sled. The buried victim was located by his companions and uncovered within approximately 10 minutes. Rescue teams were alerted and CPR was performed by the companion group immediately, but unfortunately the victim did not recover.",Snowmobiling,[],"{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,[]
-53,22b949ed-a192-4b28-82d9-760369d617e6,2018-01-08,"McDermott Basin, east of Jaffray BC",South of Fernie,"[49.35641860961914, -115.08059692382812]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,1750.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"Two skiers were caught in an avalanche near the McDermott Cabin 15 km east of Jaffray, BC. One skier was able to prevent himself being buried by the snow by clinging onto a tree but the other was carried down and buried. He was located by his companion but found to be deceased. The survivor was able to report back to the McDermott Cabin where they were staying with a larger party. The fracture line was reported to be 100 cm deep and the avalanche is presumed to have run on the mid-December persistent weak layer. The avalanche was triggered in a slightly steeper, slightly more open part of the slope and propagated upwards into an area that contained moderately dense timber. Slope angle was approximately 33 degrees.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2018-01-08 15:00', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 'sw', 'elevation': 1750, 'slab_width': 300, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","Moderate, incremental new snow over several days and recent warm temperatures built slab conditions on top of a buried layer of surface hoar from mid-December.",[]
-54,455adfa2-0ef6-4c41-b01a-2af0226aa494,2018-01-05,Ste-Angele- de-Mérici,intersection of Route 132 and Hudon Road,"[48.528419494628906, -68.11715698242188]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,80.0,QC,1.0,0.0,1,"A little before noon on January 5th, two recreational snowmobilers doing off-piste riding were doing climbs and playing in the new snow during a storm. They climbed a steep slope of an old gravel pit following each other. The first rider triggered the avalanche when arriving at the top of the slope. The second sledder was hit by the avalanche and carried down. He was destabilized, rolled and ejected from his snowmobile before being completely buried under the snow and his snowmobile, which was also completely buried. He was located by rescue services (police and firefighters) and transported to hospital in a critical condition. He died a few days later.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2018-01-05 12:00', 'size': '2', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'M', 'aspect': 'U', 'elevation': 80, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}","Storm in progress, about 60cm HST Jan 4-5 at Mont Joli","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': 60, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-55,e9a90226-1774-47f0-8ac7-acafe5eabcde,2017-12-31,Kootenay Pass,Stagleap Park,"[49.079368591308594, -117.06430053710938]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,1950.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"After skiing the top pitch of the run, a group of six skiers regrouped on an open treed bench to assess the final pitch. The final pitch was skied one at a time. The victim was the fifth person to ski the slope. When the avalanche triggered, the victim was on a steep, partially treed portion of the slope and was skiing over two other skiers’ tracks. One member of the group was standing above the crown and on the bench when the avalanche was triggered (all other skiers were out of the path of the slide). This individual found the victim who was located next to and just uphill of a tree, fully buried. Another rescuer arrived to help unbury her and CPR was administered. She was airlifted to hospital in critical condition and taken off life support a week later due to anoxic brain injury.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2017-12-31 12:00', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 'e', 'elevation': 1950, 'slab_width': 125, 'slab_thickness': 70}]","{'temp_present': -9, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'Rising', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 'sw', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",Previous storm had ended 24 hours prior to incident and since the storm end there had been 5cm settlement.,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 0.0, 'hst': 60, 'hst_reset': ''}",Approx 60cm new snow in 5 days building over Nov27 and Dec15 weak layers.,"[{'title': 'Photo of avalanche', 'source': 'MoTI', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/18df0a36-cbb8-4e18-9a84-9d7c3e9ca05d/Overview%20Cropped.jpg', 'date': ['2018-01-03']}, {'title': 'Photo of avalanche', 'source': 'MoTI', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/75f8979e-68c4-49fd-82eb-bbb48d4dd9a2/Trigger%20Point.jpg', 'date': ['2018-01-03']}]"
-56,6aa34cf6-fd76-4c4e-8db0-b89864d7b245,2017-04-08,"Mount Harvey, Lions Bay",,"[49.47587966918945, -123.20649719238281]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,1652.0,BC,5.0,0.0,5,"Five snowshoers hiking on Mount Harvey fell to their death when a cornice collapsed close to the summit. The cornice broke away above the steep north west face, plunging almost vertically for approximately 150 m before triggering a size 3 loose wet avalanche on the slope below. The five victims appear to have been swept down with the snow and were discovered buried in the avalanche deposit in the runout zone. The sixth member of the group had become separated from the main group and did not witness the cornice collapse. He met up with another solo hiker and when they discovered evidence of a freshly separated section of cornice deduced the rest of the group must have fallen down the steep NW face. The weather on the day in question was stormy with the freezing level around 900 m.",Snowshoeing & Hiking,"[{'observation_date': '2017-04-08 15:43', 'size': 'U', 'type': 'U', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'nw', 'elevation': 1652, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': -2, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'Steady', 'wind_speed': 'S', 'wind_dir': 's', 'sky': 'X', 'precip': 'S5'}",60 cm new snow fell in previous 48 hours with strong winds from the SSE.,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 40.0, 'hst': 60, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'View looking up from deposit', 'source': 'Search and Rescue - Horvath photo', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6b32ffe8-94f0-4d7d-93fe-2a7ea4423f12/horvath%20photo.jpg', 'date': ['2017-04-09']}]"
-57,181f837b-88a2-45d5-8806-e5225ccf8afe,2017-03-12,Mt. Hector - lower part of the drainage just above,Approximately 20 km north of Lake Louise townsite,"[51.60498046875, -116.29850006103516]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,2400.0,AB,2.0,0.0,2,"On Sunday March 12, two people walked up Hector Creek using snowshoes. Approximately 800 meters up the trail they turned and walked up the steep lower bowl of the Mt. Hector approach.
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-On Tuesday, March 14 they were reported having not checked out from their hotel. A subsequent trailhead search found their vehicle parked at the Hector Creek trailhead. 800 meters up the trail, search and rescue teams found their snowshoe trail leading into a large pile of avalanche debris and one person was observed partially buried.
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-",Snowshoeing & Hiking,"[{'observation_date': '2017-03-12 00:00', 'size': '2', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'U', 'elevation': 2400, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'Rising', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'S-1'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 4.0, 'hst': 70, 'hst_reset': ''}",Very weak depth hoar base overloaded with 70 cm of storm snow in 10 days then a significant rise in temperature.,[]
-58,6f5503dc-db49-4ed9-830e-855ae37fd55f,2017-03-06,Upper Goldstream River,65km north of Revelstoke,"[-118.11528778076172, 51.58208084106445]",,2115.0,BC,3.0,1.0,1,"An avalanche was triggered that partially buried three members of a group of six, one critically. The deceased suffered trauma. The avalanche is believed to have run on a layer of facets over a thin crust.",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2017-03-08 10:59', 'size': '2', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 'ne', 'elevation': 2115, 'slab_width': 23, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': -9, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'C', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}","-9, calm to light winds","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",soft slab on thin crust,[]
-59,3880da2c-4404-4be3-b30d-bc130c9220d9,2017-03-04,"Hanging Lake, Callaghan Valley near Whistler",,"[50.149070739746094, -123.08209991455078]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,1600.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"One skier was fully buried in an avalanche that occurred on a slope above Hanging Lake, approximately 10 km northwest of Whistler. The avalanche was reported as a size 2.5, 100-150 m wide, running 400 m, with a crown depth of 80-100 cm. The avalanche occurred on a northwest aspect and slid on a layer of facets over a crust. The victim was the third of a party of six to descend the slope. No other party members were caught in the slide. The victim was located at an elevation of 1400 m; the elevation of the start zone was approximately 1600 m. The victim was washed through a stand of trees during the descent. 
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-Rescuers were unable to locate the victim using a transceiver search, despite the victim having a transceiver on their person. The transceiver, worn in a hip pocket, was found with the switch in the “search” position, for reasons unknown at this time. The victim deployed an avalanche balloon pack, but it was found to have sustained significant damage. The victim did not employ the pack’s crotch strap. 
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-Nearby parties as well as search and rescue assisted with the rescue and a probe line was established. The victim was eventually located with the help of a rescue dog approximately four hours after the avalanche occurred. CPR was initiated but the victim was pronounced deceased by a doctor on site.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2017-03-04 11:39', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 'nw', 'elevation': 1600, 'slab_width': 150, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'SCT', 'precip': 'NIL'}",Storm had come through area afternoon and evening of Mar 3,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Avalanche ran on a crust with faceted/mixed form layer,"[{'title': 'photo of avalanche', 'source': 'SAR - Scott Aitken', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/7f6e46cc-25a6-4935-ab73-09eaa14fc98a/photo1.jpg', 'date': ['2017-03-04']}, {'title': 'photo of avalanche', 'source': 'SAR - Tony Salin', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/c05ef955-e006-49c6-85b6-2278a2b94318/IMG_9487.jpg', 'date': ['2017-03-04']}, {'title': 'photo of avalanche', 'source': 'SAR - Tony Salin', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/857427e0-47ca-48b3-8987-c1405b9d8a81/FullSizeRender%20(1).jpg', 'date': ['2017-03-04']}, {'title': 'photo of avalanche', 'source': 'SAR - Scott Aitken', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/75e0664e-f6ea-46eb-8682-e0581604de2f/photo2.jpg', 'date': ['2017-03-04']}, {'title': 'photo of avalanche', 'source': 'SAR - Brian Fishbook', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/dcb9c591-1477-4323-b8d0-fa73e6b141b2/IMG_0589.jpg', 'date': ['2017-03-04']}]"
-60,25ae1cb7-d05d-4f37-80a5-d25d2ac4ec28,2017-01-26,Trois Rivieres,Highway,"[46.343, 72.5421]",Lat/lng,,QC,1.0,0.0,1,"Truck driver outside vehicle, hit by snow blower which was pushed by avalanche from piled snow.",Work,[],"{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': None, 'wind_speed': None, 'wind_dir': None, 'sky': None, 'precip': None}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': None}",,[]
-61,02e20779-5ec5-402c-b463-79f5c37e96c3,2017-01-21,"Ymir, Qua Peak",,"[-117.11011505126953, 49.39093017578125]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,2100.0,BC,3.0,1.0,1,"Three skiers spaced out riding slope, third person triggered the slope. One person ""wrapped around a tree"" was on the surface in the track. One person partially buried with injuries, one person partially buried with fatal injuries.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2017-01-21 09:00', 'size': '2', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 'sw', 'elevation': 2100, 'slab_width': 40, 'slab_thickness': 40}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'Rising', 'wind_speed': 'C', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': 40, 'hst_reset': ''}",Run / slope skied previous day.,[]
-62,92402335-894f-4998-b1d0-3ab5e7049011,2016-12-30,Clemina Creek,Morning Glory Bowl,"[52.55963897705078, -118.94450378417969]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,2250.0,BC,3.0,0.0,1,"One person stuck on slope. Two others went to help, rode above stuck person, and triggered avalanche. Stuck person fully buried, deceased. One partially buried, required assistance. one partially buried, self extricated.
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-Slab was estimated 60-120cm thick.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2016-12-30 13:45', 'size': '2', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'M', 'aspect': 'ne', 'elevation': 2250, 'slab_width': 250, 'slab_thickness': 80}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'NC PAF', 'source': 'AvCan', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f15081ad-1be8-448f-83aa-02ebc1697dc0/2016%2012%2029%20NorthColumbia%20PAF.pdf', 'date': ['2016-12-30']}]"
-63,0169d024-fa0b-4076-8064-2e557c9fc305,2016-09-25,Mt. Victoria - The Sickle into The Deathtrap,,"[51.370601654052734, -116.29019927978516]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,2850.0,AB,1.0,0.0,1,"Two skiers ascending Mt. Victoria to ski The Sickle. Approached via The Deathtrap and once above the big cliffs they contoured back above those cliffs until below The Sickle ski line. Skiers began ascending in deteriorating conditions. At approximately 2875 m, the skiers stopped and decided to retreat due to poor conditions and hand shears they did not like. The first skier began descending while the second skier was a few minutes behind him. When the second skier was descending he could see no sign of his partner and then skied over the bed surface of a small wind slab. He continued to descend, following their up track and once back into The Deathtrap, he located his friend on the surface of the snow at the base of a 75 m cliff. Second skier then descended for help.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2016-09-25 09:00', 'size': '1', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 'e', 'elevation': 2850, 'slab_width': 30, 'slab_thickness': 20}]","{'temp_present': -3, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'Falling', 'wind_speed': 'M', 'wind_dir': 'sw', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'S-1'}",Poor weather that morning. Overcast and windy.,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 10.0, 'hst': 40, 'hst_reset': ''}","Amounts given above are estimates only. Since the end of August it has been snowing in alpine areas and we estimate >100 cm of snow over the month prior to this avalanche. Combined with strong winds the day before and the morning of the avalanche, this has created windslabs in alpine areas.",[]
-64,8295e9da-8b59-47ff-a473-cae0fd8d3883,2016-05-23,Mt Lawson,,"[50.776100158691406, 115.18460083007812]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,2500.0,AB,1.0,,1,"A solo scrambler triggered a loose wet avalanche while plunge-stepping on descent of Mt Lawson at an unknown time on May 23, 2016. The subject was reported as overdue on the morning of May 24. Rescue crews flew to the scene and observed the subject's tracks entering a size 2.0 avalanche in close proximity to the normal route on the NE face of Mt Lawson. From the air search no clues were visible. An aerial RECCO search was performed with no significant hits.
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-Rescuers assessed the scene further and decided to deploy explosives in the start zones above the incident site before exposing rescuers on the ground. Ten bags of explosives were placed in the overhead start zones resulting in several size 2.0 loose wet avalanches, some of which over ran existing avalanche debris in the gully. Public Safety Specialists and Conservation Officers from Kananaskis Country, along with the Banff National Park Dog Handler and avalanche search dog were flown to a safe zone on a buttress adjacent to the avalanche path. As rescue crews began the search, the deceased subject's right knee was just barely visible above the snow surface.
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-The subject had initiated the slide at approximately 2500m ASL and was carried just under 500m vertical before he was critically buried in a gully feature. Burial depth was an average of 50cm. Subject was buried head down and on his back with his ice axe still attached to his wrist by a leash. Extensive trauma was evident to head and legs. It is unknown if subject was wearing a helmet at the time of the avalanche, but one was not found with him.",Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '2016-05-23 00:00', 'size': '2', 'type': 'L', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 'ne', 'elevation': 2500, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",The recovery did not occur until the day after the avalanche. Rescue crews were not aware of the accident on the day that it occurred. Weather on the day of the event was mostly cloudy with intermittent showers and/or flurries.,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': 40, 'hst_reset': ''}","A 3 day storm had deposited up to 40cm of snow in the Alpine. The incident occurred on the third day of the storm as it tapered off. Numerous Na oose wet avalanches up to size 2.5 were observed on the day of the recovery (one day after the incident occurred). The rescue team used 10 bags (12.5kg) of ANFO in the start zones above the accident site to protect the site for rescuers. This Xh work produced several size 2.0 loose wet avalanches, some of which over ran the site were the subject was recovered.","[{'title': 'Side-view scene photo of Mt Lawson fatal avalanche', 'source': 'Jeremy Mackenzie - Kananaskis Country Public Safety', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6890aa76-b996-4cb2-aee7-5a59c63d4c94/Avalanche%20Fatality%20-%20Mt%20Lawson%20-%20Side%20view%20-%20May%2024,%202016.jpg', 'date': ['2016-05-24']}, {'title': 'Scene photo of Mt Lawson fatal avalanche indicent', 'source': 'Jeremy Mackenzie - Kananaskis Country Public Safety', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/2416dc3e-66d3-49e2-8234-7d19a6eda8e2/Avalanche%20Fatality%20-%20Mt%20Lawson%20-%20May%2024,%2020161.jpg', 'date': ['2016-05-24']}]"
-65,c080e409-0151-404e-bfd6-b1db7c63a660,2016-04-20,Haines Pass-Mineral Mtn,NW of Haines Pass,"[-136.65980529785156, 59.54869842529297]",,1600.0,BC,1.0,,1,"While skiing on steep rib feature, an athlete on a film shoot triggered a small loose dry avalanche. Skied or possibly swept over small cliff off planned line of descent. Landed in flat spot/hollow and buried by small avalanche that came over cliff from behind. Possibly a very thin soft slab may have been involved as well as loose snow avalanche.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2016-04-20 10:30', 'size': '1', 'type': 'L', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 'ne', 'elevation': 1600, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",Clear and calm at time of accident. ,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-66,5afb006a-1f7a-40da-82a5-868aa6baeb59,2016-03-20,Tent Ridge,North facing slide path.,"[-115.38330078125, 50.842201232910156]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,2350.0,AB,1.0,0.0,1,"Subject snowshoeing solo, had done the Tent Ridge hike before, walked from Mt. Shark parking lot along a cut road and then traversed from lower treeline to mid traditional run-out or mid track (single snowshoe tracks were seen from helicopter) and likely toe triggered the 160106 Fc which propagated up into the start zone.  Subject was found on the skier's right approx 200 meters from the terminus of the debris, surface clues found near the probe strike.  Subject probe strike was 1.3 meters deep at head and 2 meters at feet after PC Dog received strong scent cone indications.  Excavation time approx 20 minutes.",Snowshoeing & Hiking,"[{'observation_date': '2016-03-20 00:00', 'size': '3', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 'n', 'elevation': 2350, 'slab_width': 120, 'slab_thickness': 70}]","{'temp_present': -2, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'Rising', 'wind_speed': 'M', 'wind_dir': 'sw', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'S2'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 3.0, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Tent Ridge area has worst snowpack characteristics of the entire forecast region.,"[{'title': 'Overview of the avalanche.', 'source': 'K-Country Forecasting Team', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/574ede0b-d554-4db8-81b6-20b0ead126bc/imagejpeg_2.jpg', 'date': ['2016-03-22']}]"
-67,a5ea1871-d2fb-44e1-8300-d022e6a9c26d,2016-03-14,College Creek,,"[49.25210189819336, -117.78299713134766]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,1910.0,BC,1.0,,1,Solo snowmobiler.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2016-03-14 00:00', 'size': 'U', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'M', 'aspect': 'nw', 'elevation': 1910, 'slab_width': 60, 'slab_thickness': 80}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'site photo', 'source': 'MOTI', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/e16fe409-08d7-42f7-a5f5-17d101a682d7/Colege%20Creek%20March%2015%202016%20Crown%202.jpg', 'date': ['2016-03-15']}, {'title': 'rcmp press release', 'source': 'rcmp', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/2db8c130-b419-4567-8f71-69044153821a/2016%2003%2014%20Castlegar%20RCMP%20Release.docx', 'date': ['2016-03-15']}]"
-68,60347304-201c-497d-a5ec-05c73129bf63,2016-03-14,North Blue River,,"[52.25519943237305, -119.45899963378906]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,1940.0,BC,2.0,,2,"2 km south of access to ""Holy Grail"" area. Group had only cell phones and no other communications or signalling devices. Requested assistance from nearby ski touring operation who initiated Clearwater SAR response. Avalanche technician stated evidence suggests avalanche triggered while highmarking.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2016-03-14 15:00', 'size': '3', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'M', 'aspect': 'sw', 'elevation': 1940, 'slab_width': 300, 'slab_thickness': 120}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'Rising', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 30.0, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Feb. 27 crust/facet was failure layer.,"[{'title': 'rcmp press release', 'source': '', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/364c25cb-b992-442b-a250-96716f5857a9/2016%2003%2014%20Blue%20River%20RCMP%20Release1.docx', 'date': ['2016-03-15']}]"
-69,70c2366b-fb59-462a-9a7b-e26661bd62f6,2016-03-13,Crowfoot Snowmobile Area,,"[51.0546989440918, -119.23719787597656]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,1830.0,BC,1.0,,1,,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2016-03-13 00:00', 'size': '2', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'M', 'aspect': 'w', 'elevation': 1830, 'slab_width': 60, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'site photo', 'source': 'GADSAR', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/398e71f8-e563-4286-b003-8e5af71d739b/IMG_0179(1).JPG', 'date': ['2016-03-13']}, {'title': 'rcmp press release', 'source': 'rcmp', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6fd74a00-7f13-4f9d-8921-ca30fefe69c6/RCMP%20Release%20Celista%20Fatality.docx', 'date': ['2016-03-14']}]"
-70,f9bae623-2e13-47fd-a445-6153d2e0e1fb,2016-03-06,Morton Lake,Approx. 13km SE of Sicamous,"[50.77510070800781, -118.83910369873047]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,1980.0,BC,1.0,,1,Size 2.5 avalanche. Details of accident unknown as victim was riding alone.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2016-03-06 00:00', 'size': 'U', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'M', 'aspect': 'e', 'elevation': 1980, 'slab_width': 50, 'slab_thickness': 70}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'rcmp press release', 'source': 'rcmp', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a10648c0-601a-488e-928d-32e8407c3bdb/RCMP%20Press%20Report.pdf', 'date': ['2016-03-08']}]"
-71,dc4c173f-cdf2-4d02-ba56-968c54606108,2016-02-21,"Esplanades, Cupola SE2",Esplanade range approx. 50 km NW of Golden,"[51.563499450683594, -117.53569793701172]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,2100.0,BC,7.0,6.0,1,"Feb 21st, 2016 at approximately 11:00 hours, a group of 13 backcountry skiers were involved in a size 3 avalanche on S22 (Hogzilla), a north-facing drainage off the eastern flank of Avalanche Peak. Ten skiers, including the guide and assistant guide, were caught. One skier was kicked out after a successful airbag deployment. Four managed to self-rescue. Five were buried, then uncovered by the group within 10 minutes. External support arrived from a nearby heliskiing operation and Golden SAR. Five victims had their injuries attended to at the Golden Hospital. Two further victims had serious injuries. One of these, requiring extensive CPR, was flown to Kamloops, BC. The other was flown by STARS to Foothills Calgary, but succumbed to internal injuries three days later.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2016-02-21 11:00', 'size': '3', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 'n', 'elevation': 2100, 'slab_width': 75, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",Mild temperatures in the alpine,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Suspect failure on Feb 10 layer,"[{'title': 'Overview of avalanche path', 'source': 'Golden SAR', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f5853a46-ae52-4915-9e23-7a5365066f7b/GADSAR%20photo2.jpg', 'date': ['2016-02-21']}, {'title': 'Avalanche start zone', 'source': 'Golden SAR', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/50ed7733-c47a-4668-874a-8e190c6e87c4/GADSAR%20photo1.jpg', 'date': ['2016-02-21']}]"
-72,eb71512b-e8a2-48fd-9601-863c05d07481,2016-02-20,"Quartz Ck, Dauntless Mountain",Near Golden,"[51.37739944458008, -117.27839660644531]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,2500.0,BC,2.0,1.0,1,"A group of 4 snowmobilers were riding in a major avalanche path at the east end of Quartz Creek Road, opposite Dauntless Mountain. One rider triggered an avalanche while climbing the slope. Two riders were caught in the slide and carried approximately 500 m. One person was saved by visual clue (finger tips exposed) and sustained injuries requiring hospitalization. The deceased was fully buried.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2016-02-20 11:30', 'size': '3', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'M', 'aspect': 'sw', 'elevation': 2500, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Suspected Failure Layer: February 10 crust; no visible step-down,"[{'title': 'Avalanche Path', 'source': 'Golden SAR', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/fafaaa34-44f3-45aa-bbaf-55858897b29d/Dauntless-Quartz%20160220a.JPG', 'date': ['2016-02-20']}, {'title': 'Avalanche Path showing Runout Zone', 'source': 'Golden SAR', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/264ed78c-6262-4169-815c-81c8638860c1/Dauntless-Quartz%20160220c.JPG', 'date': ['2016-02-20']}, {'title': 'Avalanche Path showing Start Zone', 'source': 'Golden SAR', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/bf9b27ab-7f30-4c5c-ac09-dd1692cfbc35/Dauntless-Quartz%20160220b.JPG', 'date': ['2016-02-20']}]"
-73,db6c25fe-0e2d-4c08-a916-f4d1d49114ed,2016-01-29,Renshaw Spirit Lake,20 km east of McBride,"[53.524810791015625, -120.01280975341797]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,2050.0,BC,15.0,,5,"Several groups of snowmobilers were impacted by a very large avalanche, burying up to 15 people. Five fatalities ensued. ",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2016-01-29', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2050, 'slab_width': 550, 'slab_thickness': 65}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'Unknown'}","A warm, windy storm occurred the previous 24 hours with significant precipitation followed by clearing and cooling on the day of the incident.","{'hs': 175, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Outlined overview of incident site', 'source': 'AvCan', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f1e911ae-4351-4f39-ab2e-896c7cef7aac/renshaw%20overview%20outlined.jpg', 'date': ['2016-01-30']}]"
-74,f85c5b0f-c383-44d9-9790-eb36262f6153,2016-01-23,"Sinclair Mills, Torpy",Sandi riding area within Torpy,"[54.0655403137207, -121.32710266113281]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,1720.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"Party of six was riding in a difficult-to-access part of the Torpy area that had seen little or no recent sled traffic. Victim was climbing a slope when he triggered the avalanche. Victim was carried approximately 150 m downslope and buried 90-100 cm below the surface. A rescue response was conducted by the other group members, but the victim succumbed to injuries sustained during the avalanche.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2016-01-25 11:07', 'size': '2', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'M', 'aspect': 'n', 'elevation': 1720, 'slab_width': 200, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Fracture profile done on the flank suggests failure layer was a layer of large (4mm) facets resting below a 1F slab. ,"[{'title': 'Profile done on Flank', 'source': 'PG SAR', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/c837b2fe-5c79-4631-9de3-0bed8cd0597b/2016-01-24-sandi_zone-profile.png', 'date': ['2016-01-23']}, {'title': 'Crown line', 'source': 'PG SAR', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/e78de7f3-b472-4b1a-9f61-a7cc3e594fe2/torpy%20crown%20line.jpg', 'date': ['2016-01-23']}, {'title': 'Crown line', 'source': 'PG SAR', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/47a4b816-549f-4a63-af26-ac85cee5443b/topry%20Jan%2016%20with%20crown%20line.jpg', 'date': ['2016-01-23']}]"
-75,12b2631a-5b7f-4f0e-a2d8-c6f89bfb494d,2015-03-21,Back Door area Dore Creek,,"[53.185829162597656, -120.4928970336914]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,1900.0,BC,2.0,0.0,2,"Slab thickness 70 - 120 cm. Funneled into gully, terrain trap.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2015-03-21 00:00', 'size': 'U', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'M', 'aspect': 'n', 'elevation': 1900, 'slab_width': 740, 'slab_thickness': 95}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Overview Photo', 'source': 'Jasper National Park - Deryl Kelly', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/94a92c45-1bc7-49ad-a41c-8e438b0f2bc7/CIMG5517%20public.jpg', 'date': ['2015-03-24']}]"
-76,d6befbcb-2b23-4734-9883-f74c30b47c88,2015-03-10,Ventego Lake,,"[-117.72090148925781, 51.446800231933594]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,,BC,1.0,0.0,1,Further information will be published when it becomes available,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2015-03-10 17:00', 'size': '3', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'U', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'BCCS release', 'source': 'BCCS', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/2341849f-48df-47c6-8d36-ba4dd600e033/BCCS%20release%20Gmoser%2015%2003%2010.pdf', 'date': ['2015-03-12']}]"
-77,f1a9275d-28d4-4646-a2d4-a75fe6c10796,2015-02-28,"Kimberly, Snowcrest Mtn, ",,"[49.55189895629883, -116.51709747314453]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"Traveling along ridge, cornice failed, one person fell with cornice chunk. Size 2 avalanche (based on amount of debris) triggered by cornice fall. See photo ",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2015-02-28 00:00', 'size': 'U', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'U', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Overview Photo', 'source': 'GADSAR', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/2b2479b7-d5b4-4424-839a-5ada12297816/Snowcrest%2015%2002%2028.jpg', 'date': ['2015-02-28']}, {'title': 'RCMP Release', 'source': 'RCMP', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/9ee60852-a660-4736-82b0-ff0e2c3ea0e5/RCMP%20Release%20Snowcrest%2015%2002%2028.PNG', 'date': ['2015-03-02']}]"
-78,e16c495a-69fa-4144-9aff-13107b057911,2015-02-22,"Tumbler Ridge, Core Lodge, Superbowl",,"[-121.03179931640625, 54.85649871826172]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,1700.0,BC,2.0,,1,"Group of 7 riders were out. First rider got to top of ridge and stopped decided not to go down slope then 3 riders from the group dropped in. These 3 riders triggered the slide, all 3 were buried. One victim was partially buried, the two others were fully buried. The first of the fully buried victims was dug out. This victim was initially unresponsive, but was successfully revived. The group went on to the second fully buried victim, who was dug out and found to be unresponsive. CPR was attempted on this victim, but was unsuccessful.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2015-02-22 13:45', 'size': '3', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'M', 'aspect': 'ne', 'elevation': 1700, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': 200}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Avalanche showing crown line', 'source': 'SAR', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/eebb3aae-8e74-4887-be50-0053e3e4665a/crown%20line.jpg', 'date': ['2015-02-23']}, {'title': 'Close up of fracture line', 'source': 'SAR', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/119cda41-810b-4f4c-a4ca-9c43fa0bc395/IMG_1375.jpg', 'date': ['2015-02-23']}, {'title': 'Broad view of avalanche', 'source': 'SAR', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/7d964909-795a-476c-b50d-ae3124e63285/IMG_1349.jpg', 'date': ['2015-02-23']}]"
-79,d6a8c535-e00d-4f3f-85ab-528bccbffaad,2015-02-15,"Kananaskis Country, Black Prince area",,"[-115.20680236816406, 50.692100524902344]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,2450.0,AB,0.0,4.0,1,"Five skiers were involved in an avalanche that is initially thought to have been triggered on a weak layer buried at the end of January. The avalanche subsequently stepped down to a deeper weak layer buried early November and in some places scoured all the way to ground. There were no burials - all the victims remained on the surface. Three victims suffered minor injuries, one suffered a broken leg and one succumbed to their injuries. The presence of trees is thought to have contributed to the severity of the injuries.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2015-02-15 13:00', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'e', 'elevation': 2450, 'slab_width': 130, 'slab_thickness': 70}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Overview of avalanche', 'source': 'K-Country', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b8ab9fac-c5c2-4bd7-baf2-28b0c37cf374/Black%20Prince%20Fatal.jpg', 'date': ['2015-02-16']}]"
-80,af6de875-2fdd-4c00-9a50-eb30cef2bf17,2015-02-05,"Polar Circus Ice Climb, Banff National Park",Steep snow slope between ice pitches on the Polar Circus Ice Climb. (Slope  just above the feature known as the Pencil.),"[-116.98570251464844, 52.13890075683594]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,1800.0,AB,1.0,0.0,1,"Subjects started the climb on Polar Circus at 05:30 on Thursday, Feb 5, 2015. They successfully climbed the ten pitch route (Grade 5) and topped out at 16:00 hrs. After rappelling the Ribbon Pitch, Subject 1 walked ahead to  locate the next rappel station. After pulling the ropes, Subject 2 started to follow his partner's footprints and saw that they disappeared into avalanche debris. Subject 2 called out and did a visual search for his partner (party was not wearing avalanche transceivers). There was no response and no sign of him on the surface. After a period of time Subject 2 descended the rest of the route and activated a Parks Canada rescue response.",Ice Climbing,"[{'observation_date': '2015-02-05 23:00', 'size': '2', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'w', 'elevation': 1800, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-81,3cf409f6-232a-4ebb-adc1-e203e86d6164,2015-01-04,"Sainte-Rose-du-Nord, Mount Bardsville",Saguenay Quebec,"[-70.19300079345703, 48.37900161743164]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,,QC,,0.0,1,"At the top of a 70m icefall pitch, the team made an anchor on a tree, at the base of a snow gully. They noticed a snow cornice near the tree anchor. As one committed to the snow slope to reach the second icefall pitch the second proceeded to undo the tree anchor and follow unbelayed on the slope. The climbers triggered the avalanche before the first one could reach the ice.  The leading climber managed to hold on to a tree near where he stood. The second climber got swept down the ice fall and hit an ice ledge after a 50m fall. They were both tied to the end of a 70m rope at the moment of the accident.",Ice Climbing,"[{'observation_date': '2015-01-04 00:00', 'size': 'U', 'type': 'U', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'U', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ice climb photo', 'source': 'Haute Gaspesie Avalanche Centre', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/9bd9388f-f5ea-4358-b928-80051428ad12/Petit%20Prince.gif', 'date': ['2015-02-19']}]"
-82,744c4ccd-0c2a-4660-8464-d25ee3f9281a,2014-04-11,Gothic Glacier,,"[51.75, -117.8499984741211]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,,BC,2.0,0.0,1,Group was climbing up the slope on skis with skins. ,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2014-04-11 00:00', 'size': '2', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 'se', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 80, 'slab_thickness': 30}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'CLR', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-83,e6d6573c-8be0-43b9-96ce-11e10c05935e,2014-03-24,"Birthday Bowl, SE of Mica Dam",,"[51.40919876098633, 118.05750274658203]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,2400.0,BC,3.0,2.0,1,"Four guests and one guide were waiting to be picked up by helicopter after skiing an area known as Birthday Bowl. The guided group had skied the same slope three times prior to this incident. The slide was witnessed by the guide, who managed to push two guests to safety before he and another guest were caught in the slide sustaining minor injuries that required treatment at the Revelstoke Hospital. The deceased was caught in the slide and carried approximately 800 m down the slide path buried under 4-5 m of snow and fallen trees.",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2014-03-24 11:00', 'size': '4', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'sw', 'elevation': 2400, 'slab_width': 300, 'slab_thickness': 250}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Start zone', 'source': 'RCMP', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/4961688a-e666-42ed-b20b-6e05617eb3f9/_REV6642.JPG', 'date': ['2014-03-24']}, {'title': 'View of deposit', 'source': 'Revelstoke SAR', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b6fa2484-fe24-4580-861d-d56816c9ef7f/Adamant.jpg', 'date': ['2014-03-24']}]"
-84,92af8800-5617-4b6a-adfe-6a4ab705f171,2014-03-15,Helen Shoulder,Helen Shoulder (south of Bow Summit),"[0.0, 0.0]",,2450.0,AB,1.0,0.0,1,Single skier triggered avalanche while skiing slope. Buried about one meter. Partners dug patient out within 15 minutes. Patient evacuated by SAR team and flown to Calgary via STARS. ,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2014-03-15 14:00', 'size': '3', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 'sw', 'elevation': 2450, 'slab_width': 80, 'slab_thickness': 70}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'Rising', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'BKN', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-85,3749ef43-f7be-4552-901e-95925b143960,2014-03-14,"Blue River, Red Sands Mtn.",,"[52.170799255371094, 119.15630340576172]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,2250.0,BC,2.0,1.0,1,"Two people were ""cat and mouse"" hill climbing. Higher of the two people triggered slope; both were caught. The upper person was partially buried (non-critical, to chest/neck with one arm exposed). The deceased was fully buried (250 - 300 cm deep) still with his snowmobile.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2014-03-14 18:00', 'size': '3', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'M', 'aspect': 's', 'elevation': 2250, 'slab_width': 150, 'slab_thickness': 70}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'Rising', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'FEW', 'precip': 'NIL'}",Convective spring day with mix of sun & clouds. Convection decreasing around 1500 hrs. Several hours of warming and solar radiation on slope prior to avalanche. ,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","Suspect failed on a sun crust. Some evidence of stepping down in spots, possibly to Feb 10 weak layer.","[{'title': 'Burial Location', 'source': 'BCCS', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/7fff3104-6397-4442-a975-13c219181bc6/140314%20Fatality%20Location.kmz', 'date': ['2014-03-15']}, {'title': 'RCMP Statement', 'source': 'RCMP', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/c4e9f436-a8f0-47ae-9de9-1e937a93ec4a/RCMP%20Release%2014%2003%2015.pdf', 'date': ['2014-03-15']}]"
-86,672c840f-6aca-4df1-9384-f6d43bdf172a,2014-03-11,Grey Creek Pass,,"[49.59299850463867, -116.3385009765625]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,2030.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,Decided to turn around due to concerns about avalanche risk. One sled made a turn above road to go back and triggered avalanche. Second sled unable to escape and caught up  in slide. The victim was originally from Newfoundland but had been living in Crawford Bay for almost a year prior to the accident.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2014-03-11 13:20', 'size': '3', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'M', 'aspect': 'w', 'elevation': 2030, 'slab_width': 750, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': 10, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'CLR', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-87,fb457cdc-0728-4088-bcbf-05e6ee2d8ad2,2014-03-09,Lake Louise,North slopes of Mt Fairview above Lake Louise,"[0.0, 0.0]",,1600.0,AB,2.0,,2,"Party tobogganing on avalanche slopes on north slopes of Mt Fairview above Lake Louise during time of high avalanche hazard. Likely a natural avalanche came down while party was on or under the slope. A search by a Parks Canada Search and Rescue team was initiated when the party was reported missing to the RCMP.
-Party was not wearing avalanche gear.",Other Recreational,"[{'observation_date': '2014-03-09 00:00', 'size': '2', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'N', 'aspect': 'n', 'elevation': 1600, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",Recent storm snow and a warming trend contributed to an avalanche cycle on March 9th (the day of the accident).,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-88,61bb823f-3370-4d9c-bdbc-fcb31152ade6,2014-03-08,Keefer Lake,,"[50.12685012817383, -118.34259796142578]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,1675.0,BC,3.0,2.0,1,Snowmobiling in a cutblock.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2014-03-08 14:00', 'size': 'U', 'type': 'U', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'n', 'elevation': 1675, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': 1, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'S5'}","wet, dense snow","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-89,58265b14-96b0-492b-b37b-08d5b8e7538f,2014-03-08,Lake Agnes (near Lake Louise),Near Lake Louise,"[0.0, 0.0]",,2300.0,AB,5.0,0.0,2,While snowshoeing on Lake Agnes party of five traversed under steep slopes on south east end of lake. Party toe triggered slide which came down and buried or partially buried whole group.,Snowshoeing & Hiking,"[{'observation_date': '2014-03-08 15:00', 'size': '2', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 'nw', 'elevation': 2300, 'slab_width': 80, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-90,949dad72-f182-496b-a523-f03ccb3412e9,2014-02-23,"Kootenay Pass, Lightning Strike Ridge",Twin Lakes / Lightning Strike Ridge,"[49.02000045776367, -117.02999877929688]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,1900.0,BC,2.0,1.0,1,Group of 4 backcountry skiing. 2 started skiing slope. 3rd member of group started down the slope and triggered a size 2.5 slab avalanche. Crown depth 100 cm. Failed on surface hoar/crust/facet layer (Jan 29th). Avalanche was about 30 m wide and ran about 700 m. The female victim was quickly wrapped around a tree near the top of the slope. The second male was carried by the avalanche through trees and over small rock bands. Neither were buried. The male victim had significant injuries. The male who triggered the avalanche was not caught or buried by the slide.,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2014-02-23 11:00', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 'w', 'elevation': 1900, 'slab_width': 30, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': -10, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 'sw', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'S-1'}",Very light snowfall at time of incident. Temp -10C. Winds L-SW. Approx 100 cm of new snow fell during the week prior to the incident with mod to strong SW winds.,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 6.0, 'hst': 100, 'hst_reset': ''}","There was up to 100 cm of storm snow in past week that had been redistributed by mainly mod-strong SW winds. This storm snow sits on 140129 SH/CR/FC layer. From avalanche observations, this layer is 40-100 cm down on all aspects. Results from avalanche control showed this weak layer to be very touchy.","[{'title': 'Long View of Twin Lakes Avalanche', 'source': 'Nelson SAR', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/2f7c7c67-8699-4ba4-8056-dc464cd987e5/Long_View_of_Twin_Lakes_Avalanche_Feb_23_2014.jpg', 'date': ['2014-02-28']}]"
-91,d5f8d8e1-e8d8-41c2-819b-afb6678dc7c4,2014-02-15,"Waterton Lakes National Park, Rowe Peak",,"[49.0458984375, -114.04810333251953]",,2300.0,AB,1.0,0.0,1,"One man has died as a result of an avalanche accident that occurred at approximately 3:30 PM on Saturday, February 15, 2014 near Rowe Peak in Waterton Lakes National Park.  
-
-The other member of this backcountry party was not buried by the avalanche, and was able to locate and partially extricate his partner.  Attempts at resuscitation were unsuccessful.  
-",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2014-02-15 15:30', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2300, 'slab_width': 60, 'slab_thickness': 80}]","{'temp_present': -1, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-92,a215cf0b-9109-4194-ba50-a21476a0681c,2014-02-15,"Revelstoke, Boulder Mountain",Shady Lane,"[50.99879837036133, -118.3279037475586]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,1650.0,BC,2.0,0.0,1,"A group of four snowmobilers were riding in an area known as Shady Lane. Two members of the group had become stuck riding in deep snow. A third was turning around with the intention of providing assistance, when he also became stuck. The fourth member assisted the third by pulling on the ski of the snowmobile. The stuck snowmobile moved forward under heavy throttle and with the ski pill assistance by about 6 to 10 ft.  Right at this point, the third and fourth group members were both struck and fully buried by an avalanche from the slope above. The third member, who was still on his snowmobile, braced himself against the handlebars and managed to stay in an upright position. His head was uncovered relatively quickly by the two companions who were not buried. He claimed to have a small air pocket between his visor and his goggles. The fourth was more deeply buried face down in the snow. Once the head of the third member had been uncovered and it had been established he was still alive (he was dug out slightly later on by a member of another party) the rescuers started to search for the fourth member. By the time the fourth member was uncovered he was unresponsive. CPR was administered for 20-30 mins without success.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2014-02-15 15:30', 'size': '2', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Mr', 'aspect': 'n', 'elevation': 1681, 'slab_width': 20, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'View of the avalanche site', 'source': '', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/283278ac-23f2-4878-abd0-827b8b1b0fa5/IMG_0710.JPG', 'date': ['2014-02-15']}, {'title': 'View of the avalanche site', 'source': '', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6ae370fe-6570-4a8d-aaaf-df6a7762f395/IMG_0708.JPG', 'date': ['2014-02-15']}]"
-93,84b75a59-a6da-4bb9-9fdb-658f92d5644c,2014-01-18,Goat Ridge,approx 30km south of Valemount,"[52.543270111083984, 118.92340087890625]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,2300.0,BC,1.0,,1,Victim triggered slide on descent from a hill climb. Assistance from other groups in area. Took over 3 hours to find buried victim who was found near the toe of the deposit. Slab was 50-150cm deep. Failed at ground in an area with variable depth snowpack with rocks showing through surface.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2014-01-18 12:35', 'size': '3', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'M', 'aspect': 'se', 'elevation': 2300, 'slab_width': 170, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'CLR', 'precip': 'NIL'}",Warm temperatures (+7 noted by rescuers) and clear skies.,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'overview photo', 'source': 'Garth Lemke', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/e7186e38-aa0e-4652-8db3-440fef910e42/clemina%20jan192014%20FL_glemke.JPG', 'date': ['2014-01-21']}]"
-94,ace9d4dd-c3a7-4964-ba90-6464c36c9b4f,2013-12-20,Out of bounds near Kicking Horse Mountain Resort,,"[0.0, 0.0]",,,BC,1.0,,1,,Out-of-bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2013-12-20 14:30', 'size': '2', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 'U', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 70, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-95,ec1cc0d9-dad1-4761-86ae-5762f576be86,2013-03-24,"Roger's Pass, Sifton Col",Glacier National Park,"[51.329200744628906, -117.55670166015625]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,2525.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"Around 2 pm on March 24, 2013 a party of three began a ski descent down a south west slope below Sifton Col.  It was initially a cold day, becoming milder in the afternoon, with clear skies and light winds. Two members of the group remained at the top of the slope, while one member skied down to assess conditions.  The skier triggered a size 2.5 slab avalanche, was engulfed by the avalanche and carried down the slope into a depression.  He was buried under approximately 1.5 m of debris.
-The two remaining party members performed a companion rescue and uncovered their unresponsive partner.  CPR was initiated immediately while the patient was moved to a safer location, less exposed to avalanche danger.  One person stayed on scene and continued CPR while the second person skied back to the Rogers Pass Discovery Centre to report the incident. 
-See attached detailed accident summary for further details.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2013-03-24 14:00', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'sw', 'elevation': 2525, 'slab_width': 135, 'slab_thickness': 32}]","{'temp_present': -5, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'Rising', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 's', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",See attached detailed report form,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",See attached detailed report form,"[{'title': 'Avalanche scene overview', 'source': 'Parks Canada', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/db213f97-3272-4648-89df-1c4add61286a/Sa%20Sifton-sifton%20col%20scene%20overview%20CAC%20accident%20report%20copy.jpg', 'date': ['2013-03-24']}, {'title': 'Weather from surrounding automatic stations prior ', 'source': 'Parks Canada', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/860c4f92-b104-479d-b2de-59184a3241d3/Sifton_Col_2013_03_24_weather_prior_to_incident.pdf', 'date': ['2013-03-24']}, {'title': 'Fracture Line Profile', 'source': 'Parks Canada', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/49189fad-4388-4839-a7b0-7103a4a86376/2013_03_25_Sifton_Col_FL_2520_m_SW_asp.pdf', 'date': ['2013-03-24']}, {'title': 'Accident Report', 'source': 'Parks Canada', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/ae0455e7-dedc-406b-8b17-e1c6667fb4a4/2013_March_24_Sifton%20Col%20Avalanche%20Fatality%20edited.docx', 'date': ['2013-04-20']}]"
-96,64305415-6603-443d-8a84-5c57a1f3af82,2013-03-23,"Kimberley, Hellroaring Creek",,"[0.0, 0.0]",,,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"Report filed on behalf of BC Coroners Service. On Saturday March 23 approx 1330 hrs. Snowmobile triggered size 3 approximately 100cm deep, 500m wide, 400m long. Fracture Line Profile found SH/CR combination, likely March 10. East Asp, Alpine, 36 degree slope. Two caught with one self-rescue and one deep burial.  Kimberly SAR, Cranbrook SAR, Golden SAR , 2 CARDA Dogs, 1 RCMP Dog responded. Explosive avalanche control was performed on hang fire on Saturday with no results. Area searched with Transceiver, RECCO, Dogs and Probe lines on Saturday with no success. Search called off just before dark. At first light on Sunday avalanche dogs searched the site again with no indications. Debris very contaminated with broken trees. Additional resources brought in to probe area. Subject found 1.5m deep with RECCO and then a probe line. Subject was wearing a transceiver that was turned on but it was not functioning properly, reason yet unknown. Subject was entangled in trees when recovered.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2013-03-23 13:30', 'size': '3', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'M', 'aspect': 'e', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 500, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",March 10 surface hoar-crust combination reported in fracture line profile,"[{'title': ""Approx loc'n of involvements-red; fatalities-blue"", 'source': 'BCCS', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/d6b04e51-6ecb-474a-ac2b-8a3de67a024d/Hell%20Roaring%20Creek%202.JPG', 'date': ['2013-03-23']}, {'title': 'Avalanche site: Slide was triggered from far left ', 'source': 'BCCS', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/02f870dc-a234-42c0-82e3-dc1f366683ad/Hell%20Roaring%20Creek%201.JPG', 'date': ['2013-03-23']}]"
-97,d4aa013d-7277-4f43-8f07-90ce6dd01d21,2013-02-22,"Revelstoke, Mt. Mackenzie, Backside of ""Birthday C",,"[50.96900177001953, 118.08200073242188]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,2120.0,BC,3.0,0.0,1,"Group was ascending, widely spaced out over the terrain. Alpine-like feature near treeline elevation. ",Out-of-bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2013-02-22 13:00', 'size': 'U', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 'ne', 'elevation': 2120, 'slab_width': 60, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'Rising', 'wind_speed': 'M', 'wind_dir': 'sw', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'S2'}","Snowing 2 cm / hour, ","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Storm snow was reported to be upside down at ski area boundary at time of accident.,[]
-98,52d7b4d3-0d20-4574-841d-0b28180ef051,2013-02-18,"Invermere, East of Jumbo Mountain",,"[0.0, 0.0]",,,BC,3.0,1.0,1,"On February 18, Columbia Valley RCMP Detachment was advised of a fatal avalanche accident that occurred east of Jumbo Mountain.  A group of skiers were heli skiing with a guide. The area where three males were caught in an avalanche described as 150 meters wide, that ran down the mountain for approximately 300 meters.
-Three adult males were caught up in the avalanche.  A heli guide assisted by other skiers in the group using beacons, recovered one male buried who received non-life threatening injuries.  A second male was partially buried was rescued. The third male, a 34 year old male from Germany, was found buried and unresponsive. This male was immediately flown to Invermere Hospital where attempts to revive him failed.  
- 
-The males, all friends from Germany, were on their sixth run of the day when this occurred.  Weather conditions at the time were reported to be good.   All skiers are trained to properly use a beacon before heading out on the ski adventure. Assistance by the guide resulted in the quick recovery of the one person that was buried and survived.  The cause of death for the deceased is unknown at this time.  
-",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2013-02-18 13:00', 'size': 'U', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'U', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 150, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-99,1f1fc12b-f0b1-413f-85fa-4e7ac30d7f2b,2012-10-23,"Stewart, Sulphurets Creek","Minerals Camp near Sulphurets Creek, 50 km north of Stewart","[0.0, 0.0]",,,BC,2.0,0.0,1,"On October 23, 2012, at approximately 3:50 pm, Stewart RCMP received a report that a male had been killed in avalanche while working as a surveyor at a Minerals Camp near Sulphurets Creek, an isolated location 50 kms North of Stewart, BC.
-
-Police were advised that 2 employees were taking GPS coordinates on a steep slope when both surveyors were swept away by an avalanche. One male was able to get free of the avalanche and was not injured. Avalanche Technicians and search crews from a neighboring mine assisted in the search and located the 50 year old deceased male who had been carried by the avalanche and swept off a 300 meter cliff.
-
-RCMP confirm that foul play is not suspected and therefore the investigation has been turned over to the BC Coroners Services.",At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '2012-10-23 15:00', 'size': 'U', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'U', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'RCMP Report', 'source': 'RCMP', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/d7f68f78-50ed-4a39-b56a-aa5f56c69f18/121024_RCMP_Report.pdf', 'date': ['2012-10-24']}]"
-100,55f2b0ec-73db-4f61-9a33-13ad3f5c6efb,2012-03-21,Bonnington Range,"Bonnington Mountain Range near Blewett, B.C.","[0.0, 0.0]",,,BC,4.0,2.0,2,,Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2012-03-21 10:00', 'size': 'U', 'type': 'U', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'U', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'RCMP Release', 'source': 'RCMP', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6c9e2b49-420b-445a-a24e-e041762bba08/120321%20Bonnington%20Range%20Fatality.pdf', 'date': ['2012-03-24']}]"
-101,31dc21c4-a08e-4781-9b1a-eb66f0b827ca,2012-03-11,"Head of McKay creek, Ghost Peak, Revelstoke","15 km SE of Revelstoke, BC in an alpine valley between Ghost Peak and Mt. Cartier","[50.92580032348633, 118.03510284423828]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,2038.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"Two skiers entered top of wind-loaded lee slope one at a time.  First skier stopped above a small band of cliffs populated by trees.  Second skier skied upper slope and continued through the cliffs / trees onto lower slope.  Heard first skier yell ""avalanche"" then skied off to the side out of the avalanche path.  When slide stopped, first skier alerted other members of the party with a whistle and began beacon search.  Other party members entered debris down-slope from first skier and located and uncovered buried member quickly. Immediately used Sat phone to call for assistance from SAR.  Began CPR.  After 30 min discontinued CPR.  Revelstoke SAR arrived but was unable to remove deceased because of weather.  Mixed rain / snow and rotor icing forced SAR group to retreat.  SAR unable to return until the morning of the 13th due to high winds, blowing snow, and horrid flying conditions.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2012-03-11 15:30', 'size': 'U', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 's', 'elevation': 2038, 'slab_width': 200, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'Falling', 'wind_speed': 'S', 'wind_dir': 'sw', 'sky': 'X', 'precip': 'S5'}","Accident occured during the first phase of an incoming cold front, giving a combination of rain and snow and extremely high winds.","{'hs': None, 'hn24': 10.0, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Party stated they had previously done a pit on an adjacent slope and found surface hoar @ approx 125 cm from the surface.,[]
-102,6868a39c-bdc2-4966-a31b-bd0edd15d425,2012-03-09,"Sparwood, Corbin Creek Area",Nearest town abandoned town of Corbin. Southeast of Sparwood. 30kms. southeast of 18 km. mark on Corbin Road,"[49.27000045776367, 114.43000030517578]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,2000.0,BC,1.0,3.0,1,Snowmobiler triggered avalanche above two sleds that were stuck in snow. Triggering snowmobiler caught in slide and was found submerged by snow and wrapped around tree. Transceiver utilized in finding buried victim within ten minutes but could not be resuscitated due to injuries sustained in collision with tree.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2012-03-09 13:30', 'size': '3', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'M', 'aspect': 'U', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 200, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': 0, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'Rising', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'CLR', 'precip': 'NIL'}",Warming trend,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 0.0, 'hst': 0, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-103,af91c1ba-24ec-47a8-ba03-884ecb934d32,2012-03-06,"Coast Mountains, Grizzly Lake",,"[50.12779998779297, 123.25469970703125]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,1700.0,BC,1.0,,1,Veteran snowmobilers highmarking on 300m high moraine feature.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2012-03-06 15:10', 'size': '3', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'M', 'aspect': 'e', 'elevation': 1700, 'slab_width': 525, 'slab_thickness': 120}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",Weather station 7km north of accident site recorded 54cm new snow and moderate SE winds in 48 hours prior to avalanche.,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'image', 'source': 'Wayne Flann', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/291085a5-ebab-470c-a6f0-48d854d29f14/Grizzly2.jpg', 'date': ['2012-03-12']}]"
-104,ef00e231-9218-450c-a58c-5b360c1642b4,2012-02-03,Meadow Mountain nr Meadow Creek,North of Kaslo,"[50.26002883911133, -117.06919860839844]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,2430.0,BC,1.0,,1,3rd skier into run made wide turn. Avalanche propagated 150 m and ran down to bottom of path. Guides started search and located skier with transceiver partly buried near bottom of path. 8 mins. CPR sarted and after closer examination stopped due to head trauma.,Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2012-02-03 11:17', 'size': '3', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 'ne', 'elevation': 2430, 'slab_width': 150, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'C', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'CLR', 'precip': 'NIL'}","@ 1015: weather obs at 2550m: clear skies, nil precip, surface condition SH size 3, temp -2.0
-@ 1320: weather obs at 1720m: clear skies, nil precip, surface condition SH size 5 ","{'hs': None, 'hn24': 0.0, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","20 cm ski pen, firm pencil snow to ground. HS 150-200 cm",[]
-105,2b262e7d-c1bf-4655-932c-e16dccdf78f5,2012-01-06,"Molars, Dogtooth Range, Purcells","Molar Ridge, backcountry ski area near Kicking Horse Mountain Resort, Dogtooth Range, Purcells","[51.18000030517578, 117.05999755859375]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,2350.0,BC,0.0,1.0,1,"Three members of a party of six had skied the skier's left-hand side of the avalanche path and regrouped in the trees near the bottom of the avalanche path. The fourth skier entered the slope on the skier's right side and immediately triggered the avalanche. The fourth skier was caught in the avalanche, getting pushed under the snow multiple times but survived, ending up on the surface with lost gear. One of the skiers who had regrouped in the trees was unable to move out of the way of the avalanche and got pushed approximately 60m through timber. This victim was on the surface, found by transceiver. The party initiated CPR on this victim, who did not survive the incident. The other two members of the party at the top made their way down the bed surface to help with the rescue.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2012-01-06 15:30', 'size': '3', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 'se', 'elevation': 2350, 'slab_width': 90, 'slab_thickness': 85}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'S', 'wind_dir': 'sw', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}","On 4 Jan 2012, intense winds up to 125km/hr from the SW overnight. Strong SW winds continued through 5 Jan.","{'hs': None, 'hn24': 25.0, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Snow depth between 160-200cm+. The Instability buried on 11-Dec-2011 (surface hoar or sun crust with facets) was down at least 60cm and still reactive and touchy in specific areas. Basal depth hoar was stubborn in alpine areas mostly on northerly aspects.,"[{'title': 'Molar Ridge Avalanche', 'source': 'Scott Belton', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/31b86cbf-e5cc-44ba-85bb-f96a9c525293/Molar%20Ridge%206%20Jan%202012_Scott%20Belton.JPG', 'date': ['2012-01-08']}]"
-106,3cc843c7-e78f-4d58-98bd-69f4f0aee696,2011-12-30,"Revelstoke , Holyk Creek",32 km SE of Revelstoke,"[0.0, 0.0]",,,BC,4.0,,1,RCMP press release categorizes size as 2.5,Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2012-03-07 11:50', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 1850, 'slab_width': 75, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-107,6c18520b-883e-41d1-afea-4ae00722a883,2011-12-29,Duffy Lake Road Area,,"[0.0, 0.0]",,,BC,,,1,"This report was submitted to the CAC by the British Columbia Coroners Service in the interest of public safety. The CAC makes no claim as to its authenticity or accuracy. Use and interpret at your own risk.
-
-North aspect. Approximately 40 degrees. Suspect Dec 17 facet or surface hoar layer failure.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2011-12-29 15:00', 'size': '2', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 'U', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': 70}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-108,79873cf4-f1eb-4f8e-ae12-2a139bf11c82,2011-11-13,North Rockies Upper Torpy River,,"[54.029449462890625, 121.2125015258789]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,1750.0,BC,1.0,,1,,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2011-11-13 14:00', 'size': '2', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'M', 'aspect': 'nw', 'elevation': 1750, 'slab_width': 120, 'slab_thickness': 75}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}","No weather observations from the date/time of accident. Past 48 hours: 50-75cm new snow, moderate SE winds, temperatures -2 to 5 degrees C.","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': 75, 'hst_reset': ''}",One finger wind slab over softer layer.  ,"[{'title': 'accident site overview', 'source': 'Sean Fraser/BCCS', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/92a76750-b0bf-4812-ba84-32be44d9385f/Torpy%20Ma%20Xh.JPG', 'date': ['2011-11-13']}]"
-109,91aca4d1-3b7a-4d4a-9606-8d78c144e58c,2011-02-26,"Tom George Mtn, Smithers BC",54 27 24.95 - 127 40 08.32,"[54.4569091796875, -127.6698989868164]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,1624.0,BC,3.0,1.0,2,"Group of four skiing a gully feature.  Windslab avalanche 50-100 cm thick and 40 m wide.
-
-New information has confirmed increased size of this avalanche from initial report: 3.0",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2011-02-26 18:27', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 's', 'elevation': 1624, 'slab_width': 40, 'slab_thickness': 75}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'Rising', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'w', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}","Windy conditions, warming temperatures
-Limited visibility,
-","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Had been snowing recently. Large fetch area above.,"[{'title': 'Update- Smithers Fatal Avalanche - Recovery Comple', 'source': 'RCMP', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/bcd14eeb-8779-4642-a18e-037dfe5fe57a/', 'date': ['2011-02-28']}, {'title': 'Tom George Mtn. photos', 'source': 'BC Coroners Service', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/207374e9-0817-44cf-b8f1-0a2bc4b66d13/', 'date': ['2011-02-28']}]"
-110,fe0f0bfe-9713-4a51-b971-4fbdb5bf70a1,2011-02-19,Hope Creek Snowmobile Area,"Goodfellow Ck. (E Branch), NW of Mt. Gerald, N of Golden","[117.25189971923828, 51.73917007446289]",,2600.0,BC,4.0,1.0,3,"A snowmobiler triggered the slab from near top (climber's right) of face.  Slab width was about  250m from flank to flank.  Depth was 80cm average to 250cm max.  Go here: http://www.avalanche.ca/cac/library/avalanche-image-galleries/Avalanches2010-2011 to see a photo of the avalanche titled Hope Creek Avalanche. February 19, 2011. Click on the camera icon at the bottom of the photo to see a full-size image.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2011-02-19', 'size': '4.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': 2600, 'slab_width': 250, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'CLR', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 0.0, 'hst': 0, 'hst_reset': ''}","Weak base with stubborn midpack on certain aspects, touchy on others. Variable snowpack depth across the slope.","[{'title': 'Mom Praises Rescue Crew', 'source': 'Calgary Herald', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/1eb1227a-34ea-486b-b2ad-0cb32643f8af/', 'date': ['2011-03-23']}, {'title': 'Hope Creek avlanche site', 'source': 'Phil Hein', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/ddb254dd-b14d-49ef-b96e-2a5dd4b557b6/', 'date': ['2011-02-23']}, {'title': 'Goodfellow Creek images', 'source': 'Mike Rubenstein', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/849b0002-7ac1-4cb4-8168-cffb53994089/', 'date': ['2011-02-28']}, {'title': 'Letters: Must More Snowmobilers Die…', 'source': 'The Province', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/1d533422-11a4-4c6c-bb3b-eee218d7d191/', 'date': ['2011-02-23']}]"
-111,d0c3280d-3157-4402-9db5-10929a36aa82,2011-02-05,Smithers; Microwave Tower snowmobiling area,"Close to Smithers, popular snowmobiling location
-Google earth co-ords: 544224.81N/127.2648.36W","[-127.26480102539062, 54.42250061035156]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,1740.0,BC,1.0,,1,"Information in this report has been updated with new information on March 11, 2011",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2011-02-05 12:30', 'size': '2', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'M', 'aspect': 'ne', 'elevation': 1740, 'slab_width': 120, 'slab_thickness': 300}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'CLR', 'precip': 'NIL'}","Sky described as clear with haze.
-No wind transport of snow. Winds calm-light.
-Poor weather ","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Avalanche site', 'source': 'Scott Garvin, MOT', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f2ff99b7-7e61-484e-ac62-2657ab607df6/P2050146.JPG', 'date': ['2011-02-05']}, {'title': 'Avalanche crown', 'source': 'Scott Garvin, MOT', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/5671e63e-7cb2-4575-bd4f-fc0e5eaa36fb/P2050149.JPG', 'date': ['2011-02-05']}]"
-112,2383db0c-cb86-40b3-ae99-14ad7b7e4124,2011-01-23,N Rockies Albright Ridge, Wolverine River Area south west of Tumbler Ridge Albright Ridge. Riding area out of Tumbler Ridge called Pyramid mtn area.,"[0.0, 0.0]",,,BC,1.0,1.0,1," Group was playing on slope all day. near end of day one rider on machine went up hill and got stuck near a small outcroping of rock. As he was getting machine out slide realsed and ran towards trees 500m down the slope. 
- 
-See RCMP Press Release at: http://bit.ly/eoTTrF",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2011-01-23 15:20', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 1530, 'slab_width': 800, 'slab_thickness': 120}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'M', 'wind_dir': 'S', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': 180, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'RCMP Press Release', 'source': 'RCMP', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/5fbf7a44-5630-40a4-adf2-cf97edc0e67b/RCMP%20Press%20Release.pdf', 'date': ['2011-01-24']}]"
-113,d6476d6a-0a4b-4183-8c75-5b34c2029036,2011-01-16,Mt Tanal: Kokanee Glacier Provincial Park,On the E aspect of Mt. Tanal. The lower elevations is known as Happy Valley. The accident site is approximately 45 - 60 minute walk from the Kokanee Glacier Lodge,"[49.78104019165039, 117.19760131835938]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,2192.0,BC,1.0,1.0,1,"Two groups skiing in same drainage; a group of 10 and a group of 5. Group of 5 decided to climb higher onto ridge. Group of 10, decided not to go any higher.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2011-01-16 12:00 to 2011-01-16 12:30', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'S', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2192, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': 80}]","{'temp_present': -2, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'Steady', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 'nw', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'S-1'}","Temperatures were fluctuating but hovering near 0.0 over the last few days at this elevations throughout the Kootenay Boundary bulletin region. Some areas reported freezing rain to 2200m (Jan 14).
-
-Weather observations at Kokanee Cabin 16 January 2011 0720:
-Sky – overcast
-Precipitation – S -1
-Temperature – minus 2.3  C  (no max/min)
-Temperature down 10 cm. – minus 3.2 C
-HS – 240 cm.
-Foot Pen – 46 cm
-Surface condition – new, stellars, 1.5 mm
-Wind High – MSW
-Wind Base – L
-Blowing Snow (RT) – M
-Barometric trend – steady","{'hs': 240, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Foot Penetration: 46cm,"[{'title': 'Upper part of fracture line is where skier entered', 'source': 'John Tweedy', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/7404ee73-ea2c-4fbb-b585-9fb23bec6c70/DSC_7780.JPG', 'date': ['2011-01-16']}, {'title': 'Location of avalanche', 'source': 'Google Earth', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/ef6e85f1-f655-44dc-aac2-a6e1ca0a413b/Kokanee%20Jan%2016.jpg', 'date': ['2011-01-18']}, {'title': 'Fracture line and burial location', 'source': 'John Tweedy', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b1d737c5-c964-45a4-812a-c80fde83c134/DSC_7788.JPG', 'date': ['2011-01-16']}]"
-114,ae6a01f1-1b35-4b5a-8172-8a36e5862d99,2011-01-15,"Burstall Pass, Kananaskis Country",,"[0.0, 0.0]",,2350.0,AB,2.0,,2,Preliminary information. We will update this with further information as it becomes available.,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2011-01-15 14:00', 'size': '3', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'e', 'elevation': 2350, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'The darker side - Lived!', 'source': 'http://rmbooks.com/outdoors_forum/showthread.php?264-The-darker-side-Lived', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/1f8174cc-b954-413c-9071-015464549193/', 'date': ['2011-01-18']}, {'title': 'Picassa web album of Burstall Pass', 'source': 'dan stafinski', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/74138246-255e-44d6-bd28-09abdd03ed1e/', 'date': ['2011-01-20']}, {'title': 'Burstall Pass Avalanche', 'source': 'Mike Koppang', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b5235cff-da84-4c5b-a867-c6aff478ab8d/', 'date': ['2011-01-16']}]"
-115,0855bf48-2989-413e-899a-939b36cf6759,2010-12-28,"Coquihalla Summit, Illal Mountain SE shoulder","In the ""10K bowl"" sleeding area east of the Coquihalla Summit in the North Cascades Mountains.","[121.03690338134766, 49.5394401550293]",LatLon,1820.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"Party of two was travelling ahead of the rest of the group.  1st Snowmobiler triggered the slide as he was cresting the ridge top/bowl (he was unaware he triggered an avalanche).  
-
-The rest of the party came upon the debris, saw 1 or both of the second snowmobiler's sled's skis sticking out of the debris.
-
-A search was commenced, the subject was found by probe 2-3m uphill of his snowmobile.   It took 20 minutes to recover the subject.
-
-It appears an airbag was deployed.  Details about how/when are not known for certain as the avalanche was unwitnessed.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2010-12-28 12:30', 'size': '3', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 1820, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'Falling', 'wind_speed': 'M', 'wind_dir': 'sw', 'sky': 'BKN', 'precip': 'S-1'}",Tail end of 36 hours of moderate winds with gusts to 80km. 30-50cm storm snow fell in previous 48hrs.  Winds Moderate to Strong previous 36hr.,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 15.0, 'hst': 40, 'hst_reset': ''}",Well settled mid to lower pack.  SSL forming on lee features. Generally stable mid to lower pack.  Easy to Moderate results within storm snow.,"[{'title': 'Maple Ridge man dies in snowmobiling avalanche nea', 'source': 'RCMP Hope', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/e49c506d-cbce-418e-b453-0e8eba1fa9f8/', 'date': ['2010-12-28']}, {'title': 'Snowmobilers return to deadly B.C. avalanche site ', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/29eb1d52-cb6b-45e0-ac54-66be49c0a5ee/', 'date': ['2010-12-29']}]"
-116,9da28fc8-a77f-43d8-b6d1-581d651250da,2010-04-11,"Observation Mountain, Slims River Valley, Kluane R","Observation Mountain, Slims River Valley, Kluane Ranges of the St Elias Mountains","[-138.71868896484375, 60.839683532714844]",LatLon,,YT,1.0,,1,"Location: Alpine at approx. 1571m.
-Character: NE; 35 degrees; Lee Slope(s); Gully(s).
-party moved off ridge line onto lee slope to cross. Shallow facetted snowpack above. Rocky outcrops below . Crown 15 metres above them.
-Location: Alpine at approx. 1571m.
-Character: NE; 35 degrees; Lee Slope(s); Gully(s).
-party moved off ridge line onto lee slope to cross. Shallow facetted snowpack above. Rocky outcrops below . Crown 15 metres above them.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2010-04-11', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 1571, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}","-15 degrees morning of accident. +5, calm, clear at time of accident.","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","North end of Kluane Park is a cold, windy climate. Cold, very facetted snowpack with windslab on top. Party ascended through recent (within last 48hrs) avalanche debris. Whumphing noted by rescue party.",[]
-117,9c2fa935-6354-48c2-b7f6-04708bbb8452,2010-04-05,NW of Invermere,Silver Basin NW of Invermere,"[-116.73211669921875, 50.71395492553711]",,2267.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,Slide triggered by a victim who was highmarking on slope above. Debris stopped about 3m short of a person at the bottom of the slope. ,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2010-04-05 18:30', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2200, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': 125}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",30cm new snow reported in area previous day. 40-60cm of storm snow in last few days with wind at upper elevations.,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Fracture line 50 - 200 cm thick. Start zone incline 40-50 degrees.,[]
-118,55c7836f-6c50-4de2-82b0-25f04e7fedef,2010-03-31,"Y Coulior, Mount Currie","Y Coulior, Mount Currie","[0.0, 0.0]",,,BC,1.0,0.0,1,Four people hired a helicopter to drop them on Mount Currie. The group was at approximately 6000 feet asl when slide from above went by. Deceased was swept about 1500 feet down the face over three rocky sections.,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2010-03-31 14:00', 'size': '3.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Nc', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",60cm new snow and light to moderate winds reported in last 48 hours. The new snow had settled to 30-40cm. Temperature at time of accident reported to be -3.,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-119,2ae0b4a2-a5c5-44ef-9b49-1f167eccfbf4,2010-03-20,Azure River Drainage,Azure River Drainage,"[119.50350189208984, 52.36349868774414]",LatLon,2300.0,BC,3.0,0.0,2,"Location: Alpine at approx. 2300m.
-Character: N; 30 degrees; Open Slope. 
-Comment:  -Same slope skied two days prior. -Two phase avalanche. -Three buried: one recovered (airbag), two deceased.",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2010-03-20 15:00', 'size': '3.5', 'type': 'S', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 2300, 'slab_width': 400, 'slab_thickness': 80}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",Temperature: -5oC,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-120,5077f4cd-6779-49eb-8848-08c6d6bacde8,2010-03-19,Eagle Pass Mtn,4.2 km NE of Eagle Pass Mtn Summit,"[-118.49087524414062, 51.08543014526367]",,1900.0,BC,1.0,1.0,1,"Two large groups of snowmobilers were riding together. There were 19 people in total. Decedent was starting to climb the hill when the slide initiated. There were two other snowmobilers on the slope at that time.
-
-Large debris piles - up to 10-15 metres deep. slide ran into a very large bench feature.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2010-03-19', 'size': '3.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 500, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Avalanche Incident Report', 'source': 'BC Coroners Service', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/8a7d0678-bf1a-4af1-8e1b-0b7472c2eb26/', 'date': ['2010-03-19']}]"
-121,91c88430-d094-4faa-898c-573e51396488,2010-03-13,Boulder Mountain,Turbo Hill,"[None, None]",,2170.0,BC,,32.0,2,,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2010-03-13 15:00', 'size': '3.0', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2170, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-122,e4ae72b4-1753-4e1a-85a7-f7c746a2ae60,2010-02-17,Raft Mountain,"Backside Raft Mountain near Clearwater, BC. Bowl known as ""Fro Bowl""","[-119.80355834960938, 51.744972229003906]",LatLon,,BC,2.0,1.0,1,"Three recreational skier sledded 15 km up Spahats Creek Road 80 and ascended ""Fro Bowl"" (a local name). During the ascent at about 10:30 am the slide was triggered by the skiers from a height of about 2000 m. All three had a ride of about 200 m. Two partial burials, one completely buried. All recovered within 40 minutes. Avalanche was a large size 3. One skier had injuries that he did not survive. Group of three did self rescue without help until they made it to the road.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2010-02-17 10:00 to 2010-02-17 11:00', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': 1981, 'slab_width': 450, 'slab_thickness': 75}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-123,6bd1dc95-36fa-489a-877a-00f7eabe6019,2010-02-14,Bewes Creek,"SE of trailhead for Bewes Creek which drains into the Perry River, Malakwa","[-118.5250015258789, 51.08449935913086]",LatLon,1920.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"A snowmobiler ascending a steep short slope got stuck and a second snowmobiler climbed up below the first and got off his sled to help the first but felt the slope break. Both were caught in the avalanche. The second was buried and died at, or close to, the toe of the deposit.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2010-02-14 15:00 to 2010-02-14 16:00', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 1920, 'slab_width': 30, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-124,81ba9ecf-f8c3-4a67-8e59-88698faefcde,2010-01-18,Queest Mountain,,"[None, None]",,,BC,,,1,,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2010-01-18', 'size': 'U', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-125,44243efd-2df1-4bdb-8e74-040dfc54f044,2010-01-04,Mt Mackie,near Rossland BC,"[117.49160766601562, 49.14466857910156]",LatLon,,BC,1.0,0.0,1,,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2010-01-04 15:00', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': 1950, 'slab_width': 35, 'slab_thickness': 70}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",Nearby MoTI weather station at similar elevation reported temperatures of -1 ro -6 degree C.,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",20 cm of new snow and moderate winds 48 hrs prior to accident,"[{'title': 'Trail and Greater District - Alberta man perishes ', 'source': 'RCMP', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/84b34d0d-d716-4737-91f1-7b9bb01c58ff/', 'date': ['2010-01-04']}, {'title': 'Avalanche victim recovery effort from Mt Mackie', 'source': 'RCMP', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/90019e2c-7333-47c5-8f54-f62bb153cbdb/', 'date': ['2010-01-05']}]"
-126,5aab499b-ccb2-4767-9147-0dc6bb89cf8f,2009-04-14,Mont Medaille,Secteur lacs Ste-Marthe et de la Savane dans l’arrière-pays de La Martre (environ 12km au SO de La Martre),"[66.2342758178711, 49.098873138427734]",LatLon,710.0,QC,1.0,0.0,1,Skier entered slope by jumping a 1m rock band. The slope was triggered in an open area 10m below. The victim was carried into dense trees.,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2009-04-14', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 710, 'slab_width': 50, 'slab_thickness': 90}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': 2, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'M', 'wind_dir': 'N', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",Clearing skies after storm. Temps up to 2°C at mountain top.,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': 90, 'hst_reset': '2009-04-12'}","35cm to 90cm HN48 in the Chic-Chocs. Snow was moist to approx.
-600m. Storm was accompanied by strong northerly winds. This lay on
-hard melt freeze crust (investigating party was in crampons on bed
-surface)",[]
-127,36762a83-e9be-43e7-9063-6f322e893f60,2009-04-10,Clemina Creek,near Valemount,"[None, None]",,2400.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"Snowmobilers were high marking for several hours one at a time. Victim took slightly different line. Slope avalanched on second pass, triggering near apex of high mark. High mark and crown roughly at same elevation. Witnesses observed vicitm on surface until they entered terrain trap. Victim carried into gully and was found in deep deposition[est. up to 4 meters]. 
-
-Companions initiated search
-immediately, located with transceiver and probe. Dug out in 30 + minutes, head was up and
-aprox 2 meters from surface. Deceased also was recovered with a deployed airbag.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2009-04-10 14:00', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 2400, 'slab_width': 150, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': 5, 'temp_min': -3, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 'SW', 'sky': '', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","minimal freeze overnight, daytime warming","[{'title': 'Valemount - Avalanche Takes A Life Near Valemount', 'source': 'RCMP Valemount', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/0b449e57-1163-40fd-af3a-03704137c331/090411_RCMP_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2009-04-11']}, {'title': 'Snowmobiler Dies In Avalanche on BC Mountain', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/9b4da71a-da3f-4572-97e4-bb0b3f64eeb6/090411_GlobeAndMailArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2009-04-11']}]"
-128,6bb3a32e-85d5-4932-beda-00e2fcee4715,2009-03-27,Valley of the Lakes,"app. 20 km SW of Parson, BC","[-117.05805969238281, 50.918331146240234]",LatLon,,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"The deceased was the first of nine sledders highmarking when the avalanche was triggered. Approximate burrial time was 15 mins. He was buried approximately 7 ft deep. CPR was administered on scene and en-route to hospital by SAR and local heli-ski guides, but was unsuccessful.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2009-03-27 13:45', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 2300, 'slab_width': 70, 'slab_thickness': 70}]","{'temp_present': -2, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'M', 'wind_dir': 'W', 'sky': '', 'precip': 'Nil'}",Light flurries 24 hours preceding incident,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-129,e54fb375-25b0-4aba-ab64-0f2b54e06ef5,2009-03-25,Hell Roaring Creek,"Forest Service Road, 20 km S","[116.27670288085938, 49.476348876953125]",LatLon,2150.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,Five snowmobilers were highmarking in a lee bowl feature at and approximately 200m above treeline. The event occurred as one rider reached broken terrain above the group. The terrain comprised spaced sub-alpine trees and 45-50 degree alpine rock bands. The four others were positioned in what was to become the bottom of the run out zone. The subject triggered the slope mid start zone and was carried approximately 150-200m to skiers left flank trees. He was located by beacon and dug out by party members after 20-30 minutes. Depth of burial was approximately 3m. CPR was administered for 30 mins but rescusitation was ineffective. The sled was partially buried and was ultimately able to be rode out.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2009-03-25 12:45', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2150, 'slab_width': 250, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'M', 'wind_dir': 'SW', 'sky': 'X', 'precip': 'S1'}",Snow squalls observed. Visibility often obscured.,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",No natural activity observed. Boot penetration around 20cm. No other snowpack data collected due to time constraints.,"[{'title': 'Kimberly BC - Hell Roaring Area Avalanche Claims Life of One Snowmobiler', 'source': 'RCMP Chris Faulkner', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a9373dc0-57d8-497e-a712-ce6fbfa03541/090325_RCMP_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2009-03-25']}, {'title': 'Kimberly - Avalanche in the Hell Roaring Area', 'source': 'RCMP Chris Faulkner', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/d6d95461-357f-418c-b976-eb2a8bbcb042/090325_RCMP_PressRelease2.pdf', 'date': ['2009-03-25']}]"
-130,69253e22-d2c0-471a-bce4-43fb59837662,2009-03-24,Renshaw Creek,near McBride,"[53.50722122192383, 123.05194091796875]",LatLon,1920.0,BC,2.0,0.0,2,"One snowmobiler triggered avalanche which overtook a second snowmobiler lower on
-the slope. Third person involved but not buried. The two who were caught were buried 4
-- 6 feet located and partially uncovered by the third member of party. No vital signs
-when uncovered.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2009-03-24', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 1920, 'slab_width': 30, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Snowmobilers Bodies Found After Avalanche', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/39fde5e9-1b5a-4e2d-9a1e-32ad2bf81afc/090327_GlobeAndMailArticle2.pdf', 'date': ['2009-03-27']}, {'title': 'Snowmobilers Caught in Avalanche Found', 'source': 'RCMP McBride', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/88db839c-fd6a-4241-83bf-aee9a8f89db9/090326_RCMPPress.pdf', 'date': ['2009-03-26']}, {'title': 'McBride- Three Snowmobilers in Avalanche', 'source': 'RCMP McBride', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/335f67b6-eccc-46e0-9035-bc3e541699eb/090325_RCMP_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2009-03-25']}, {'title': 'One Dead Two Missing as Separate Avalanches Hit Snowmobies', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/406126fa-9617-439c-a403-cf7c55445fe3/090325_GlobeAndMailArticle1.pdf', 'date': ['2009-03-25']}]"
-131,b51b1b52-2ed0-42f4-9d89-0f394e09aa1f,2009-03-21,Whitewater Creek,near Blue River,"[None, None]",,2100.0,BC,,1.0,1,"The group was snowmobiling in the Whitewater Creek area near Blue River. They were moving from bowl, gradually increasing their high marks, although it appears as though the survivors considered that they were making conservative terrain choices on account of the poor avalanche conditions. The deceased and one other headed to a mid slope bench and triggered the avalanche. The survivor managed to ride out of the avalanche. The deceased was dragged through sparse trees and was found partially buried in the snow with his breathing impaired. The deceased's ABS pack had been deployed.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2009-03-21 15:00', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2100, 'slab_width': 400, 'slab_thickness': 120}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': 3, 'temp_min': -5, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'S', 'wind_dir': 'S', 'sky': 'SCT', 'precip': ''}","40 cm snowfall and strong winds from S in past 48 hours. Signs of thaw instability observed. Mod solar radiation at time of avalanche.
-Moderate solar radiation at time of avalanche.","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': 40, 'hst_reset': '2009-03-19'}","Widespread natural avalanche cycle 24 hrs to size 4
-Huge load and wind in past week","[{'title': 'Clearwater Valemount - Avalanche Near Blue River Claims Alberta Man', 'source': 'RCMP Valemount', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/4a28fd94-6e5a-4131-a467-4f8e5c7da3dd/090323_RCMP_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2009-03-23']}, {'title': 'Man Dies in An Avlanche Near Blue River *Update*', 'source': 'RCMP Clearwater', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/bf3bcf22-a0e8-47db-b695-ec6e59b55833/080328_RCMP_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2008-03-28']}]"
-132,4c2389e7-b5b7-4f82-9b6a-6f4a8fceaa8e,2009-03-18,Mica Mountain,Spanish Lake Area,"[120.36949920654297, 52.108612060546875]",LatLon,1700.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"Two snowmobilers were snowmobiling on Mica Mountain, 130 km NE of 100 Mile House when they were struck by an avalanche. One of the two males was completely buried. The survivor attempted to locate the buried victim but was unsucessful and then left the scene to summon help.
-
-The uninjured snowmobiler had made his way out to a residence near Canim Lake where he contacted police. He then returned to the
-scene of the slide and continued his search for his friend. Other snowmobilers who were in the area joined the search and were able to
-locate the male with the use of an emergency beacon. All efforts to revive the man were unsuccessful. The snowmobilers were unable
-to remove the deceased and were forced to vacated the area due to darkness.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2009-03-18', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 1700, 'slab_width': 200, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'M', 'wind_dir': 'W', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}","Marginal visibility in flat light, moderate to strong westerly winds.","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'BC Snowmobiler Dies In Avalanche', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a41fbb65-67ec-40dd-90a1-181f5893b324/090319_GlobeAndMailArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2009-03-19']}, {'title': '100 Mile House - Mica Mountain SM Caught in Fatal Avalanche', 'source': 'RCMP 100 Mile House', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/577b34a6-8917-40ab-8f2c-5b5d0a2d1946/090319_RCMP_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2009-03-19']}]"
-133,a3995998-f1e6-4830-bd8f-0c3b6fb0b065,2009-03-07,Kicking Horse Mountain Resort,Ozone Permanent Avalanche Closure,"[117.09444427490234, 51.281944274902344]",LatLon,2470.0,BC,2.0,0.0,2,"The avalanche occurred in the Ozone Permanent Avalanche Closure area at Kicking Horse Mountain Resort. Two skiers from a group of four descended onto the slope, while the other two remained on the ridge at the top of the slope. The two that descended triggered the avalanche and were buried in the avalanche path. The two that remained at the top were not caught in the avalanche.
-
-Rescue team members from the Golden Search and Rescue Team, long side with the Kicking Horse Mountain Resort
-staff located the two buried skiers within half an hour of the call being received. Both were unresponsive when
-located and CPR was immediately administered. The two were airlifted, from the site directly to the Golden District
-Hospital where they were pronounced deceased. Rescuers reported that the first male was located approximately
-70cm below the surface of the avalanche, with the second being found approximately 60cm below the surface.
-Rescuers confirmed that at least one of the skiers was equipped with a emergency locator beacon.",Lift Skiing Closed,"[{'observation_date': '2009-03-07 14:20', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2470, 'slab_width': 125, 'slab_thickness': 40}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'M', 'wind_dir': 'SW', 'sky': '', 'precip': 'S-1'}","28 cm snowfall in past 48 hours. Light-moderate SW wind in past 48 hours. S-1, winds were moderate for a few hours from SW in am.","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': 28, 'hst_reset': '2009-03-05'}","Variable HS, mostly FC'd w/ variable CR's throughout. 03-Nov-2008 CR still intact at base.","[{'title': 'Two Skiers Killed in BC Avalanche', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6e690481-f114-4111-8879-5c49d8104be1/090307_GlobeAndMailArticle1.pdf', 'date': ['2009-03-07']}, {'title': 'Avalanche Victims Died in Off Limits Area', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f760b9e2-bcab-4ad2-926e-6a8c095d06d3/090308_GlobeAndMailArticle2.pdf', 'date': ['2009-03-08']}, {'title': '2 Men Die in Avalanche While Skiing Near Golden, BC', 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f7597242-51ac-430b-8bd4-9e3d8dbf0030/090307_CBCNews.pdf', 'date': ['2009-03-07']}, {'title': 'RCMP Press Release', 'source': 'RCMP Golden', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/32652d8e-c876-482a-b776-a37a4ae5bd73/090307_RCMPPress.pdf', 'date': ['2009-03-08']}, {'title': 'Kicking Horse Press Release', 'source': 'Kicking Horse Mtn Resort', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/5bcc3836-e02c-4baf-b09d-a970208aef55/090307_KckngHrsePrssRlse.pdf', 'date': ['2009-03-07']}, {'title': 'Avalanche of Grief', 'source': 'Edmonton Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/39af70e8-6e29-4ee7-b321-b20b6e4b69c6/090307_EdmontonSun.pdf', 'date': ['2009-03-08']}, {'title': 'Calgary Dentist, Race Car Driver, Identified as Avalanche Victims', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b8768d0a-6a03-4d8c-8a26-d6de8a738d61/090310_GlobeAndMailArticle3.pdf', 'date': ['2009-03-10']}, {'title': 'Golden RCMP Repsonse to Fatal Avalanche at KHMR', 'source': 'RCMP Golden', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6c422e46-bca1-4b4e-b428-ee491323f766/090308_RCMP_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2009-03-08']}]"
-134,f003fb65-2874-4a82-9ead-f14c73aa5722,2009-01-17,Babcock Mountain,near Tumbler Ridge,"[54.513790130615234, 121.01869201660156]",LatLon,1800.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"From CAC incident report:
-
-Group of 6 snowmobilers went up and over into the north side of Babcock Mountain.
-There is a bowl with approximately 5 chutes in that immediate area. The victim was
-high marking when he triggered the avalanche. The slide was concentrated in 2 of
-the chutes. Witnesses saw the victim tumbling but lost track of him half way down
-the slope. The victim was the only person using/wearing a beacon. It is not clear
-how long it took to locate him. The victim was not wearing an air bag.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2009-01-17 13:00', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 1800, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': 'Nil'}",No precipitation for a week prior to the incident,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 0.0, 'hst': 0, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Tumbler Ridge -Avalanche Causes Death near Tumbler Ridge', 'source': 'RCMP Tumbler Ridge', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6d4ea265-a712-488b-9340-384159c7d54d/090118_RCMP_PRessRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-18']}, {'title': 'Tumbler Ridge Update - Babcock Mountain Avalanche Fatality', 'source': 'RCMP Tumbler Ridge', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/d9fd01b2-73cb-4bf3-b7ea-551ed90480a3/090120_RCMP_PrsRlsUpdate.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-20']}, {'title': 'Tumbler Ridge Udate - Avalanche Victim Recovered', 'source': 'RCMP Tumbler Ridge', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/385ed700-45ea-4b51-890f-89cb6ebb640d/090118_RCMP_PrsRlsVictmRcvrd.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-18']}]"
-135,14d02af3-dca2-4390-832a-ebe21a5fe28a,2009-01-16,Clemina Creek,near Valemount,"[52.31864929199219, 118.57750701904297]",LatLon,2100.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"A group of seven sledders travelled to this particular location the morning of Jan 16th, 2009. They were very familiar with the area and had ridden on this slope many times.  All sledders were equipped with ABS packs, shovels, and beacons.  They travelled directly past an avalanche located on the same face, but at a slightly lower elevation and to the right, and proceeded to ride the hill for at least 20 passes.  Two of the sledders were travelling up the hill, one ahead of the other, making left hand turns.  The others were parked. 
- 
-The first sledder turned lower than the second and witnessed the release of the slide above and behind him, with the second sledder near the fracture line.  The second sledder proceeded in a downward direction driving his sled at a high speed, when he was ejected from the sled after it appeared to impact something.  The sled flew out of the path of the avalanche and continued down the mountain.  The second sledder was trapped in the avalanche and was buried under approximately 5ft of snow.  The first sledder located the buried man with a probe and beacon, and he and the other group members dug him out.  His ABS pack had not been deployed.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2009-01-16 13:00', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2300, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': 140}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'CLR', 'precip': 'Nil'}",Weather reported as clear and sunny,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Valemount Update - Avalanche Victim From Alberta', 'source': 'RCMP North District Media Liason (Craig Douglass)', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/bf5cbe76-a8ba-4e9d-8513-418602253ed2/090118_RCMP_PrsRlsUpdate.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-18']}, {'title': 'Valemount - Avalanche Takes Another Life', 'source': 'RCMP North District Media Liason (Craig Douglass)', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b68a67a1-28db-446c-ae30-ab391ccbf5e2/090116_RCMP_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-16']}, {'title': 'Snowmobiler Dies After Being Caught In Avalanche', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a760b6c2-839c-4bb6-adda-e88f6f15f9bc/090117_GlobeAndMailArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-17']}]"
-136,564ef2f7-f54f-4a4e-b958-c41b3a32a786,2009-01-14,Third Sister,"SW Bowl, Kananaskis Country near Canmore","[619746.0, 5651329.0]",UTM 11 NAD27,2440.0,AB,1.0,0.0,1,"Two mountaineers were descending the Third Sister. They had begun to glissade (bum slide) with one person in front and the second approximately 20m behind. The avalanche was triggered by the party. The person in front was carried 420m by the avalanche and was buried buried under 60cm of snow. He was caried over a series of cliffs and suffered trauma. The second person was carried 30m and was able to self rescue - he did not suffer physical injuries as  a result of the avalanche. Neither member of the party was carrying any rescue gear. When the survivor was unable to spot his companion, he walked out and reported the incident. The body was located and recovered on the following day by a CARDA dog.",Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '2009-01-14', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 2440, 'slab_width': 15, 'slab_thickness': 45}]","{'temp_present': -5, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'R', 'wind_speed': 'M', 'wind_dir': 'SW', 'sky': 'CLR', 'precip': 'Nil'}",See Detailed incident report for further weather information,"{'hs': 50, 'hn24': 0.0, 'hst': 0, 'hst_reset': ''}","CTE (6) SP down 25cm
-CTM (14) SP down 40cm
-Propagation saw test (PST) E 27/100 down 40cm on Dec 26 facets
-
-Weak faceted snowpack","[{'title': 'Hiker Killed By Avalanche Outisde Banff NP', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/e7513415-d562-4781-9161-1b83ee789cff/090115_GlobeAndMailArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-15']}, {'title': ""hiker's Body Found Buried in Snow after Canmore Area Avalanche"", 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/9618b561-4695-48bf-bf80-1f77514e1968/090114_CBCPressReport.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-15']}, {'title': 'Avalanche Claims Calgary Man', 'source': 'albertalocalnews.com/Rocky Mountain outlook', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/2db454ba-7f7c-446d-9aca-413efd6ec96f/090121_RckyMntnOutlkArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-21']}, {'title': 'Forecasters Warn of Potential For More Slides After Avalanche Kills Alberta Hiker', 'source': 'Canadian Press', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/5ea06978-a4f5-4f6b-8d15-b84b3952f4b8/090114_CanadianPress.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-16']}]"
-137,4d142fd2-013d-4803-95ce-0225901f6d76,2009-01-11,Hassler Flats,near Chetwyn (Hassler Rd km45),"[126.27584838867188, 55.345298767089844]",LatLon,1600.0,BC,3.0,,1,"From the BC Coroners report:
-A class 1 slab avalanche came down burying 5 sledders. Dug out 4, when they got the deceased, he was in full cardiac arrest. Did CPR for about 30 mins. Airbag pack was worn, had not been deployed - tested - was operational. Transponder was still working. Body left on mountain overnight, due to difficult conditions. Finally able to remove by nightfall on Jan 12-2009. Shovel, beacons, other equipment scattered during avalanche.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2009-01-11', 'size': '1.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Chetwynd Update - Avalanche Victim Name Released', 'source': 'RCMP North District Media Liason (Craig Douglass)', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6a4e4209-64e3-478c-bc85-2cff7d563b4b/090114_RCMP_PrssRlsNameRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-14']}, {'title': 'Chetwynd Update - Avalanche Victim Recovered', 'source': 'RCMP North District Media Liason (Craig Douglass)', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/52fd03b6-43ed-47df-87f0-3e64a942bf1f/090112_RCMP_PrssRlsVctimRecvrd.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-12']}, {'title': 'Two Snowmobilers Swept Away by Avalanche', 'source': 'Vancouver Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/7f4e021c-64c1-43bb-b598-4818732a3914/090111_VancouverSunArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-11']}, {'title': 'Avalanches Claim Two More Victims', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/251a1b67-0ab1-4abe-9972-962b9af19e93/090112_GlobeAndMailArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-12']}, {'title': 'Chetwynd - Snowmobiler Caught In Avalanache', 'source': 'RCMP North District Media Liason (Craig Douglass)', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/1e74ded7-2d31-4eb8-ac13-a8632e856d88/090111_RCMP_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-11']}]"
-138,8f0bca47-ee93-4e06-99d8-0785f5ccdd98,2009-01-11,Mount Mara,NE Hunters Range (near Sicamous),"[50.76350021362305, 118.84130096435547]",LatLon,2255.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,Three snowmobilers were riding in bowl shaped terrain NE of Hunters Range. The avalanche occurred at 1300hrs and buried one member of the group. He was found at 1545 hrs br searchers with probes - a probe line was established as the victim was not wearing a beacon. RCMP suspect that trigger was one of the group riding higher up in the bowl.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2009-01-11 13:00', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': 2255, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': -2, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",30cm foot penetration,"[{'title': 'Enderby - Another Possible Victim of an Avalanche', 'source': 'RCMP Vernon North/Okanagan', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b9c80622-e2c4-433a-8e5f-6f80dfa95af7/090111_RCMP_Press%20Release.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-11']}]"
-139,fa1e647a-ad42-4adb-bd38-615e3e692b1e,2009-01-08,Mount Alice,near Terrace,"[None, None]",,,BC,,,1,,Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2009-01-08', 'size': '3.0', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': 1500, 'slab_width': 150, 'slab_thickness': 130}, {'observation_date': '2009-01-08', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sy', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': 1500, 'slab_width': 150, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Update on Alice Mountain Avalanche', 'source': 'RCMP Terrace', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/8cb72757-8319-447d-ab8a-57bf8c458063/090110_RCMP_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-10']}, {'title': 'BC Avalanche Claims 11th Victim', 'source': 'Vancouver Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/917fd9f0-4532-4528-bee3-b99837fe7ab3/090111_VancouverSunArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-11']}, {'title': 'US Skier Caught in Avalanche Dies In Hospital', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/99a92228-3dd3-48c2-8cf9-f4383faca764/090110_GlobeAndMailArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-10']}]"
-140,9880d939-957a-4276-9a14-1b7d71a6fb35,2009-01-01,Whistler Mountain Ski Area,Hidden Chutes (outside early season boundary),"[None, None]",,,BC,1.0,0.0,1,Solo snowboarder snowboarding alone in Hidden Chutes area - accessed from Harmony Chair. At 13:30hrs a ski partoller saw that an avalanche had occurred. Patrollers began their avalanche protocol using probes and beacon search - the victim's beacon was picked up and he was located from this signal. He was found up against a tree and buried with his head down in 2m of snow.,Lift Skiing Closed,"[{'observation_date': '2009-01-01 13:00 to 2009-01-01 13:30', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'ESE', 'elevation': 1850, 'slab_width': 30, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': -9, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 'SE', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'S1'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Two Additional Deaths in Whistler Blackcomb', 'source': 'RCMP Whistler', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/69e27ae8-6f84-486d-9785-c0d5a8e41aa4/090101_RCMP_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-01']}, {'title': 'One Dead in Another BC Avalanche', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/e2b77f92-bdd4-4ab1-a434-e48a6539f77b/090101_GlobeAndMailArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-01']}]"
-141,c8810d78-261a-48e0-8484-060179bc6033,2008-12-31,Blackcomb Ski Area,Ruby Bowl (early season closed run),"[507046.0, 5549010.0]",UTM 10 NAD83,2040.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"Solo skier in an early season closed area on Blackcomb known as Ruby Bowl. This area is on the south side of Blackcomb Glacier.
-The individual was touring using skis with skins (he had no ski pass). He was last seen by a friend at approx. 1400 hrs, who said he was going to make one more run in Ruby Bowl before leaving. When he didn't return home, his family called RCMP. His body was found the next day by CARDA dogs. He was found on his stomach, in 1.6 to 2m of snow.",Lift Skiing Closed,"[{'observation_date': '2008-12-31 15:15 to 2008-12-31 15:45', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2040, 'slab_width': 75, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': -13, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '35-50', 'wind_dir': 'SE', 'sky': '', 'precip': 'S-1'}",Variable visibility,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Two Additional Deaths in Whistler Blackcomb', 'source': 'RCMP Whistler', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/178f7978-983f-400e-b498-807d0a7b2ee7/090101_RCMP_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-01']}, {'title': 'Avalanches Claim Two more Victims', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/e9f7a2eb-b0a0-48fb-9f82-fb12fd97d507/090101_GlobeAndMailArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-01']}]"
-142,2adddb8d-aba9-4c3d-894c-f467d9b6dcb4,2008-12-28,Harvey Pass,"area near Harvey Pass, SE of Fernie","[114.7249984741211, 49.26583480834961]",LatLon,,BC,8.0,,8,"Based on the RCMP press report - modified to include additional info from the BCCS incident report:
-
-The incident took place when some members from a group of seven snowmobilers were buried by an avalanche in the Harvey Pass area – a popular backcountry snowmobile destination located about 40 Km south of Fernie. One person was completely buried by this first avalanche; several others were partially buried.
-
-A second group of four snowmobilers heard yelling from the area and came to the aid of members from the first group who were in the process of digging out their fellow riders. The newly formed group was able to locate the fully burried victim, but as they were digging him out, a second avalanche came down and buried the entire group. All of them were wearing avalanche beacons.
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-Two of the buried riders managed to self-rescue within about 20 minutes. These two used their avalanche beacons to locate a third buried victim who they rescued after an additional 20 minutes of digging. A third avalanche reportedly occurred as the two were digging out the third buried victim and covered the site with powder but did not further bury the third victim.
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-The surviving group of three assessed the slope stability and their surroundings. They were located in a large bowl with massive cornices ready to come down. Based on their risk assessment of the possibility of another avalanche, they began walking out. Survivors reported seeing additional avalanche activity on the site as they were walking out.
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-In total, eight snowmobilers died. All 11 snowmobilers involved were males from the nearby town of Sparwood.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2008-12-28 14:10', 'size': '3.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}, {'observation_date': '2008-12-28 14:50', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Loose', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}, {'observation_date': '2008-12-28 13:50', 'size': '3.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}","Snowing heavily at time of incident.
-Morrissey RWIS station showed temperature warming from -5.8 (9am on 27-Dec) to +2.4 (9am on 28-Dec)","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': 40, 'hst_reset': ''}","40cm windloaded HST
-20cm Old storm snow
-Rain Crust","[{'title': 'Massive Slides Left Snowmobilers Little Chance', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/1594b1bb-c266-4b73-a2bc-012f88b8d88c/081230_GlobeAndMailArticle4.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-30']}, {'title': 'Avalanche Eighth Body Found', 'source': 'RCMP Tim Shields', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b3f02f9e-2f8f-4100-9416-09e94a7e6db5/081230_RCMP_PrssRls8thBody.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-30']}, {'title': 'Seven Bodies Recovered in Canada Avalanches', 'source': 'New York Times', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/9e2b07d1-7360-4cff-9284-0b4ae63c3db8/081229_NewYorkTimesArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-29']}, {'title': 'RCMP Press Release', 'source': 'RCMP Sparwood', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/8004831c-f78d-4f2b-8617-11151ebb5f3d/RCMP_Press_Release.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-29']}, {'title': 'Profies of BC Avalanche Victims', 'source': 'Vancouver Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/9709a937-9ced-4492-87ea-1af4464a558c/081230_GlobeAndMailArticle6.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-30']}, {'title': 'A crack, Slide, and Desperate Dig', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/fff90f6f-03e9-4ecc-8cc3-40ecfd91749e/081229_GlobeandmailArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-28']}, {'title': 'Fernie Avalanche Update Seven Bodies Recovered', 'source': 'RCMP Chris Faulkner', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f61aaf4d-ffbf-4fff-80c0-448fbe80a5c5/081229_RCMP_PrssRls7Bodies.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-29']}, {'title': ""Video of Survivor's Statement (Jeff Adams)"", 'source': 'CNN', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/ff1c3932-3be4-4016-8b81-472649c97c8e/Survivor_Statement_Video.mpg', 'date': ['2008-12-31']}, {'title': 'Survivor Tells Tale of Desperation after Avalanche', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/e310e7bf-60a0-48ce-b6a8-5e43a37f9dee/081231_GlobeAndMailArticle8.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-31']}, {'title': ""Here's to the Boys"", 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/723a3aee-c9ef-463f-979c-607f6f20f4af/090104_GlobeAndMailArticle10.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-04']}, {'title': 'Each And Every One of Us Know Them', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/521cf051-1157-4742-a9de-68ff854d7863/081230_GlobeandMailArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-30']}, {'title': 'No Sign of BC Snowmobilers Caught in Avalanche', 'source': 'Vancouver Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/3a3eaaa1-fe76-474f-9483-6c45b05f9113/081229_VancouverSunArticle1.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-29']}, {'title': 'Area was Ripe For A Slide, Forecaster Says', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b61c3bbc-6c24-44b4-b92f-70877bf5a0c1/081229_GlobeAndMailArticle%20(2).pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-28']}, {'title': 'Buried Men Wore Satellite Distress Transmitters', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/32b93aa6-52d8-4067-9535-79239e925100/081229_GlobeAndMailArticle1.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-29']}, {'title': 'Hundreds Remember Avalanche Victims', 'source': 'Vancouver Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/90be26a3-b3df-4162-b0c4-8e3bf8ac21d8/081230_GlobeAndMailArticle5.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-30']}, {'title': 'Search to Resume For Buried BCA Snowmobilers', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/7eb290be-dc21-4362-adf2-95877d776735/081229_GlobeAndMailArticle2.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-29']}, {'title': 'Search For Eight Missing Snowmobilers', 'source': 'Vancouver Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/eba7fbd7-e5be-490b-bc08-95d1abca8deb/081229_VancouverSunArticle2.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-29']}, {'title': 'BC Snowmobilers Were All Super Guys', 'source': 'Vancouver Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/85f72cf7-4031-49b3-b482-95d3c60a1cc4/081230_GlobeAndMailArticle4.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-30']}, {'title': 'Survivor Helps Find Body of Last Victim', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/7d86bf9b-f845-40a8-9bc2-9d525f934c97/081230_GlobeAndMailArticle6.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-30']}, {'title': 'After Loosing Friends Survivor Leads Crews to Final Victim', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a408a43d-969f-4667-817d-aa818c5803bd/081231_GlobeAndMailArticle7.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-31']}, {'title': 'Seven Bodies Recovered from Avalanche Area', 'source': 'Vancouver Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/86f1314a-8a5e-479b-8491-b3f9a6280993/081229_VancouverSunArticle3.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-29']}, {'title': 'Search Set To Resume for Last Victim', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/e2da621c-968f-4822-aa67-b9bbabb2694b/081230_GlobeAndMailArticle5.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-30']}, {'title': 'Fernie Avalanche Buries Snowmobilers', 'source': 'RCMP', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/ddde9bec-da83-4c0f-93a7-be828b147c4d/081228_RCMP_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-28']}, {'title': 'Avalanche Update and News Conference at 1200', 'source': 'RCMP Tim Shields', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/e01d0c51-ae26-4ae4-a6ec-c9fe17c8828e/081229_RCMP_PrssRlsPrssCnfrnc.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-29']}, {'title': 'A Cold New Year in the Valley of Tears', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/1a4bcbeb-c698-4029-8665-d55db0661f7c/090103_GlobeAndMailArticle9.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-03']}, {'title': 'Seven Bodies Found In Avalanche', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/efd4e9f8-5c5e-4f41-9821-d6027bb3537b/081229_GlobeAndMailArticle3.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-29']}, {'title': 'Tentacles of Grief', 'source': 'Vancouver Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/97852cc2-126e-4c2f-8bc1-e2c5a309a3df/081230_VancouverSunArticle7.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-30']}, {'title': 'Avalanche Names Released', 'source': 'RCMP Shields/Faulkner', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/4d6ff687-4292-48c7-8bd7-e5d8227495d8/081230_RCMP_PrssRlsNamesRlsd.pdf', 'date': ['2008-12-30']}, {'title': 'Here Is To The Boys', 'source': 'Vancouver Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/757a716c-71a9-4082-be52-e67569102d67/090104_VancouverSunArticle8.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-04']}]"
-143,8628910e-5453-4061-84a5-52af6bcd1769,2008-08-28,Mount Athabasca,"""the ramp"" normal route Mt Athabasca","[485530.0, 5781765.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,,0.0,2,"Summer Mountaineering accident on Mount Athabasca.
-
-There were two victims killed in this avalanche. They were found buried in a crevasse. The reported avalanche was size 2.5 running 200m.",Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '2008-08-28', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 3000, 'slab_width': 200, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-144,c8d887fc-b78e-4469-b9f2-fc0cd3072690,2008-03-27,Headwater of North Blue River,approx. 11 miles NW of Blue River; close to a MW ski run called Harley Heaven,"[330119.0, 5789047.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,1.0,0.0,1,,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2008-03-27', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 1800, 'slab_width': 250, 'slab_thickness': 95}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Avalanche Involvement Report', 'source': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/62ac976f-5eaa-4906-961a-71d0d8296260/080327_CAC_AviIncRep.pdf', 'date': ['2008-03-29']}, {'title': 'Clearwater - Man dies in an avalanche near Blue Ri', 'source': 'RCMP', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/ab247a18-a587-4206-ad41-f976a878b3b7/080328_RCMP_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2008-03-28']}]"
-145,43d7694c-9f3c-4061-9fd2-27972882a174,2008-03-21,Thetford Mines,"Bell Mine tails, Thetford Mines QC","[322000.0, 5105327.0]",UTM 19 NAD83,,QC,,,1,,Other Recreational,"[{'observation_date': '2008-03-21', 'size': 'Unknown', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 15, 'slab_thickness': 15}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-146,973e437b-fe56-4284-b9bd-52aa74d48d4c,2008-02-18,Chick-a-dee Valley,"below subpeak of Boom Mtn, Chickadee Valley, KNP","[562198.0, 5678184.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,,,1,,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2008-02-18', 'size': '3.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': 2600, 'slab_width': 300, 'slab_thickness': 200}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Columbia Valley - Backcountry Avalanche In Kootenay National Park', 'source': 'RCMP Columbia Valley Detachment', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6af22c47-cacd-495c-93b1-dab2d2c23711/080219_RCMP_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2008-02-19']}]"
-147,3083248e-1ebc-448f-acd7-ab1bbe93a6d5,2008-02-16,Keystone Basin,"50 km N of Revelstoke, Selkirks","[407104.0, 5700392.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,,BC,,,1,,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2008-02-16', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SSE', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 50, 'slab_thickness': 35}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Avalanche Claims the Life of a Calgary Man', 'source': 'RCMP Revelstoke', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6e6a3731-daba-4cb9-ab43-fed26e196081/080218_RCMP_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2008-02-18']}]"
-148,72a8206e-fd73-4326-ac91-4457c1635a4c,2008-02-01,Koko Claims,Near Elkford,"[640951.0, 5553216.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,,,1,,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2008-02-01', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 120, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'RCMP Press Release', 'source': 'RCMP Elkford', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/8b4e2e90-b7d4-467b-aaa5-19f3d57ffee1/080201_RCMP_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2008-02-03']}, {'title': 'Avalanche Claims 23 Year Old Snowmobiler', 'source': 'National Post', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b1b274e0-681f-4363-84cf-dfa9c6a303f8/080202_NationalPostArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2008-02-02']}]"
-149,cd8b1f18-e6d6-494e-b88d-09adb7a82b1b,2008-01-16,Canyon Creek,S of Golden and KHMR,"[492357.0, 5675819.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,,,1,,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2008-01-16', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': 2325, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': 120}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One Dead In BC Avalanche', 'source': 'Canada.com - Edmonton Journal', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b4e54f5d-2167-4a99-819f-c623cecb1f10/080117_EdmontonJournalArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2008-01-17']}]"
-150,94a94f67-3097-4ae8-a1e3-0802554ffc1a,2008-01-07,Mount St. Piran,Mt St Piran above Lake Louise proper,"[552470.0, 569856.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,,,1,,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2008-01-07', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2350, 'slab_width': 70, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Death Near Lake Louise Brings Avalanche Toll To 10', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/bf6bba5b-e6f8-4d92-b4f0-c653bbb010e6/080108_GlobeAndMailArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2008-01-08']}, {'title': 'CAC Press Release about 4 avalanche fatalities onb Jan. 6 and 7', 'source': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/baf7ad86-51fa-407c-9f56-fb06d5e22caa/080107_CAC_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2008-01-07']}]"
-151,b40248ea-c9e6-4f43-9a98-de356b35b60d,2008-01-06,Big White Ski Area,"Parachute Bowl, Big White ski area near Kelowna","[360644.0, 5511807.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,,Lift Skiing Open,"[{'observation_date': '2008-01-06', 'size': '3.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2260, 'slab_width': 240, 'slab_thickness': 175}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Bodies found in three avalanches', 'source': 'Vancouver Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/41d4a99b-7034-4129-95c5-064cf2ddffd1/080108_VancouverSun_BodiesFoundInthreeAvalanches.pdf', 'date': ['2008-01-08']}, {'title': 'CAC Press Release about 4 avalanche fatalities onb Jan. 6 and 7', 'source': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/8b2833dd-74bb-4edb-b5e9-33144bf215cb/080107_CAC_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2008-01-07']}, {'title': 'Deadly Avalanche Season Claims Three More', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/ebe254fb-ebb3-45a4-9fdf-4683ce862ea1/080108_GlobeAndMailArticle1.pdf', 'date': ['2008-01-08']}, {'title': 'Rescue Effort Begins After Avalanche At Resort', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/4c46bf18-e150-49cb-b3bd-e171dce679aa/080107_GlobeandMailArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2008-01-07']}]"
-152,08504e35-5c4b-4ba5-911c-72c95b6fcd21,2008-01-06,near Granby Wilderness ,80 km north of Grand Forks in Monashees,"[392167.0, 5492613.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,,,1,,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2008-01-06', 'size': 'Unknown', 'type': 'Unknown', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': 1980, 'slab_width': 150, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Bodies found in three avalanches', 'source': 'Vancouver Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/c3980679-bcb5-44a2-9d3a-019456fe2ede/080108_VancouverSun_BodiesFoundInthreeAvalanches.pdf', 'date': ['2008-01-08']}, {'title': 'CAC Press Release about 4 avalanche fatalities onb Jan. 6 and 7', 'source': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/4839f76a-949f-4269-9ffb-d136cf00ff6c/080107_CAC_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2008-01-07']}]"
-153,9488568f-caae-4135-a7e3-cd1b5a2ac6eb,2008-01-06,near Midway,Mount Arthurs; Christina Valley,"[384591.0, 5506755.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2008-01-06', 'size': 'Unknown', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Bodies Found in three avalanches', 'source': 'Vancouver Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/0e6b4560-aadb-4838-a681-3f8c3f2a5789/080108_VancouverSun_BodiesFoundInthreeAvalanches.pdf', 'date': ['2008-01-08']}, {'title': 'CAC Press Release about 4 avalanche fatalities onb Jan. 6 and 7', 'source': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6810635c-db4e-4469-86b8-4ef5a36cfa6e/080107_CAC_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2008-01-07']}]"
-154,0746592a-d78f-4d63-bdb2-2d5397a5525f,2008-01-01,Whistler Mountain Ski Area,"Permanent Closure - Hanging Roll, above West Bowl","[502513.0, 5545463.0]",UTM 10 NAD83,,BC,,,1,,Lift Skiing Closed,"[{'observation_date': '2008-01-01', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 2040, 'slab_width': 25, 'slab_thickness': 25}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'RCMP Identify Victim of Fatal Avalanche at Whistler', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/c37927ea-0245-4e30-ba6a-1700a22c0115/080103_GlobeAndMailArticle2.pdf', 'date': ['2008-01-03']}, {'title': 'Death at BC Resort Prompt Immediate Changes at Whistler', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f5c8d139-8ef4-436d-898a-5a8958a91f57/090102_GlobeAndMailArticle5.pdf', 'date': ['2009-01-02']}, {'title': 'Man Killed Another Hurt in Whistler Avalanche', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/56139cce-28f1-4fb5-94c7-5aef637f2826/080102_GlobeAndMailArticle4.pdf', 'date': ['2008-01-02']}, {'title': 'One Dead Another Injured in BC Avalanche', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/e94eb0d5-1676-459b-be28-bc29aeaf02ce/080102_GlobeAndMailArticle1.pdf', 'date': ['2008-01-02']}, {'title': 'Avalanche Fatalities Trigger Chrous of Concern', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f22aa8c6-bcc4-4dae-815c-f0acf67d402a/080104_GlobeAndMailArticle3.pdf', 'date': ['2008-01-04']}]"
-155,34616b5f-f54f-40e0-ab64-c779b1a64f8c,2007-12-24,Spanish Mountain,"near Eagle Creek; area called the Chute, Wells Gray/108 Mile House area","[680435.0, 5775970.0]",UTM 10 NAD83,,BC,2.0,1.0,2,"Two snowmobiles on a slope. One became stuck and the second person went to help dig them out. An avalanche released above them. A third person was caught in the avalanche.
-
-Two deceased, one injured
-
-(from BCCS)",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2007-12-24 15:30', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': 1800, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Man Killed in Avalanche Loved Extreme Sports', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/73ed2290-aafc-479c-9e69-e5918105cc91/071229_GlobeAndMailArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2007-12-29']}]"
-156,86826fa0-7d32-476f-beea-c3a9d2de7f08,2007-12-07,Tent Ridge,"NE Tent Ridge, Spray Lakes, Kananaskis Country","[614602.0, 5633048.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,,,2,,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2007-12-07', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2450, 'slab_width': 250, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-157,28c44caa-7b7f-4bcb-888b-60be8f52a105,2007-11-12,Mount Sparrowhawk,Kananaskis Country,"[620800.0, 5642000.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,,,1,,Ice Climbing,"[{'observation_date': '2007-11-12', 'size': 'Unknown', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 2500, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-158,b4ec2584-b55c-47b8-9445-677aceff479a,2007-04-02,Delta Peak,12km NE of Bell-II,"[462863.0, 6292621.0]",UTM 9V NAD83,,BC,2.0,0.0,2,The incident occurred mid-morning 230km north of Smithers in the Delta Peak area. A group of 5 guests and their guide were caught in the slide. Three of the group were injured and airlifted to nearby medical facilities,Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2007-04-02', 'size': '3.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 1825, 'slab_width': 650, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Avalanche ner Smithers, British Columbia', 'source': 'Last Frontier Heliskiing', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a6e89f4a-742c-44dd-bb79-3d7a2cf2b75f/070402_LFH_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2007-04-02']}, {'title': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre Accident Information', 'source': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/7cc41180-cdda-4c2c-bc2e-6245bf8ea9f3/070411_CAC_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2007-04-11']}, {'title': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre Accident Information', 'source': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/4acb6322-03d4-4a97-ad19-ad00917ce955/070404_CAC_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2007-04-04']}]"
-159,ae082986-08be-4265-b27e-f0843eeb6e8c,2007-03-10,Eastern Blue Mountain,"Eastern Blue Mountain, near River of Ponds, Northern Peninsula NFLD","[489737.0, 5583963.0]",UTM 21 NAD83,,NL,2.0,,1,"A 30 year old man from River of Ponds is dead after being buried by an avalanche. The man, along with several other individuals, was snowmobiling on Eastern Blue Mountain and while stopped, an avalanche buried seven people. Six of the group managed to escape, but one man was trapped. The group was able to pull him out and administered first aid. He was taken to Rufus Guinchard Health Centre where he was pronounced dead.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2007-03-10', 'size': 'Unknown', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",Needs more information,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Blue Mountains, Northern Peninsula, March 10 2007', 'source': 'NFLD Geological Survey', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/415fff43-a7dd-439e-ae41-03795e9b4e7e/Mar10_2007.html'}]"
-160,3367fa3a-790d-4397-918f-13712b0317b0,2007-03-09,Hall Mountain,Monashees,"[423109.0, 5618822.0]",UTM 10U NAD83,1640.0,BC,2.0,,2,"A group of seven snowmobilers were traveling through a cut block on the west side of Hall Mountain when one of them triggered a size 3 slab avalanche. A twenty year old male Washington resident and a thirty-seven year old male B.C resident were completely buried and did not survive the accident, despite rescue attempts. The two surviving group members were caught in the avalanche and partially buried.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2007-03-09 15:55', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': 1640, 'slab_width': 5, 'slab_thickness': 85}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",Needs more information,"{'hs': 275, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",SH down 85 cm,"[{'title': 'RCMP Press Release plus additional notes)', 'source': 'RCMP Revelstoke', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/738c6abc-db5e-4d96-8053-8e3838cf41f9/070310_RCMP_PressReleasePlusNotes.pdf', 'date': ['2007-03-10']}, {'title': 'Avalanche Accident Information Report', 'source': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/7006bdaa-94b9-47e6-8507-b375b7565b21/070311_CAC_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2007-03-11']}]"
-161,742cb998-b6b4-4286-b883-b3e47d5a1b62,2007-01-10,Deep Canoe Creek,60km Northwest of New Hazelton in the Babine Range,"[550830.0, 6178203.0]",UTM 9 NAD83,,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"A male European skier lost his life when he was caught in a large avalanche on January 10th, 2007. No other skiers in his group were injured. The incident occurred approximately 60 km to the northwest of Hazelton, BritishColumbia.",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2007-01-10', 'size': '3.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 1700, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': 220}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",Needs more information,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Press release from Skeena Heliskiing', 'source': 'Skeena Heliskiing', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/58ce248d-a14d-4e29-9a0e-d7bbd17c2d71/070111_SkeenHeliskiing_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2007-01-11']}]"
-162,8f105c2a-87d1-41f4-9fff-0e32496c3ca2,2006-11-05,Mount Inflexible,NE Bowl,"[627300.0, 5627800.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,1.0,0.0,1,Two early season ice-climbers with no safety gear were climbing in a narrow gully when an avalanche swept the 2nd climber into a gully. Victim was found 300cm below surface by Kananaskis Country Personell. The 1st climber was protected by a rock outcrop and survived.,Ice Climbing,"[{'observation_date': '2006-11-05 13:10', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Loose', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2600, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",rainfall saturating snowpack,"[{'title': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre Accident Information', 'source': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f300b662-df1b-430b-8623-e52443e7481b/061109_CAC_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2006-11-09']}]"
-163,9439645e-5d94-4496-86e4-0ba6adea14b2,2006-04-21,Bella Coola ,"Nordschow Drainage, Alpine Glacier Bowl","[698874.0, 5792193.0]",UTM 9 NAD83,2650.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1, Professional snowboarder while filming for a movie,Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2006-04-21', 'size': '3.0', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 2650, 'slab_width': 120, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Avalanche Accident Information Report', 'source': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/56990386-c5e7-4b5e-9725-d1c2165091cf/060424_CAC_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2006-04-24']}]"
-164,7369892b-9410-4bef-81a5-8b8335205689,2006-04-20,Mount Deltaform,SE face of Mt Deltaform,"[552895.0, 5683563.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,0.0,1.0,1," 2 climbers descending from Deltaform Peak, triggered slide on west face, 1 killed, 1 serious injury, partial burial",Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '2006-04-20', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 3260, 'slab_width': 20, 'slab_thickness': 1}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Avalanche Accident Information Report', 'source': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/4f67b3a2-ff85-4833-a9d9-f420634c0d06/060426_CAC_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2006-04-26']}]"
-165,8fe743ab-3058-4136-9c19-67c61a0fa28d,2006-03-05,Mt Fernie,Fairy Creek Drainage,"[635632.0, 5488262.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,,BC,1.0,0.0,1,2 sledders highmarking. Avalanche was triggered in weak area of snow between two rock outcrops.  1 Fatality.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2006-03-05', 'size': '2.0', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2000, 'slab_width': 50, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Avalanche Accident Information Report', 'source': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/c7ce0411-4e2e-447e-8688-b27745c7e3f9/060306_CAC_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2006-03-06']}]"
-166,60a21fae-5dfe-43d7-b964-9a3c3fa0f9f5,2006-03-03,Mount McBride,"Valkyr Range near Nakusp, BC","[432041.0, 5520528.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,,BC,2.0,1.0,2,"Three skiers involved - 2 fatalities. Self-guided, sz 2.5. 4cm layer facets sandwiched between two hard layers CTE (10) SC",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2006-03-03', 'size': '2.5', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 2400, 'slab_width': 150, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre Accident Information', 'source': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f8303733-a6d5-47e1-b792-30369d7a6cc7/060304_CAC_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2006-03-04']}, {'title': 'Avalanche claims experienced backcountry skiers', 'source': 'The Province', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/dd3bce0a-b974-4e02-9585-3992aff3f4cb/060305_TheProvince_AvalancheClaimsExperiencedBackcountrySkiers.pdf', 'date': ['2006-03-05']}, {'title': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre Accident Information', 'source': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a8e3361d-102c-4aff-ad09-a3acd89e243d/060315_CAC_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2006-03-15']}]"
-167,09bb2714-f9b6-4986-8ee6-fa4e7987ca77,2006-02-12,Commonwealth Valley,"Kananaskis Country, Commonwealth valley, Mt Smuts/Fist","[614375.0, 5629829.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,0.0,0.0,1,Two skers invlolved - 1 fatality. Suspect depth hoar overlying crust. Sz 3.5 avalanche,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2006-02-12', 'size': '3.5', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2500, 'slab_width': 400, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre Accident Information', 'source': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/156d5e78-b6f5-46c2-9578-8c570da30c13/060216_CAC_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2006-02-16']}]"
-168,332d1dfa-207a-455c-8639-8948a6351acd,2006-01-14,Lizard Range,near Fernie BC,"[630208.0, 5485775.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,1.0,0.0,1, Avalanche employee working for a commercial operation was checking a weather station when buried by an avalanche. Na sz 3.5 exceeded normal run out path.,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '2006-01-14', 'size': '3.5', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2285, 'slab_width': 300, 'slab_thickness': 250}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Island Lake Press Release', 'source': 'Island Lake Resort Group', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b84aba49-4dfc-4ed1-8d38-28c0dba2aaf0/060114_IslandLake_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2006-01-14']}, {'title': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre Accident Information', 'source': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/8abfd8d2-4616-47c4-9225-331b6dd8b8e6/060116_CAC_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2006-01-16']}]"
-169,04db1c0c-e8f1-47b1-a0ae-eef1411ed8bb,2006-01-07,Kicking Horse Mountain Resort,"Terminator ridge closed area, KHMR","[494946.0, 5681037.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"Lone skier in permanent avalanche closure, found by ski patrol next day.",Lift Skiing Closed,"[{'observation_date': '2006-01-07', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2275, 'slab_width': 25, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Bad Weather Hamerps Race to Find Missing Man on Mountain', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/08457951-75bc-4d80-ac07-6973dac90c54/060110_GlobeAndMailArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2006-01-10']}]"
-170,7a57b085-0441-477b-bb1d-5fafe8fcf0f0,2005-07-29,Mount Robson,Robson N Face,"[355665.0, 5887154.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,,,2,Climber on Robson - Size 2.5 moist slab avalanche on the North Face,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '2005-07-29', 'size': 'Unknown', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-171,e9e94f2d-9773-40d0-8ec5-7efc962cf0fa,2005-05-31,Mount Logan,East Ridge,"[521708.0, 6717732.0]",UTM 7 NAD83,2900.0,YT,,0.0,1,,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '2005-05-31', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': 2900, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-172,99860783-6a29-4503-99fc-e6111e405fcd,2005-04-05,Thunder River,,"[342876.0, 5788654.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,1850.0,BC,1.0,,1,Sixth skier skiing through guides Sc triggered sz 1.5 pocket that propagated to adjacent bowl above causing sz 3.0 SL. One skier caught. Full burial recoverd with guides and resort physician on site in 12 mins. Flown to Kamploops hospital.,Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2005-04-05 12:45', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 1850, 'slab_width': 300, 'slab_thickness': 90}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",slope previously skied by several groups,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/209cd36b-9ed9-4c5f-bbff-8fa21b77b806/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': 'Avalanche Accident Information Report', 'source': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b8fc22b4-7669-44c5-9b55-9b016f3480f9/050409_CAC_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2005-04-09']}]"
-173,b0aa15f0-c13a-4be4-963f-5beef793046c,2005-04-01,East Tsuius Peak,"Monashees, 34 km SW of Revelstoke, Monashee Powder post-season","[399868.0, 5619505.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,"No one saw the slide.  Party realized someone was missing and followed tracks into debris. No formal investigation was carried out at time of this report. All facts second hand and or estimated from emails, photos, local knowledge of the area (submitted by CAA staff). Third hand information, very little details available.  All measurements estimated.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2005-04-01 15:00', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 2130, 'slab_width': 200, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Avalanche Accident Information Report', 'source': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/ca9dbd10-e507-432f-a362-567df6e54550/050402_CAC_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2005-04-02']}]"
-174,b0aaba23-3f0b-4f62-9982-482b3f4f2b40,2005-03-30,Jersey Creek,Kootenay Pass Area,"[507392.0, 5448758.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,Highmarking on slope. First sled became stuck then second sled got stuck close to first. Both victims off machines when slope failure occurred 100m above them. Sleds and riders all got swept through large timber near edge of path.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2005-03-30 14:30', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 1850, 'slab_width': 125, 'slab_thickness': 80}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}","Initial report in INFOEX_20050330: ""Kootenay Pass has received 80+ cm over last 6 days + strong winds last night.""","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Avalanche accident information report', 'source': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/bfad6440-c3c8-4995-8d5a-3332df7c67b9/050401_CAC_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2005-04-01']}, {'title': 'Avalanche accident information report (draft)', 'source': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/75bad612-f4d4-4318-a977-85aa31cc0036/050331_CAC_PressReleasePrelim.pdf', 'date': ['2005-03-31']}]"
-175,c60cd0f6-2d3d-4346-9bd8-26afd0b14133,2005-01-18,Mt Llewelyn,West Twin Creek,"[431266.0, 5649012.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,,1.0,1,"A size 2 avalanche occurred on a southwest facing slope below treeline at 2080m in the West Twin creek drainage (grid reference: 347491) of the Selkirks, 18 km east of Revelstoke, BC. Three skiers involved, two partly buried one fully buried",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2005-01-18 11:25', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 2080, 'slab_width': 200, 'slab_thickness': 40}]","{'temp_present': 0, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'R', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 'SW', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'S-1'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",HN24 from Glacier National Park - report included in Selkirk Tangiers accident report.,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/477bc0d3-8e6f-4dc8-9f78-7570f5fae77c/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre Accident Information', 'source': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/1a70ce59-c35b-4cf6-8e93-982685e01183/050118_CAC_WebPosting.pdf', 'date': ['2005-01-18']}]"
-176,a2757f11-7b45-4613-a564-3468bd1f6d9a,2005-01-13,Trout Lake,"Fissure Creek, tributary to Ferguson Creek","[463741.0, 5617197.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,A group of 8-10 people were accessing terrain via snowmobile and then backcountry snowboarding. The avalanche occurred on a northeast facing slope at 2305m.,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2005-01-13', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2305, 'slab_width': 27, 'slab_thickness': 40}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/c82d981c-c9c9-44b3-a5ce-f97f733c6a01/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
-177,14156399-32e2-4a32-a77e-285aa11c7d12,2004-12-12,Allan Creek,"near Valemount, 25km south","[350161.0, 5830993.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,2080.0,BC,1.0,,1,A group of snowmobilers were high-marking on this slope. Thevictim's machine was stuck and he was shovelling it out when the avalanche caught him.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2004-12-12', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2080, 'slab_width': 50, 'slab_thickness': 70}]","{'temp_present': -2, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'Unknown', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'RCMP Press Release', 'source': 'RCMP Valemount', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/14a85076-faea-43e0-bcbc-3a6c52811717/041213_RCMP_PressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['2004-12-13']}]"
-178,1e75f895-0ed9-4d40-9e34-c4b0ee986ff4,2004-04-09,Vice President,North ridge and fall down East Face,"[531700.0, 5705900.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,3100.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"From Yoho. Avalanche Fatal. Vice President, E face. Fatal fall 550m. Cornice collapse triggered sz 3.0. Cornice failure on NE ridge; fall and avalanche on E face.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2004-04-09 15:30', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 3100, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': 80}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 'W', 'sky': 'SCT', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Relevant Public Avalanche Bulletins', 'source': 'Banff-Yoho-Kootenay NP', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b0bd2b28-5297-4464-9745-0077db4ccc92/', 'date': ['2004-04-09']}, {'title': 'Avalanche victim was from Montana', 'source': 'Calgary Herald', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/04a7c589-2294-4f83-bc21-041c972181d6/', 'date': ['2004-04-11']}, {'title': 'Daily weather observations for Yoho Park (April)', 'source': 'Environment Canada - Climate Data Online', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/af4e8168-5a40-4079-861c-12f3259f24e6/', 'date': ['2009-08-31']}, {'title': 'Montanan dies in avalanche in Canada', 'source': 'Associated Press', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/cdf4c6df-234e-42c7-b026-547f1dda7618/'}, {'title': 'Avalanche claims U.S. skier', 'source': 'Rocky Mountain Outlook', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/fe8b2b48-be35-4a00-8247-95dd5f42e798/040415_RMOutlook.pdf', 'date': ['2004-04-15']}, {'title': 'American skier dies in avalanche on Yoho backcount', 'source': 'Unknown', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/00aaef8e-dc32-484b-a13c-b0e1c9158adc/'}, {'title': 'Hourly weather observations for Yoho Park (April 9', 'source': 'Environment Canada - Climate Data Online', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/c3bf66e7-d930-41ea-80c1-fe4e485cc486/', 'date': ['2009-08-31']}]"
-179,c876cdb9-d8c5-4706-a6ff-f4e466e89769,2004-04-04,South of Pond Inlet,Coal Mine area on the banks of the Salmon River approximately 20 km south of Pond Inlet; Baffin Island,"[-77.98300170898438, 72.69999694824219]",LatLon,,NU,1.0,0.0,1,"Fatal avalanche 040405, Pond Inlet community in the arctic near Baffin  Island. An 11-year-old boy was missing from the Coal Mine area on the banks of the Salmon River approximately 20 km south of Pond Inlet. Search and Rescue and RCMP were called at approximately 1700 hrs.
-Approximately two hours later, his body was located in the deposit of an avalanche, but attempts to revive the boy were unsuccessful and he never regained consciousness. Details of the avalanche itself are unknown at this point. 

-

-*************

-6:00 P.M.  - CJCD Radio

-Monday, April 5, 2004

-An 11-year-old boy has been killed in an avalanche about 20 kilometres
 south of Pond Inlet.  Members from the Pond Inlet Search and Rescue and
 RCMP detachment received a complaint of the avalanche, which happened
 near an area known as Coal Mine near the Salmon River.
-***",Other Recreational,"[{'observation_date': '2004-04-05', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",see hourly records from Environment Canada for estimated weather details; unfortunately no wind information,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Avalanche near Pond Inlet kills boy', 'source': 'Nunatsiaq.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/d8b95af8-b064-4dd4-a9aa-0deb36c2fd6d/', 'date': ['2004-04-09']}, {'title': 'News release', 'source': 'RCMP', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/27acd3d4-eee1-40ba-acdd-70b65d15a189/'}, {'title': 'Pond Inlet Mourns Avalanche Victim', 'source': 'CBC News North', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/2c1bc408-1696-4ecd-a6a2-8426730b70bc/040405_CBCArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2004-04-05']}, {'title': 'Hourly Weather Observations for Pond Inlet', 'source': 'Environment Canada - Climate Data Online', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/281b554f-6994-41cd-b78e-89ef1c2b5a61/', 'date': ['2009-08-22']}, {'title': 'Daily Weather Observations for Pond Inlet (April)', 'source': 'Environment Canada - Climate Data Online', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/9fa57979-abd3-428c-99ca-b5852b633db1/', 'date': ['2009-08-22']}, {'title': 'Daily Weather Observations for Pond Inlet (March)', 'source': 'Environment Canada - Climate Data Online', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/0698bce2-9a67-4389-ac86-bccb7ba16565/', 'date': ['2009-08-22']}]"
-180,f24ca8df-8d11-4fd9-9a3e-1dccdf3f9f54,2004-03-20,Mt Symons,60 km SW of Revelstoke,"[423006.0, 5591693.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,3.0,,1,,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2004-03-19', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2100, 'slab_width': 30, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One Dead in Empress Lake Avalanche', 'source': 'Revelstoke Times Review', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/9f323138-7402-4095-8d39-a3d4bc5d38a8/040319_PressClip.pdf', 'date': ['2004-03-24']}]"
-181,714ec32d-23ca-4768-ba60-af7c7aa294ce,2004-02-12,Mount Wilson,Midnight Rambler ice climb,"[512040.0, 5764722.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,,AB,3.0,,3,"Mt. Wilson ""Midnight Rambler"", Banff N.P. Waterfall Climbers swept off route to bottom from probably mid-height and probably mid afternoon on 040212. All three fully buried. Search initiated at night, one victem located at 1 am, the next at 9 am and the third at 10am",Ice Climbing,"[{'observation_date': '2004-02-13', 'size': '3.0', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6f1d1b93-28cb-445d-a74d-6b6ac4f365a6/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
-182,8ca6d7cc-300e-474c-b49e-79da2ad9c013,2004-02-02,Norns Creek,Norns Mountain Range; 26 km NW of Castlegar,"[440306.0, 5483834.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,"Fatal snowmobiling involvement 040202, party of 7 near Castelgar, BC. Group of 7, stopped for a break at the  base of a slide path. 
-Conflicting reports of either natural release or  release triggered by single rider on slope above occurring at 14:00 hrs. 
-
-Entire party involved and all were equipped with rescue gear but had packs off and sleds shut off, so probes and shovels lost. All still had beacons. One full burial, one critical burial with arm showing,  all others partially buried or caught only. The critically buried individual was dug out by companions using their hands and sled windshields. The fully buried individual was  located with beacon but not uncovered due to deep burial. 
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-Party  sledded out, reported location of burial to RCMP and headed back to USA. Rescue crew in during AM 040203, victim located by beacon signal and quickly dug out at 12:00 hrs. Extensive cracking visible on slopes above  release point. Victim recovered from flat runout area at toe, burial depth 210cm. This site is 4km from Valhalla Range Russel Bowl search site.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2004-02-02', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 90, 'slab_thickness': 90}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-183,872dce3c-8dc9-4147-a96f-fa0e16a3421a,2004-02-01,Cayoosh Mountain,Ridgeline on the way to the Million Dollar Couloir,"[534500.0, 5584000.0]",UTM 10U NAD83,,BC,0.0,0.0,1,"***From a Professional Member: Fatal involvement 040201 in pm hrs, Cayoosh Mtn near Duffy Lake. Ski touring party of 3 traversing 40 deg. slope between two rock bands. Victim triggered sz 1.5 SL, 2300m NE asp, approx 60cm thick, 40m wide, 40m long, suspected to be HST on CR.
-
-Victim swept over 125m cliff and died of trauma before companions could reach him. Falling deposit started a subsequent sz 2.0   immediately below where victim landed, which continued down to lower valley level. A recovery team flew in 040202 and placed 3 Xh shots into hang fire slabs above cliff, each producing only sz 0.5 sluffs upon detonation. Following this, the body was recovered from below the cliff and transported to Pemberton.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2004-01-02 15:00', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Nc', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2300, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}, {'observation_date': '2004-02-01', 'size': '1.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2300, 'slab_width': 40, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Tuesday: B.C. news roundup', 'source': 'Canadian Press', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/d5c54d02-2c5e-4cc9-8789-003165273833/', 'date': ['2004-02-03']}, {'title': 'Whistlerite perishes in avalanche', 'source': 'Whistlerquestion.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/1c800af2-2fde-408a-aed0-09353ee5de85/'}, {'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/76e39a02-4e4f-45a4-a682-a94bf9bcf1c4/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
-184,39fa0da2-09e6-4b15-a8b0-d231e6e8ee15,2004-01-30,Russell Creek,Valkyries south of Valhalla Park (outside of park),"[437622.0, 5489788.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,2375.0,BC,2.0,,1,"***From a Professional member. Avalanche from high above strikes group at pick-up
- Involvement 040130. Valkyries south of Valhalla Park (outside of park). Sz 3.5, SZ 2375m, SL 80cm, 400-600m  wide, 2000m long, bed surface U. Fracture ran near ridge under steep cliffs in rocky ALP terrain. Entire party of fifteen involved. Three full burials, one still missing. 
-Missing person is client.",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2004-01-30', 'size': '3.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2375, 'slab_width': 500, 'slab_thickness': 80}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-185,a6f596ac-0115-47be-913d-86bb74dac15d,2004-01-25,Cape Mercy,4-5 hrs S from Pangnirtung (approx. 175km); outside of Auyuittuq National Park; Baffin Isaln; on lake shore,"[63.577781677246094, 64.9577865600586]",LatLon,,NU,0.0,2.0,1,"***From a professional member: Further details on the Baffin Island incident: January 25, three fisherman on lake 4 or 5 hours south of  Pangnirtung (outside of National Park) camped on lakeshore beneath slope.  Avalanche released and all three were partly buried with one fatally injured. Avalanche size estimated as 2.5.  The two survivors relocated their camp laterally along the shore and were subsequently  hit by a second avalanche some time later possibly a few hours.  The deceased was completely buried and the other two partially buried again.  They called for help on VHF radio. A ground team coming from Pangnirtung was also involved in an avalanche on route to site.  It appears that there were no consequences from this incident.  Helicopter from Iqaluit was able to access site the following day. The survivors were evacuated back to Iqaluit.   RCMP doghandler was able to search the area briefly.  A snowmobile and tent were located but not the victim.  Ground teams from Pangnirtung are currently on   scene searching but no dog.  It is light from about 7:30 am to 3:30 pm.
-***Late news on this incident: The avalanche fatality has been recovered this afternoon by the search team.",Hunting/Fishing,"[{'observation_date': '2004-01-25 14:00', 'size': 'Unknown', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}, {'observation_date': '2004-01-25 00:00', 'size': '2.5', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Daily Weather Observations Cape Mercy Jan. 2004', 'source': 'Environment Canada - Climate Data Online', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/e1a8c1f9-09b9-4166-8599-0370bb8b7e93/', 'date': ['2009-08-22']}, {'title': 'Hourly Weather Observations Cape Mercy Jan. 2004', 'source': 'Environment Canada - Climate Data Online', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/43073ce7-e59a-40d0-894c-043ebea176f0/', 'date': ['2009-08-22']}, {'title': 'Avalanche Death Touches Pangnirtung', 'source': 'CBC News North', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/ddd94b59-daaa-4598-9901-23040bb680fc/040125_CBCArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2004-01-27']}, {'title': 'Hourly Weather Observations Pangnirtung Jan. 2004', 'source': 'Environment Canada - Climate Data Online', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/801fc2f7-bac1-4d06-9a6f-2f4b412c332c/', 'date': ['2009-08-22']}, {'title': '1 dead after Baffin Island avalanche', 'source': 'CBC News North', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/69750d9f-cb50-4b62-8878-8583db8e7d12/', 'date': ['2004-01-26']}, {'title': 'Daily Weather Observations Pangnirtung Jan. 2004', 'source': 'Environment Canada - Climate Data Online', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/47b08f18-81c3-48cd-b440-8da82fb342a6/', 'date': ['2009-08-22']}, {'title': 'Three rescued after avalanche kills companion - Su', 'source': 'Nunatsiaq.com (Jane Goerge)', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/885571c9-fbe6-4a97-a4e5-d8514949e1b5/', 'date': ['2004-01-30']}]"
-186,69d4e5c7-c94f-4c2d-ba60-f07fbc8dd931,2004-01-08,Headwaters of Albert Creek,,"[449502.0, 5655813.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,,BC,0.0,0.0,1,"Group of guided ski tourers from Colorado: 8 males, 2 females in group, plus 2 staff(gender unknown) and a guide. A second guide also in area was almost at the lodge with the second half of the group at the time of the accident.
-Third run of the day.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2004-01-08 12:45', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 2200, 'slab_width': 80, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-187,d30d75e4-3342-4a53-a5f7-f7a428b77a9e,2003-04-18,Mount Ptolemy,"Near Sparwood, BC","[671960.0, 5492386.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2003-04-18 12:00', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/e775b65a-5f07-4821-ae8e-57b50e3ab6a5/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
-188,17cd7e43-4dbb-47ee-a7b2-f5c1ef70b7b1,2003-04-06,Holt Creek,"near Golden, BC","[487157.0, 5686960.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,,BC,,,1,"A rider got stuck when riding a steep hill. After getting help from a second rider, who left the slope, the first rider started down and triggered a slide. Two others helped in the search.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2003-04-06 16:00', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 2400, 'slab_width': 350, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Ran to G,[]
-189,4c78948f-906f-4004-b0ca-97656b379e7e,2003-03-31,Scallop Mountain,Nanitsch Lake about 50km NW of Takla Lake in the Omineca Mountains,"[661036.0, 6209015.0]",UTM 9 NAD27,,BC,1.0,,1,"The survivor saw the man and the snowmobile on the surface. The party called for help on sat phone and the man was picked up by heli from Lovell Cove Logging camp on Takla Lake.
-
-
-No avalanche gear carried by party of riders.
-
-At least 1 female in party.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2003-03-31 18:30', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 1820, 'slab_width': 350, 'slab_thickness': 75}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","The avalanche formed by the HST since 030329, which was accompanied by strong Sly winds. It was not possible to take a FL profile because the site had to be bombed",[]
-190,b489aff2-498f-443f-b530-926a0a1eae2d,2003-03-27,Mount Brewer,"Brewer Ck., west of Invermere","[555118.0, 5580340.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,1.0,,1,"Snowmobile guide accessing a high alpine ridge when at mid elevation of the cirque-like feature the avalanche was triggered. Mr 200m above victim that carried victim approx 100m into terrain feature where average deposit was 30-35 ft deep. Of the 10 remaining sledders, only one was at the bottom of the path, and able to retreat to to higher ground.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2003-03-27 15:00', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 850, 'slab_thickness': 90}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","Snowpack in the area is generally shallow and weak in nature. Profiles showed that surface hoar was present on bed surface in the more sheltered location but not on the southerly aspect where the melt freeze crust were more pronounced. HS varied near crown from 238cm to 93 cm. Cosistent at all locations was that the lower half (of the pack) was of weak faceted grains. We did a snow profile at a location about 150m SW of burial site in safe at anytime site to see what information backcountry travellers could have gotten before entering slope. (pit #4 in Rods report). Although different in ways, it showed similar weakness in the snowpack. Stability tests did vary some (but)  they both showed two relatively easy shears.
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-Other evidence in the area showed several natural or snowmobile triggered recent avalanches in the head of this valley.. Lots of High marking evident on all aspects and all elevations in drainage.",[]
-191,142af1b2-47d4-451e-ae37-7c63ebf75bfb,2003-03-26,Fairy Creek Drainage,near Fernie,"[634398.0, 5491163.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,2350.0,BC,3.0,,3,Group of 5 snow machines parked on a knoll at the base of a highmarking slope. The slope was triggered by a highmarker and the subsequent avalanche overtook the riders on the knoll below.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2003-03-26 14:00', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2230, 'slab_width': 500, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","300m vertical to G in places. FC layer of 0211 CR, with soime areas stepping down to the CR and extensive areaz stepping to G. Deposits exceeded 5m","[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/68f1622e-c36d-4419-ab4f-e518efb3e709/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
-192,33a027be-ba9a-40bf-a9a7-592fdf551d4e,2003-03-26,Mount Terry Fox,,"[348945.0, 5867497.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,,Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2003-03-26 12:50', 'size': '3.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 2500, 'slab_width': 375, 'slab_thickness': 225}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Secondary propagation. Debirs 100m long. Down to ice.,[]
-193,59d2dbc9-eba6-4300-bde6-ddc865f94836,2003-03-20,Ram Range,"Hummingbird drainage, Ram river canyon area (same location as 980328 fatality)","[551521.0, 5771178.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,1.0,,1," Sledder highmarking on a large NE facing bowl at 13:40 when he triggered a Sz 3 slide. Second sledder parked in the track and managed to ride up and out of harms way. He saw his partner tumbling with machine as the avalanche was triggered. When snow came to a stop victim's sled was partly buried mid track with a ski and part of the cowling sticking out. Partner shovelled with his hands near the buried snow machine but gave up after a few minutes. He drove out to the trailhead and then drove 35-40 km before being able to call out on his cell phone. Rescue involved dog , which found victim the following day.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2003-03-20 13:30', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2575, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': 30}]","{'temp_present': -5, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'M', 'wind_dir': 'SW', 'sky': 'BKN', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",FC/DH and 0211 CR,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/cf1472ad-d721-4467-bb56-9d112b45f8d2/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
-194,fa5d374f-2d35-4cb1-b410-24f543ae1c59,2003-03-17,Kokanee Glacier PP,"Grizzly Bowl, Sunshine Apron","[488339.0, 5512145.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,2.0,,2,"Group of 6 ascending Sunshine Apron.   Avalanche triggered from slope above which overtook three skiers. Lead skier managed to start skiing, was eventually overtaken but grabbed a tree and was partly buried. Second 2 skiers were pointing uphill at time of slide and buried. Remaining 3 skiers and partly buried skier dug everyone out but the fully buried skiers were not conscious.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2003-03-17 12:05', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 2490, 'slab_width': 250, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","The slab overlying the weak layer is: approx 80 cm of 4F+  1 mm rounds sits on 50cm  of 1F 0.5- 1.0 mm rounds. The WL is 4F 3-6 mm SH, likely 030215. This sits on about 11cm of mixed forms. Tests at fracture line are ambiguous: CTM (6) , CTM (4) both at 212cm down on SH. Does this mean 6 and 4 taps in the moderate range or 6 and 4 taps total?","[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f13c18fb-d0bb-43aa-af05-3e8005e2e9e0/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': ' Two articles: Avalanche inquiry expected, says coroner ; Fernie Avalanche claims three lives', 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/41e68814-b8ee-4e92-8913-9a236cf4c264/040527_BCCorornersRep.pdf', 'date': ['2003-03-19']}]"
-195,ad206c35-889c-4be6-8a84-1ce2e5bd3702,2003-03-14,Lake Agnes,"Big Beehive at Lake Agnes near Lake Louise, Banff Park","[551893.0, 5695891.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,1.0,,1,"Extensive Avalanche control was needed to make the area safe for rescuers and resulted in several sz 2 and 3 avalanches. Fracturing the ice in Lake Agnes. Parks Canada rescuers and Carda dogs located the site, but it took extensive probing to pinpoint the victim.
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-Solo snowshoer crossed lake and climbed 35-37 degree slope. Reported missing and search started next day.",Snowshoeing & Hiking,"[{'observation_date': '2003-03-14 12:00', 'size': '2.0', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 2250, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Sev Controlled avalanches ran to G,"[{'title': 'Snowshoer dies in avalanche near Lake Louise', 'source': 'Calgary Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b600c10f-e604-4fc1-881c-1a2aaf8a5b64/030316_CalHearldWeb.pdf', 'date': ['2003-03-16']}, {'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/95d2d96a-5b04-4b68-8836-a2a0674c875c/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
-196,4201166c-bc64-4d76-ad78-44f5238ae86d,2003-03-12,Lady Macdonald,near Canmore,"[617924.0, 5664563.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,1.0,,1,"Disappeared March 12,2003. Body discovered in debris late April",Snowshoeing & Hiking,"[{'observation_date': '2003-03-12', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/796a1215-164c-404e-8da6-050c99cbbb5e/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
-197,16e35e67-7dca-4cfa-93d3-e8823c702298,2003-02-01,Connaught Creek,Valley bottom below Mount Cheops,"[460698.0, 5678069.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,,BC,12.0,,7,School group skiing up Connaught Creek were hit by a large natural avalanche. Numerous burials and fatalities.,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2003-02-01 11:45', 'size': '3.5', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 2400, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': 200}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'School trip tragedy', 'source': 'CBC Archives', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/1a75e0ee-9201-4b6b-a6b8-01e2fac788c2/', 'date': ['2003-02-24']}, {'title': 'A Thin White Line by Ted Kerasote', 'source': 'Outside Magazine', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/2a62157a-2fac-4b44-9e7f-49cd2cdeb726/', 'date': ['2003-04-01']}, {'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/58eb81c8-51a1-400b-a526-e1ad42c73efc/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
-198,9b556c41-6a1c-4fef-9aa0-ab21fc977fc4,2003-01-20,Tumbledown Mountain,,"[429400.0, 5682300.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,13.0,,7,"21 people were ascending La Traviata Couloir when an avalanche occurred. 2 subsequent avalanches were triggered sympathetically, the second of which overtook a group lower on the route. 13 people were buried and 7 died.Visibility was poor soon after the slide happened.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2003-01-20 10:45', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sy', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 2510, 'slab_width': 65, 'slab_thickness': 150}, {'observation_date': '2003-01-20 10:45', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sr', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': 2450, 'slab_width': 50, 'slab_thickness': 50}, {'observation_date': '2003-01-20 10:45', 'size': '1.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sy', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Wind slab over Nov. Crust. Thin at top of col where wind effect was greatest. Snowpack on La Traviata generally much thicker and bridged weakness.,"[{'title': 'Fatal avalanche on BC glacier was a tragic accident, police say', 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/c98bfe90-50da-49a1-8f20-63805bad3110/030122_CNewsWeb.pdf', 'date': ['2003-01-22']}, {'title': 'A Thin White Line  by Ted Kerasote', 'source': 'Outside Magazine', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/5bc01c19-b7b5-4d93-874d-814067cdd92c/', 'date': ['2003-04-01']}, {'title': 'Tragedy on a Mountain', 'source': 'National Post', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a85530d4-3a5a-4eab-92bf-95f81afec137/041211_NationalPostArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2004-12-11']}, {'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/80b14f53-31ec-49b8-a64b-fef217a084a4/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
-199,9d5699a6-6343-463b-9f0a-1594ef0164d3,2003-01-05,Squaw Headwall,outside Red Mountain Ski Area,"[436301.0, 5440025.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,"Accident occurred on 030105 just outside Red mountain ski area boundry. Party of three filming cliff jump. Filmer set below to take images of snowboraders. Cliff jumper jumped off cliff releasing avalanche onto filmer. No beacon, 1 fatality.
-Second jumper released and avalanche en route to scene of first slide, caught, but managed to ski out.",Out-of-Bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2003-01-03 11:50', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 1990, 'slab_width': 25, 'slab_thickness': 55}, {'observation_date': '2003-01-05 11:52', 'size': '1.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 1996, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","Some areas around trees approxiemtly 1m deep
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-15 cm 4F snow sits on about 40 cm P rounds size 0.5mm. This slab sits on a 5 mm thick WL  of mixed forms size 1.5 atop a K hard crust. CTM on the Cr with some SH reported.","[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6d7aa63d-5f0f-4cc2-8363-90d7f417a5af/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
-200,befa5eb5-ccc1-4b6a-b20c-41fa70618053,2002-12-28,Allan Creek,near Valemount,"[351155.0, 5821961.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,,BC,2.0,,1,"Group of 3 met up with a group of 4 to high mark at Oasis Bowl. 2 riders were on the slope, one coming down after a highmark, this was the triggerer, and a second, the fatal victim, was on the way up and met the slide head on. It was not explicitly stated whether the triggerer was buried.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2002-12-28 13:00', 'size': '3.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 2130, 'slab_width': 500, 'slab_thickness': 70}]","{'temp_present': -10, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'C', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Aval from unskiable rocky terrain. Propagated 500m. Sev My to sz 2,[]
-201,330c4af6-8533-4bb2-9bfb-081212a5c07b,2002-04-14,outside Fortress Mtn Ski Area,Front Side Hourglass,"[-115.20166778564453, 50.82777786254883]",LatLon,,AB,1.0,1.0,2,"2 parties on slope: one of 5, the other of 3. The party of 5 was the first in area and had constructed a ""kicker"" near mid-path and were jumping and videotaping. The 2nd party had just traversed onto slope above 1st party when Na slide struck (suspected cornice fall) and overtook groups. One individual along edge of slide was caught only, six partly buried and one completely buried. Ski Patrol on scene immediately.
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-At least 1 female in group.",Out-of-Bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2002-04-14 11:20', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Nc', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2700, 'slab_width': 60, 'slab_thickness': 40}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Avalanche kills Calgarians', 'source': 'Calgary Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a7fa1711-d1ac-4eb0-a4b5-8b97cc5c223d/020415_CalgarySun.pdf', 'date': ['2002-04-15']}, {'title': 'Two Snowboarders killed in Alberta Avalanche', 'source': 'globeandmail.com', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/affba5b8-c787-416c-8f1c-fdc3b67c728b/020415_GlobeAndMailArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2002-04-15']}, {'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/ac287ba5-e22d-4cb6-ba87-ff333b4a4317/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
-202,9b092b09-741c-4351-9b54-8e8f7b24454f,2002-03-18,Mt Hughes,"Repeater Ridge, outside Kicking Horse Mountain Resort","[488171.0, 5690095.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"Well equipped party of 4. 1 burial, severe facial injuries, unable to revive.",Out-of-Bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2002-03-18 14:00', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 2300, 'slab_width': 125, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/e9580816-259d-4964-8249-f749739e62f2/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
-203,e0d29869-724c-45e9-baf3-81b6789cc0b8,2002-02-10,Mt La Forme,"Mt. La Forme near Revelstoke, BC","[428782.0, 5674152.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,,BC,3.0,,2,"2 fatalities, 3  complete burials, 1 partial burial
-Trigger likely second group of skiers together in a group of 11.",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2002-02-10 14:00', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2300, 'slab_width': 50, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/8df41769-2ca6-49d7-a3a7-d027075bab7c/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
-204,fd29e9d6-de5a-41f5-bdc5-8f809cfa8411,2002-02-10,Whistler Creek,North of  Marmot Ski Hill,"[423158.0, 5850151.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,2134.0,AB,1.0,0.0,1,,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2002-02-10 14:00', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': 2200, 'slab_width': 200, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",did a RB on Ne aspect decided it was OK,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/c784eefe-c0c3-4ad1-b28c-be9ab02704fc/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
-205,5faa624d-adce-496b-a8dd-4c4b73d3ca75,2002-02-09,Eureka Mountain,Near Crooked Lake and Eureka Mtn. approximately 90km North East of Williams Lake,"[664749.0, 5795306.0]",UTM 10U NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,"Eurika Mtn E of Williams Lk.
-Party of 6 sledders highmarking on a slope. At one point 2 sledders were high on the slope and turned their machines around for the descent. The slope failed beneath them. The rider closest to the flank managed to escape but the second rider seperated from his machine. There was an obvious bench located at the bottom of the start zone and ran the full width of the path.   His last seen point was about 20m from the left flank of the slide. The powder cloud dusted observers on a knoll near the end of the runout zone and debris rolled a machine over. The highmarkers machine came to rest about 40 m in front of the knoll, directly below riders last seen location. No other clues visible.  With limited rescue equipment a search was started near the last seen point. After 2.5 hours searching, the group decided to drive out and contact PEP and RCMP. The following day an RCMP dog located the buried sledder in 5 mins, 15 m upslope of his machine, 40 - 60 cm below the surface.
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-Coroner report indicates alcohol and marijuana use at lunch time. After lunch the decision not to enter a particular bowl was reversed. No tests were done to find info that would support a change in decision.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2002-02-09 13:30', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2080, 'slab_width': 220, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Failed in thin layer of 1F facets below pencil rounds bedding on decomposed mixed forms (Nov. crust),[]
-206,32ffa14b-c80f-4161-af8d-3db034409197,2002-01-28,Mount Carlyle,Long Creek - 16 km west of Kaslo (Local name: Misty Mountain,"[489450.0, 5530150.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,,BC,3.0,0.0,3,"Misty Mountain, 2 km W of Mt. Carlyle - Group of 5 skiers climbed to about 2225m to the ridge of Misty Mtn and traversed into an avalanche path. They performed a Rutchblock test and got a 5.  They appeared to traverse to the middle of three tracks somewhere near the top of the avalanche path but not in the main starting zone. The group skied the path one at a time. The 4th skier down triggered a slide, which ran over the skiers below. The 4th skier lost both skis. The 4th and 5th skier tried to rescue the three others but they were not successful. One skier found 100m above the other 2 who were 10m apart. Over 2 hours elapsed before the first person, who had a radio, was uncovered. 2 hours later the second person was uncovered and 1 hour after that the final body was uncovered. Two others were sent from the hut to the scene but were told not to enter the site unless absolutely necessary as it was felt that the site was threatened by further avalanches. All people involved in the rescue were back by 2130.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2002-01-28 14:45', 'size': '3.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': 2440, 'slab_width': 350, 'slab_thickness': 35}]","{'temp_present': -15, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/42fbb592-6159-4919-86ed-84bf6eb3e6a5/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': 'RCMP Media Advisory: Kaslo Avalanche', 'source': 'RCMP - Sgt Randy Koch', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/d5b96264-ac24-42d6-84d9-c67f2de0cf91/020129_RCMPUpdate.pdf', 'date': ['2002-01-29']}, {'title': 'RCMP Media Advisory: Avalanche claims three lives near Kaslo', 'source': 'RCMP - Sgt Randy Koch', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/111b0c94-374e-469d-b52d-f136c66660bb/020129_RCMPMedAdvi.pdf', 'date': ['2002-01-29']}]"
-207,93d1724a-7271-45d2-86c5-b7e1d430b8fe,2002-01-25,Birkenhead Peak,"North of Birken, BC, up valley north of Pemberton. On NW slope of Birkenhead Peak","[529003.0, 5597303.0]",UTM 10U NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,"First run of the day. 4 guests, 2 guides",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2002-01-25 11:35', 'size': '2.5', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 1850, 'slab_width': 60, 'slab_thickness': 75}]","{'temp_present': -6, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'X', 'precip': 'S-1'}",,"{'hs': 320, 'hn24': 24.0, 'hst': 90, 'hst_reset': '2002-01-19'}",SH 3-5 down 87 at fracture line,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/4effb770-2a43-4f96-b7fe-99fa81561924/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
-208,f19b9e0c-b453-430f-a3c3-432f16386302,2002-01-14,Brewer Creek,"Purcells near Invermere, BC","[554887.0, 5578949.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,sledding,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2002-01-14 10:00', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2590, 'slab_width': 600, 'slab_thickness': 110}]","{'temp_present': -11, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': 'NW', 'sky': 'SCT', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","A size 1.5 natural avalanche was seen near by, similar aspect & elevation same day - on 2 November Crust.",[]
-209,54bc9f93-3e3d-4ef1-8266-af87e829d9d2,2002-01-12,Parker Ridge,"Parker Ridge, Banff","[491233.0, 5781576.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,3.0,1.0,1,"3 Park Wardens were conducting snow profiles as part of Parks Canada avalanche  program and were skiing back to their vehicles when the avalanche struck. 3 people buried, 1 shallow enough for self extrication.  2 complete. First warden managed to extricate himself and call for assistance. He dug second person out, who was unconscious and not breathing, and began AR. After 2nd person responded to AR, first person continued to search for third skier. Third skier uncovered after 25 min. CPR started. Skiers 2 and 3 were flown to hospital. 3rd skier died.",Control Work,"[{'observation_date': '2002-01-12 14:30', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2439, 'slab_width': 300, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/cef985c3-7d0b-48af-b2e0-bb9b96d32f7b/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': 'Jasper National Park Parker Ridge Avalanche Jan 13, 2002', 'source': 'Jasper NP - Dispatch', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/66aef5ba-25e5-4a17-a6b1-bd99273e77e0/020113_JasParkWarden.pdf', 'date': ['2002-01-13']}]"
-210,a1c1d97a-2143-44fa-8f3b-470dd7334bf3,2001-04-19,South of Ram Falls,"8 km South of Ram Falls, Rocky Mountain Foothills near Nordegg","[551521.0, 5771178.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,1.0,,1,Second rider on a highmarking slope triggered a slide. Rider buried under 3m of debris.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2001-04-19 17:00', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2012, 'slab_width': 500, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-211,48d794d0-062d-4040-9a81-408e4befd560,2001-04-18,Wildhorse Creek,"East Fork of Wildhorse Creek, near Ft. Steele east of Cranbrook","[609223.0, 5507422.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,Highmarking accident.2 sledders on slope that released.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2001-04-18 11:50', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 2380, 'slab_width': 150, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'BKN', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","70cm thick slab of med to high resistance over 40cm of weak DH 
-In some places the slab went to ground. Slab above WL pencil to 1F","[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/1e17101a-d376-41d7-bfa8-f46be649507f/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
-212,e5bce5c4-ccc9-48e4-9f23-a177a33caa6e,2001-03-25,Horsey Creek Glacier,"near McBride, BC","[319924.0, 5903530.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,higmarking on slope when sledder got stuck. He triggered a slide and was buried. Victim neglected to use a beacon on this day.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2001-03-25 00:45', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-213,7aedf4f3-39e1-4b39-8d99-cc8abab95818,2001-03-21,Mt Renshaw,"Renshaw area, NW of Holmes River; McBride, BC","[302816.0, 5927383.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,Buried while highmarking. Sled stuck high in slope and rider triggered slide as he got off. Improvised probes did not work.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2001-03-21 10:30', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 1870, 'slab_width': 55, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-214,f3860415-dc32-4382-86c8-623ef3894364,2001-03-17,Lookout Col,Glacier Crest Area,"[467713.0, 5676302.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,2285.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,Group ascending from Lookout col to Glacier Crest. 4 at summit. Slope failed on remaining party. 3 below fracture and 1 at flank. At least one female in group.,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2001-03-17 14:05', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2200, 'slab_width': 2, 'slab_thickness': 88}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': -2, 'temp_min': -6, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 'S', 'sky': '', 'precip': 'S2'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': 45, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/7dc7b897-3bbc-42f9-8b5c-835792813f42/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
-215,d412caca-2103-479e-a128-076b5d9dbb60,2001-03-04,Barnes Peak,"SE of Barnes Lake, near Sparwood, BC","[666585.0, 5477885.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,Sledder high marking a slope was descending path when engulfed by a slide.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2001-03-04 14:01', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2150, 'slab_width': 110, 'slab_thickness': 1}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'CLR', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-216,1ccebea3-a98f-4239-9b09-a20f15538681,2001-02-24,McLean Creek,Eastern Ranges between Frances Creek and Forster Creek,"[-116.5513916015625, 50.6783332824707]",LatLon,2130.0,BC,0.0,0.0,1,"Ski touring in complex terrain at treeline. McLean Lk, near Francis Cr.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2001-02-24 15:00', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 2100, 'slab_width': 200, 'slab_thickness': 130}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/3ded048d-caab-4252-a0f2-1d21c3646084/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
-217,aa94ba0f-9c3d-463e-998b-b58e268ac878,2001-02-18,Soards Creek,West of Mica Creek,"[373412.0, 5765812.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,2170.0,BC,,2.0,1,"Guest skied out of area defined by guide. Skier fell, triggered slide and was buried.",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2001-02-18 14:00', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 2170, 'slab_width': 36, 'slab_thickness': 55}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a5d7715f-7a3b-46fe-858a-a14723c23407/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
-218,454e7f95-2174-4f35-8fa0-7d8a644455a6,2001-02-13,Lizard Range,2000 Peak near Fernie,"[633899.0, 5481015.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,,BC,2.0,1.0,2,"Party of 5 triggered a slide from a ridge top. 1 triggered slab during a Sc. Rode out of Sc and watched slide go. Party above did not see party below. Slide gathered mass as it descended cross loaded features. Second group was part way across path when slide came from above and buried some of the group. In this incident, the accident party, numbers are for the accident party unless specifically mentioned for the triggering party.
- At least 2 females in burial party.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2001-02-13 14:40', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sc', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 2011, 'slab_width': 24, 'slab_thickness': 28}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': -6, 'temp_min': -14, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 'N', 'sky': 'CLR', 'precip': 'S-1'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 1.0, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/d7a3f616-de73-4376-93e3-0d546bbf1071/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': 'Island Lake Joint Press Release', 'source': 'Island Lake Resort Group', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/00954450-63cc-4f3c-a261-db3fd5443d42/010213_IslndLkPrssRlse.pdf', 'date': ['2001-02-15']}]"
-219,b44a127c-552a-45be-a738-bd4d526e0b02,2001-01-06,McGregor Range,Upper Torpy near Prince George,"[621278.0, 5988046.0]",UTM 10 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1, Snowmobilers triggered 5 size 3 avalanches during earlier part of the day.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2001-01-06 12:00', 'size': '3.0', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 1740, 'slab_width': 500, 'slab_thickness': 120}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Snowpack varied from 120-270cm. Snowmobilers triggered 5 size 3 avalanches.,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/673f292b-7eae-4f70-9731-783ff7c60ca3/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
-220,d16bbb4a-395c-4399-a1af-91453a0efd7a,2000-12-29,Pine Pass,"Honeymoon Creek 10 km SW of Pine Pass, near Mackenzie BC","[516788.0, 6128517.0]",UTM 10U NAD83,,BC,2.0,,2,"1 person high marking started an avalanche. Two were buried, the highmarker and a second person watching from below. The survivor called out but heard nothing and left the scene to get help. One buried person had a beacon, the second person did not. Both burials were fatal.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '2000-12-29 12:30', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 1660, 'slab_width': 500, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","Crown depth varied from 50cm - 200cm. CR 10 cm thick
-P slab above CR",[]
-221,e45a472a-b991-4679-ae4e-926e9ab5b05b,2000-03-26,Grizzly Creek,"Powder Mtn Area approx 10km south of Whistler, BC in Brandywine","[482214.0, 5553611.0]",UTM 10U NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,Travelled to top of slope by snow machine. 2 boarded down while the third person drove the sled down. Boarders swept over a cliff.,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2000-03-26 13:30', 'size': '3.0', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SSE', 'elevation': 2255, 'slab_width': 200, 'slab_thickness': 120}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/bc5aaa43-fd68-46ee-833f-0c74f23d3b43/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
-222,177993f3-386a-4b58-be38-3ce7227c83cf,2000-03-19,Wasp Creek,"Rhododendron Mtn, Wasp Ck., 19km NW Pemberton, BC","[495749.0, 5582451.0]",UTM 10U NAD83,2160.0,BC,1.0,,1,Victim a guide for a helicopter company (not a heli-ski company),Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2000-03-19 17:45', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2160, 'slab_width': 220, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': 300, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","Shears RB2, CT 19,  at WL","[{'title': 'BCTV Article on Investigation and Fatality', 'source': 'BCTV', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/ac6c6d6d-2aaf-4a4a-8427-56457349c89b/000319_BCTVArticle.pdf', 'date': ['2000-03-21']}]"
-223,21912627-e4cf-4697-ab28-e44b1afb3e5c,2000-03-18,Cuve des Melezes,"In the Mount Albert area, Chic Choc Range, Quebec","[707119.0, 5421687.0]",UTM 19 NAD83,,QC,1.0,,1,,Snowshoeing & Hiking,"[{'observation_date': '2000-03-18 14:30', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 300, 'slab_thickness': 30}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-224,ddfd23f8-1a51-4864-9910-71f1a0f07561,2000-03-13,Vallieres-de-Saint-Real,"Chic Choc Range, Southern Quebec","[286508.0, 5422154.0]",UTM 20V NAD83,,QC,1.0,,1,"Avalanche déclenchée par un skieur hors-piste. Neige soufflée sur une croûte de regel
-***Further information on fatal involvement reported on 2000-03-13 in Vallieres-de-Saint-Real area of Chic Choc range in Quebec, 14:30 hrs, N asp, 30cm thk, other slide info still unknown. Party of 6 ski touring, 4 returned at end of day, two continued for final run on open slide path, triggered slab on ascent, both caught, one carried only a short distance, other carried full path. Victim carried full path sprained ankle, climbed up to upper victim within 10 minutes, found on surface of deposit at the side of the track but had died due to trauma (trees).",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2000-03-13 14:30', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 20, 'slab_thickness': 30}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-225,4e73f274-e90a-43c6-ab02-0489c4666663,2000-03-09,outside Sunshine Ski Area,"Goats Eye o/b, Sunshine","[587978.0, 5661190.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,,,1,"Whole Avalanche Comment Section
-***From Banff, Kootenay, and Yoho National Parks: Fatal Cornice involvement. Snowboarder out of bounds near Goats Eye at Sunshine Village( D2 area). Partial burial found by helicopter search. Involved person was standing on cornice when it broke and fell down extreme terrain. Recovery on fan 380 metres below. No avalanche gear.",Out-of-Bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2000-03-09 14:00', 'size': '2.5', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Nc', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2750, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-226,bdc34962-92d1-4045-b7e4-835757060b06,2000-02-14,Château-Richer,"Riviere Lemoine ravine, trail and steep slope","[344545.0, 5202548.0]",UTM 19 NAD83,,QC,2.0,1.0,1,"Deux personnes ensevelies dans un ravin. Petit versant : dénivelée <50 m.
-*** Fatal involvement, 2000-02-14, Chateau-Richer, Quebec (about 30 km east of Quebec City), two teens were buried by a storm snow avalanche (approx 35cm HST) in a steep walled ravine (approx 35m deep) while walking along a path along the Lemoine River. When the two (male 18 yrs, female 16 yrs) did not arrive home for supper, neighbors called police, who began a search. Searchers found the avalanche near the family home and after some searching in the snow, one suggested bringing a neighbors dog to the site. The dog indicated and began to dig on the deposit and the two were found under the snow at that spot, an estimated 5 hrs after burial. Deposit 2.5m deep, burial depth approx 60cm, both still in standing position when uncovered. The male was not alive when uncovered, the female remains in critical condition in hospital, trauma and has hypothermia.",Other Recreational,"[{'observation_date': '2000-02-14', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 30, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-227,0807358e-6a51-4298-b3c6-4a621884133f,2000-01-17,Tent Ridge,Tent Ridge 146313; Spray Lakes area of Kananaskis Country,"[614431.0, 5631292.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,1.0,,1,at least 2 people plus dog,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '2000-01-17 13:30', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2400, 'slab_width': 300, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","November 99 Rain Crust. Next day investigation showed CTE. 140x2, STE 80x2,CTE 80x2","[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f207bf32-dc65-4f10-aa65-e1a580c70525/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
-228,17d5b4b9-15b4-4315-8f97-fec0b78f6a1f,1999-12-26,Hospital Creek,"10 km NE of Golden, West Slope of Rocky Mtns","[508995.0, 5692592.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,"Investigator hired by Coroner the next day to investigate.
-
-Group of four in party: all four caught, one fatal. Fatal member was highest on the slope, approximately 150 vertical meters up a 40+ degree narrow gully from terminus of runout. Rider near more open terrain when fracture happened. Slide carried victim (only one with transceiver) down to near toe of runout, buried 2m; caught three others in or below gully who were also carried and partially buried (no transceivers) but dug themselves out and escaped with minor injuries (fractured ribs and knee injuries).  Victims sled buried downhill about 5m.  Other sledders arriving 15 minutes later were equipped and located signal quickly, but it was 45+ minutes from the time of burial before the victims head was reached.
-Reported size 2.0 by a local ski guide who assisted in a heli evacuation of injured party. The fracture from brief observation is reported as 50cm deep, 200M wide, and ran approx 350M. WSW exposure; 2300 meters elevation. Numerous natural releases were also observed throughout the valley. It is not known at this time if the slide ran on the 99-11 crust.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1999-12-26 13:45', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 2280, 'slab_width': 150, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'CLR', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","Sliding layer weakness above November Rain Crust/Poor snowpack conditions in area. Above 0 degree temps on day of incident, shallow snowpack area.","[{'title': 'Golden Star Article', 'source': 'Golden Star', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/0a789364-62c1-4c00-9c4e-b9f88e394ae6/991226_GldnStarArtcle.pdf', 'date': ['2000-01-05']}, {'title': 'Golden News Article', 'source': 'Golden News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/c4b18ed6-4ea1-4fe9-b8c3-c0f601e1c931/991226_GldnNewsArtcle.pdf', 'date': ['2000-01-05']}]"
-229,40aee395-45db-491c-bf28-84748d31ae9f,1999-12-17,Cascade Water Falls,"Cascade Mtn ice climb, near Banff town site","[601530.0, 5674764.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,1630.0,AB,,,1,"One sz 2.0 slab SE asp 35 deg 2133m, natural trigger, likely on 99-11 crust. Activity-Waterfall Ice Climbing. Victim was caught and pushed over upper pitch while unroped on low angle terrain. He then fell approximately 122m. No burial, not wearing a transceiver.",Ice Climbing,"[{'observation_date': '1999-12-17 13:30', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2133, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",strong chinook started about mid day,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Two ice climbers killed in Banff', 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/4e985d13-a08a-4b8e-babb-4334a6e7345e/991218_CBCArticle.pdf', 'date': ['1999-12-18']}, {'title': 'Two ice climbers killed on popular climb in Banff ', 'source': 'Canada.com ', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a6fd5192-29bc-44d2-8312-8fca02a3c6a3/991218_CanadaWebSiteArticle.pdf', 'date': ['1999-12-18']}, {'title': 'Two climbers dead in Banff', 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/72c0fd96-8bd2-45f2-8c05-ec3716357f88/991217_CBCArticle.pdf', 'date': ['1999-12-17']}, {'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/7d4a4938-04ad-4dde-adfb-ffd418e06035/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
-230,9a3260f7-32bc-4155-ac40-54b76937fb36,1999-12-07,MacDonald Shoulder #4,"MacDonald West Shoulder #4, Rogers Pass near summit","[465567.0, 5682877.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,,4.0,1," McDonald Shoulder #4, size 3.0, WSW asp, 2400m start zone, HN at 55cm or 99-11-12 rc suspected  32 degrees, 1230h,   Five persons involved, no burials, trauma injuries 1 fatality.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1999-12-07 12:30', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': 2430, 'slab_width': 250, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'M', 'wind_dir': 'SW', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 32.0, 'hst': 25, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'CBC.CA Article on Rogers Pass Fatality', 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a4ec7c42-d0e8-4d3e-8ce0-253edf6afb66/991207_CBCArticle.pdf', 'date': ['1999-12-07']}, {'title': 'Times Review Article on Avalanche Fatality in Glacier Part', 'source': 'Times Review', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/904accfd-c84d-468c-9c4f-5abe9a964b14/991207_TimesRvwArticle.pdf'}, {'title': 'Golden Star Article on Avalanche Fatality ', 'source': 'Golden Star', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f1f5d915-b757-468e-aac0-6e60dd734694/991207_GldnStarArticle.pdf', 'date': ['1999-12-15']}, {'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/8761ed21-0fdd-4271-9d06-89dbe2277bb6/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
-231,17479db9-78d9-4727-a4c6-56961da28594,1999-03-20,Cook Mountain,approximately 15km north of Blue River,"[340305.0, 5783861.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,2200.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1999-03-20 12:00', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2200, 'slab_width': 40, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': 0, 'temp_max': 0, 'temp_min': 0, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 0.0, 'hst': 0, 'hst_reset': ''}",cornice released on unskiable terrain,[]
-232,15ca363b-e88c-45be-9c66-5b666b9f4f76,1999-01-27,Grouse Grind Trail,Grouse Mountain; almost at the top of the trail,"[493925.0, 5469475.0]",UTM 10 NAD83,1200.0,BC,1.0,3.0,1,"Caught while hiking the Grouse Grind
- Slid on well preserved stellar crystals. It appears a sympathetic release on adj gulley trapped hikers, five partially buried, one missing.",Snowshoeing & Hiking,"[{'observation_date': '1999-01-27 13:15', 'size': 'Unknown', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}, {'observation_date': '1999-01-27 13:00', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 1200, 'slab_width': 120, 'slab_thickness': 35}]","{'temp_present': -2, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'S', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'S3'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","Hikers triggered avalanche. (Gulley feature)
- At site of fracture line; elev 1200m, S asp, S-1, wind C, temp 27 deg F, 38 deg slope. CTM X 2 at 33cm, not clean, suspect failure plane on DF sz 1.0. HS 190cm.","[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/41316f18-400e-41e0-933b-0702051d10bb/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': 'Body found by Rescue Crew could be Missing Hiker', 'source': 'The Vancouver Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/3d3d6a93-9ffd-4705-99be-18c6fd8865bf/', 'date': ['1999-05-25']}, {'title': 'Man missing, four hurt in B.C. avalanche', 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/e9163739-9cba-46af-a2c9-24f4fae5affb/990128_CBCNewsWeb.pdf', 'date': ['1999-01-28']}, {'title': 'Avalanche on Grouse Mountain', 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/9104d3dc-bb2b-467b-b0a1-632a58b6e805/990127_CBCNewsWeb.pdf', 'date': ['1999-01-27']}, {'title': 'Pet Retriever finds Body of Grouse Grind Victim', 'source': 'The Province', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/1e82a959-aac7-47b1-accb-6d3b383ff425/', 'date': ['1999-05-25']}, {'title': 'Interoffice Memorandum - North Shore Search and Re', 'source': 'Grouse Mountain Resort Guest Services', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/aad2aebf-2bc8-4807-b7bf-9654b80a48d6/990128_GMRMemo.pdf', 'date': ['1999-01-28']}, {'title': 'Search for the body of missing hiker resumed today', 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6e35e3e2-91da-4eab-aa6a-b0f5b85aae5b/', 'date': ['1999-02-15']}, {'title': 'Man missing after avalanche - four hikers rescued from Grouse Mountain trail amid series of slides', 'source': 'The Province', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/1764f3fb-4bfc-476b-9a2c-bcc72d12c24b/990128_TheProvWeb.pdf', 'date': ['1999-01-28']}]"
-233,e9bd7dbc-8692-4c02-8346-0b720c2968fb,1999-01-13,Woverine Valley,near Lake Louise; Tylenol Chutes,"[562900.0, 5699700.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,,AB,1.0,0.0,1,"Two skiers involved, one fatality, survivor rode slab to runout, climbed backup and located companion with beacon - wrapped around tree.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1999-01-13', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2500, 'slab_width': 35, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Relevant public avalanche bulletins', 'source': 'Banff-Yoho-Kootenay NP', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/2cf02fd5-d755-4a6b-9c29-01cac09163b2/', 'date': ['1999-01-14']}, {'title': 'daily weather observations for Lake Louise', 'source': 'Environment Canada - Climate Data Online', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a91829fe-5927-4440-a988-23eec46e495b/', 'date': ['2009-08-26']}, {'title': 'Daily weather observations - Skoki Lodge', 'source': 'Environment Canada - Climate Data Online', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/5deb09d9-8824-477c-802c-322ea9b23b3f/', 'date': ['2009-08-26']}, {'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/7b0828cd-b9a4-4908-a2c0-3a03376f3e62/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': 'Skier killed in avalanche', 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/acabf20a-f822-45e6-a91c-3cdbbce6c65b/990113_CBCNewsWeb.pdf', 'date': ['1999-01-13']}, {'title': 'Wall of snow buries skiers - Survivors bid to revi', 'source': 'Calgary Herald', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6754eaa2-f41b-4f7c-8223-a97a351aa495/', 'date': ['1999-01-14']}, {'title': 'Skier killed in avalanche', 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/07f96ebe-21f8-406b-a8bd-ad7f2a0c10d8/990114_CBCNewsWeb.pdf', 'date': ['1999-01-14']}, {'title': 'Avalanche kills back-country skier', 'source': 'Vancouver Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/bb3cccef-c63b-4e98-9f97-bf4967cefa70/', 'date': ['1999-01-14']}]"
-234,16b0c23e-fd92-4a52-ae21-37d2d2d3e82b,1999-01-07,Snowbank Creek,"HWY 37N, West side, path 42.0 snowbank creek, near Ningunsaw Pass","[441020.0, 6290862.0]",UTM 9V NAD83,,BC,2.0,0.0,2,"Whole Avalanche Comment Section
-***99-01-07 fatal avalanche, Snowbank Creek of Ningunsaw Pass, sz 3.0, crown was approx 60m wide on convex feature at 1280m elev, avg slope angle was 35 deg, with vertical drop of 640m. Crown fracture varied from 50-150cm. In thickest area of crown the fracture released in a 4cm thick layer of 1F mixed forms sz 2.0mm. This layer was sandwiched between two pencil layers near grd. In shallow areas of the crown the fracture released at grd in FC sz 3-5mm.
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-2 MoTh employees skied a slope after a day of bombing. The slope failed mid slope, where they were caught.",Control Work,"[{'observation_date': '1999-01-07 14:00', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 1250, 'slab_width': 65, 'slab_thickness': 75}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Avalanche Kills Experts In B.C.', 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/9a62c66d-5352-4fc6-8823-105a5035e566/990109_CBCArticle.pdf', 'date': ['1999-01-09']}, {'title': 'Avalanche Kills Experts In B.C.', 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/42bc852e-c210-4873-9013-62728f0df5ce/990108_CBCArticle.pdf', 'date': ['1999-01-08']}]"
-235,61134449-f3c1-40a7-83ea-ea7f23a180ab,1999-01-01,Kangiqsualujjuaq ,"Ecole Satuumavik, Kangiqsualujjuaq, Ungava area - 1500km north of Montreal","[328344.0, 6509694.0]",UTM 20V NAD83,,QC,,25.0,9,School gymnasium buried by slide during New Years Eve party. About half the fatalities occurred outside the building (getting ready to leave) and half inside.,Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1999-01-01 01:30', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 180, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': -15, 'temp_max': 0, 'temp_min': 0, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'M', 'wind_dir': 'SW', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",Snow and blowing snow. Blizzard began at 9:32 am on day of accident.,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 0.0, 'hst': 0, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': ""New Year's nightmare"", 'source': 'CBC Archives', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a511bc40-92e9-4972-b5d1-0458011ca222/', 'date': ['1999-01-08']}, {'title': 'Full Public Inquiry Into Quebec Avalanche', 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/2ae473e2-69da-4580-9803-189eec7f82f3/990104_CBCArticle.pdf', 'date': ['1999-01-04']}, {'title': 'Further Delay For Avalanche Funeral', 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/25ac7a5c-4bab-4dad-932f-5310a474044f/990106_CBCArticle.pdf', 'date': ['1999-01-06']}, {'title': 'Town grieves for ninr killed in avalanche', 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/91182bad-ae97-4edd-ac95-6b842e26f394/990102_CBCWeb.pdf', 'date': ['1999-01-02']}, {'title': 'Inuit community in shock', 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/59302ba8-630a-4419-9fde-848a7fa6845d/990102_CBCWeb-2.pdf', 'date': ['1999-01-01']}, {'title': 'Nine Killed in Kangiqsualujjag Avalanche', 'source': 'NUNAVIK.NET', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/430443e0-7cd7-47bd-8ad9-a02beb9a29d1/990119_NunavikArtcl.pdf', 'date': ['1999-01-19']}, {'title': 'Nine killed in Quebec avalanche', 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/df54c4fd-fc67-4195-b8d0-a509afc5b848/990101_CBCWeb.pdf', 'date': ['1999-01-01']}, {'title': 'Giref-stricken Village Buries Avalanche Victims', 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/7a9d51b7-8497-4a8f-95a7-a991c5ea834f/990107_CBCArticle.pdf', 'date': ['1999-01-07']}, {'title': 'Bouchard Calls for inquiry into Avalanche Tragedy', 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f21c72c3-e11c-44ea-b51a-b1b7485a86b2/990105_CBCArticle.pdf', 'date': ['1999-01-05']}, {'title': 'Inuit Community Mourns Losses', 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f66883c9-adbb-470d-859c-d9edd43b7191/990103_CBCArticle.pdf', 'date': ['1999-01-03']}]"
-236,382d3c3b-69ac-4a90-8b98-04e191e92e96,1998-12-24,Cypress Bowl Ski Area,"Mount Strachan, Permanent closure west of run called Humpty Dumpty","[485600.0, 5472300.0]",UTM 10U NAD83,,BC,1.0,0.0,1,,Lift Skiing Closed,"[{'observation_date': '1998-12-24 16:40', 'size': '1.0', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 25, 'slab_thickness': 25}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 35.0, 'hst': 35, 'hst_reset': '1998-12-22'}","soild mid-pack
-1.5cm thick ice layer that developed during the rain event (Dec 16 & 17) and the subsequent outflow situation (Dec. 18 to 22)
-SH up to 2cm developed on some aspects
-35cm (general estimate) of new snow from Dec. 23 and 24.","[{'title': 'Dead snowboarder identified as instructor', 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/65bd03fb-566a-4fc7-8be4-7f4d92a0c1c7/981227_CBCWebArt.pdf', 'date': ['1998-12-27']}, {'title': ""Avalanche kills B.C. 'boarder"", 'source': 'CBC News', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/2039f206-163c-4172-b320-c5fbd8d95b01/981225_CBCWebArt.pdf', 'date': ['1998-12-25']}]"
-237,6bf2865f-def4-4855-892f-14a5c6d64801,1998-11-14,Abbot Pass,in gully between Lake Oesa and Abbot Pass,"[549300.0, 5690250.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,,BC,1.0,3.0,1,"Whole Avalanche Comment Section
-***Incident at Yoho National Park near Golden, BC, on November 14, 1998. A group of six hikers were involved in an avalanche at approx. 14:00 hrs, while hiking towards Abbotts Pass. Wardens were notified by 16:10 that same day. Team and search dog immediately flew to the site and quickly located one person under the snow, who had not survived. The others were found and the injured evacuated by helicopter in failing light. A second flight was not possible, so the uninjured victims were ground evacuated by the remainder of the rescue team.",Snowshoeing & Hiking,"[{'observation_date': '1998-11-14 13:50', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 2800, 'slab_width': 50, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': -5, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': ''}","BCCS report: The weather conditions at the time of the accident were cloudy, -5 degrees and snowing","{'hs': None, 'hn24': 0.0, 'hst': 0, 'hst_reset': ''}",early season snowpack; first significant storm of the season during the two days prior accident. HST in area approx. 30m. Most likely additional wind loading on accident slope.,"[{'title': 'Article about Susanna Donald', 'source': 'Vancouver Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/837ff960-4831-4ed8-9b96-04bc17e81732/981119_VancouverSun.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-19']}, {'title': 'One dead, five injured in avalanche', 'source': 'Canada.com ', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/ab20ea39-548c-46ff-8664-18d2cd33f54e/981116_Canada.ComWeb.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-16']}, {'title': 'Avalanche related fatality Abbotts Pass Yoho National Park', 'source': 'Banff NP', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/4d29198b-51e4-4e92-af71-1d1160869c3a/981114_BanffNP_PressReleaseDraft.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-14']}, {'title': ""Two injured hikers airlifted to Banff; Risk of slide wasn't high, says Yoho safety warden"", 'source': 'Calgary Herald ', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/57ef2f79-561f-4da3-b9dc-4952af7363aa/981116_CalHeraldNP.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-16']}, {'title': 'Canadian Heritage Parks Canada - Information Bulletin', 'source': 'Supts Office LL/YNP/KNP', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/d37ecfb7-3be5-4bf7-b3e9-6b6e4611c7d2/981115_ParksCaInfoBul.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-15']}, {'title': 'Teen was buried by wall of snow', 'source': 'Calgary Herald ', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/d5c4ba84-ab54-4c4f-b1dd-8fc4aa882476/981117_CalHeraldWebArt.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-17']}, {'title': 'Killer avalanche', 'source': 'Calgary Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f4c4ccab-36cd-47d6-a382-95a41394f856/981116_CalSunWeb.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-16']}, {'title': 'Back-country hiking relatively safe, experts say', 'source': 'Red Deer Advocate', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a6a31b08-2b4f-4628-09bd-aaa27f56f11a/981120_RedDeerAdv_BCHikingRelativelySafe.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-20']}, {'title': 'City student dies in Yoho avalanche', 'source': 'Calgary Herald ', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a3f212a1-5d7a-46ec-890c-b15b11c94c32/981116_CalHeralWeb.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-16']}]"
-238,7d8a4512-723d-4c28-8386-8e0649842cab,1998-11-13,Kokanee Glacier Park,Kokanee Lake-Trail from Gibsons Lake to Slocan Chief cabin,"[-117.17669677734375, 49.74829864501953]",LatLon,2000.0,BC,0.0,0.0,1," Kokanee Glacier Provincial Park, November 13, 1998. Small (Est. Class 2) wet avalanche struck a group of skiers at edge of lake. 2 of them were pushed into  lake at the toe of the path. One was able to swim back to shore, the second was last seen by witnesses struggling in the water, and drowned. 2 of the party were caught but escaped the slide. (Note: that there was another group caught in a slide nearby but this report only deals with the fatality).",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1998-11-13 13:30', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Loose', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 13, 'slab_thickness': 30}]","{'temp_present': 0, 'temp_max': 0, 'temp_min': 0, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 0.0, 'hst': 0, 'hst_reset': ''}",Heavy snowfall in area prior to slide. Snow in upper elevations but rain at lake level.,"[{'title': 'Trudeau asks quiet service for his son', 'source': 'The Globe and Mail', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/0449ed70-a010-4473-ab6a-0474921602ad/981120_GlobeMailWebArt.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-20']}, {'title': 'Trudeau search off, likely until spring - Poor  weather, avalanche danger lead to decision', 'source': 'National Post', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6e45d18f-6d05-4bb2-b411-06bc11a8e9da/981119_NationalPostWebArt.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-19']}, {'title': ""Trudeau had only 'started out'"", 'source': 'National Post', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/1b4fb5cc-4685-43f1-82a1-075cf8684104/981116_NatPostNewsP-3.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-16']}, {'title': 'Canadian Avalanche Association - Press Release - Kokanee Park', 'source': 'Canadian Avalanche Association', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/76ddd46c-2bcd-4ff2-9a02-0ac3f76a7991/981114_CAAPressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-14']}, {'title': 'RCMP News Release - Immediate', 'source': 'RCMP Nelson', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/3221a97a-dae8-457d-b8c6-101ea7e86027/981113_RCMPNewsRelease.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-13']}, {'title': 'Search for Trudeau Suspended', 'source': 'The Nelson Observer', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/83fe1dd6-12a1-4bf0-8e36-11f3a05ae17f/981119_NelsonObserverArt.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-19']}, {'title': 'A Trudeau tragedy', 'source': 'Macleans', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/873a07e4-d53b-4094-9242-12138a4a1373/981123_Macleans_ATrudeauTradegy.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-23']}, {'title': 'Silver Spray Cabin Closed', 'source': 'The Nelson Observer', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/44229857-4ee9-40b2-b6a4-37873e9678e5/981119_NelsonObserverArt-1.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-19']}, {'title': 'Hopes dashed - strong chance Michael Trudeaus body', 'source': 'Calgary Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6e663585-9b3c-44cc-9b34-4242542d2e56/CalgarySun_HopesDashed.pdf'}, {'title': 'The Kokanee Glacier cabin', 'source': 'CBC Archives', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/0ada9e88-ccf8-438b-94f3-569be7fe1d93/', 'date': ['2001-02-03']}, {'title': 'RCMP News Release - Search for Michel Treudeau delayed due to bad weather', 'source': 'RCMP Nelson', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/13bfc7e2-0d90-41d2-a145-56f480a47ea6/981115_RCMPNewsRelease.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-15']}, {'title': ""Weather stalls hunt for Trudeau's body"", 'source': 'The Vancouver Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/15973291-628e-4538-8f88-5a8e970a3378/981116_VanSunWebArt.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-16']}, {'title': ""RCMP call off search for Trudeau's body"", 'source': 'Canada.com - Canadian Press', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/d7dfa497-80b0-4d6a-bcdd-678541009092/981119_CndPressWebArt.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-19']}, {'title': 'Michel Trudeau is lost', 'source': 'CBC Archives', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/86798e13-850b-4c31-a0e8-747221aa518d/', 'date': ['1998-11-15']}, {'title': ""Three article, same page: He put 'a lot of sense' into Pierre, Passion for reason, A familiar son; a familiar fear"", 'source': 'National Post', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/1f58b8e4-721d-4add-9887-7a314dde3425/981116_NatPostNewsP.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-16']}, {'title': 'Ice closes grip in Trudeau search', 'source': 'Vancouver Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/80989c44-4074-4213-8fc9-877651b7ca35/981117_VanProvanceWebArt.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-17']}, {'title': 'Trudeau son dies  in B.C. avalanche', 'source': 'The Province', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f37c0d36-7973-474f-b5fd-9a12d7095862/981115_TheProvanceNP.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-15']}, {'title': 'Enter at your own risk', 'source': 'The Province', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/0e2e5e29-a54b-4b46-b7bb-b07c98f9cad7/981122_TheProvince_EnterAtOwnRisk.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-22']}, {'title': '""I\'m just a heartbroken brother"" - Sacha Trudeau in BC to bring back Michel\'s body', 'source': 'National Post', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/bbedb678-a1e3-44dc-a969-b38cf80778b0/981118_NationalPostArt.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-18']}, {'title': 'Search on for one person still missing in avalanche', 'source': 'Canada.com - Canadian Press', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/ddc6e66f-a5ce-494f-80e2-bd302b8df152/981114_Canada.ComArt.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-14']}, {'title': 'One dead, five injured in avalanche', 'source': 'Canada.com - Calgary Herald', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b9dee7ae-e65a-4e5f-b680-be734530d19f/981116_CalgaryHeraldNP.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-16']}, {'title': 'RCMP News Release - Re: Search and Rescue Kokanee Glacier Provincial Park', 'source': 'RCMP Nelson', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/be556613-e81c-4e96-bd1b-bee6f4f1b476/981114_RCMPNewsRelease.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-14']}, {'title': 'RCMP News Release - Re: Search and Rescue Operation Kokanee Glacier Provincial Park, Nelson, BC', 'source': 'RCMP Nelson', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6a683c64-66fc-4be8-bf0f-c39e0e2b42fb/981114_RCMPNewsRelease-2.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-14']}, {'title': 'RCMP News Release - Re: Search and Rescue Kokanee Glacier Provincial Park', 'source': 'RCMP Nelson', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/455ffa81-b370-4438-88ec-c69575d48207/981114_RCMPNewsRelease-3.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-14']}, {'title': 'Four articles: Avalanche struck with any warning; A \'down to earth son\'; I\'ve never seen on like it, BC avalanche expert says; Trudeau ""deeply shaken by this\'', 'source': 'National Post', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f406cec2-e042-4c45-87bd-d322e8c92a1a/981116_NatPostNewsP-2.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-16']}, {'title': 'RCMP News Release - Update Michel Treudeau investigation', 'source': 'RCMP Nelson', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/155a4320-8d8a-4406-80e0-d5fc9d53e748/981117_RCMPNewsRelease.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-16']}, {'title': 'Two articles; Trudeau was training to be a rescue worker; Like his father he tested his country', 'source': 'National Post', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/9ddf00f2-a7af-4135-9628-e0db84cb887e/981120_GlobeMailWebArt.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-16']}, {'title': ""Four articles; Poor conditions prevent search for Trudeau, Skiers not deterred by accidents; experts; Search: Friends 'quite shaken'; Deadly avalanches in Western Canada"", 'source': 'Calgary Herald ', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/075cc67e-4ce3-4acc-a341-ea87387ae5ab/981116_CalgaryHeraldNP.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-16']}, {'title': 'Avalanche Kills Son of Former Canada PM Trudeau', 'source': 'Infoseek', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/fedbbb9f-58b9-4be7-b945-ec11807dcd89/981115_InfoseekWebArt.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-15']}, {'title': ""Weather blocks efforts to find body of Trudeau's son"", 'source': 'The Globe and Mail', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/089b2c5e-84cd-4c69-a998-fd2097a7beaa/981116_GlobeMailWebArt.pdf', 'date': ['1998-11-16']}]"
-239,5f1d0113-1e64-4a52-a1bd-0bc6633df569,1998-06-28,Mount Edith Cavell,"Mt Edith Cavell, 10 km S of Jasper, east ridge","[430410.0, 5835709.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,,,1,"summited 13:00hrs, on descent of East Ridge glissaded gully. Triggered recent HST (est sz 1.5) isothermal, 1 carried approx 300m, on surface but fatal trauma injuries. Time 15:10 hrs.",Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1998-06-28 15:10', 'size': '1.5', 'type': 'Loose', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2500, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': 0, 'temp_max': 0, 'temp_min': 0, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",+15 C in Jasper Town at 15:00,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 10.0, 'hst': 0, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/13541442-0ecf-4215-8dea-e94e68a25779/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
-240,3688a536-8b8f-4630-aaed-985478ef7724,1998-05-17,Whistler Mountain - Jasper Tram,"top of Jasper tram, near Marmot Basin Ski Area","[423578.0, 5853813.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,,,1,Two (intoxicated) people were crazy carpet riding near the top of the Jasper skytram.,Other Recreational,"[{'observation_date': '1998-05-19 18:30', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Loose', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",recent accumulations up to 40cm combined with rain and warm temps resultated in an unstable isothermal snowpack,"[{'title': 'RCMP News Release of Avalanche Fatality in Jasper N.P.', 'source': 'RCMP Jasper', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/4d46aea0-a34c-43a2-a09a-c5d3f8772813/980517_RCMPPressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['1998-05-18']}]"
-241,09931a1f-4647-43a7-bf10-7a6e8194d611,1998-04-16,SA DENA HES Mine,"80km north of Watson Lake, in the Yukon","[506685.0, 6709209.0]",UTM 9V NAD83,,YT,,,1,"Geography student doing research
-***Avalanche fatality: 85km from Watson Lake, Yukon Ter in the Logan Mtns. Group of three students with one professor were doing tree core sampling. One student killed by an avalanche.",At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1998-04-16 14:00', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 1525, 'slab_width': 110, 'slab_thickness': 75}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",SH to early season SH to near Surface FC to depth hoar at ground.,"[{'title': 'Globe and Mail Press Clip (2 of 2)', 'source': 'The Globe and Mail', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/d4e440bd-3f56-4b53-913c-175956213ea4/980416_GlobeMailClip2.pdf', 'date': ['1998-04-22']}, {'title': 'Globe and Mail Press Clip (1 of 2)', 'source': 'The Globe and Mail', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/afe85a4c-4dbd-4ca4-ae9f-ba4ae0ada0c4/980416_GlobeMailClip.pdf', 'date': ['1998-04-18']}]"
-242,e809aee2-9bec-4127-a0dc-d143bbff674f,1998-03-28,Onion Lake,"2.5km SW of Onion Lake, Rocky Mountain House Area","[551521.0, 5770390.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,1.0,,1,Highmarking. Slide overtook sledder who was descending path when buried.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1998-03-28 15:30', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2400, 'slab_width': 250, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",New snow found 1 1/2 weeks before.,[]
-243,72eb1458-fd0f-4dd2-81ca-4664c315ae82,1998-03-07,Arctic Bay,10km from Arctic Bay,"[560157.0, 8105467.0]",UTM 16X NAD83,,NU,1.0,0.0,1,2 people travelling by snowmobile seperated. Person who continued on foot triggered slide.,Hunting/Fishing,"[{'observation_date': '1998-03-07 11:00', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 100, 'slab_width': 150, 'slab_thickness': 70}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Globe and Mail Press Clip', 'source': 'The Globe and Mail', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/fe91c6b9-3447-4cd4-a57e-dc6f2fed7edb/980307_GlobeMailPrssClip.pdf', 'date': ['1998-03-10']}]"
-244,040b1bb5-79bc-4a85-8f36-97b0acae0194,1998-01-31,Round Top Mountain,"20km SE of Barkerville, BC near Roundtop Mountain","[613041.0, 5865113.0]",UTM 10 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1998-01-31 12:30', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 1990, 'slab_width': 245, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': -1, 'temp_max': 0, 'temp_min': -4, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'C', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'CLR', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",35cm down on SH layer and then stepped to Nov. /97 FC layer.,"[{'title': 'RCMP News Release', 'source': 'RCMP Prince George', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/de8ed1e3-fa31-477b-8940-ec4e18edda2a/980131_RCMPCoverPressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['1998-02-01']}]"
-245,43dd5388-d95e-484c-be7a-566b865a9fe0,1998-01-25,Stoyoma Mtn,"Near Mt Stoyoma, 35km SW of Merritt, BC","[628262.0, 5539269.0]",UTM 10 NAD83,,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"Whole Avalanche Comment Section
-***Snowmobile fatal, Merritt, BC 98-01-25, size 2.0 HSL, SE asp, 35 deg, 2080m, 30m wide, 50-80cm deep. Feature cross loaded by strong winds. Slab was pencil over 4F, interface stellars 3-4mm, CTM. Snowmobiler parked at the base of the slope; avalanche was triggered from above by other snowmobilers, no rescue beacon, burial time 3 hours.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1998-01-25 13:00', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2080, 'slab_width': 30, 'slab_thickness': 70}]","{'temp_present': 0, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 'SW', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'S-1'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","windslab over 4Fstellars 3-4 mm, CTM",[]
-246,8f8d0405-aeaf-44e8-9eb1-b999dff90be8,1998-01-10,Ladybird Bowl,"aka Play Pen, Ladybird Bowl, in Norn Cr. Divide near 20 km W of Casltlegar, BC","[440094.0, 5482471.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,Highmarking snowmobiler triggered a slide. A second avalanche was triggered about 25m above sledder.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1998-01-10 14:30', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 2255, 'slab_width': 40, 'slab_thickness': 7}]","{'temp_present': -16, 'temp_max': -14, 'temp_min': -16, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'C', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'SCT', 'precip': 'Nil'}","Wx generally stable, between 1998-01-08 and -10. Colder temps, isolated flurries with light ppt, sunny breaks. This followed a major storm period from Jan 4-7th.","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",failure just under November CR in facet layer.,"[{'title': 'RCMP Press Release', 'source': 'RCMP Castlegar', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/95ca9e1c-5ab1-4c97-acf0-843dfcd17d3a/980113_RCMPPressRelease.pdf', 'date': ['1998-01-13']}]"
-247,ade5ec01-7e0f-4d8e-8862-41a1015ce7d6,1998-01-02,Kokanee Glacier Park,"Silver Spray area, Clover Basin near cabin","[-117.0897216796875, 49.82889175415039]",LatLon,,BC,,,6,,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1998-01-02 12:00', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': 2590, 'slab_width': 500, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'CLR', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 31.0, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Also sympathetic of Na at the same time or shortly after.,"[{'title': 'In the Path of an Avalanche', 'source': 'Vivien Browers', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/076c7b25-9201-4f42-8e88-04c64b71b171/'}, {'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/c9de9d81-2228-4452-a24e-9f7f4dcdd696/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
-248,97799ab3-645b-497b-893b-31d339e0e818,1998-01-02,Mount Alwin,"Maurier Creek Drainage S of New Denver, BC","[478491.0, 5523493.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,2.0,0.0,2,,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1998-01-02 15:00', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2280, 'slab_width': 300, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/717edfac-3769-45c6-86b6-a6d48b38c3f8/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
-249,39944c39-a23c-421f-98c0-11e7fedc6f4a,1998-01-02,Corbin Creek,"Headwater of Corbin Creek, 16km south of Sparwood, BC","[-114.8518295288086, 49.57503890991211]",,,BC,2.0,0.0,1,,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1998-01-03 12:00', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-250,87422428-68a9-410e-b821-c3a36edf7244,1997-12-21,Hassler Creek,60 km SW of Chetwynd,"[562300.0, 6132200.0]",UTM 10 NAD83,,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"Whole Avalanche Comment Section
-***Snowmobile Fatality: No information of value available yet. Occurred 50km SW of Chetwyn, which should put it near Tumbler Ridge. The local RCMP detachment was too overwhelmed by press calls for personelle to get through(will try again tomorrow). Area of accident would be north Rocky Mountains. Fatality occurred 97-12-21.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1997-12-21 12:01', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2000, 'slab_width': 200, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': -4, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'M', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'S1'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-251,969c0241-709b-4a68-901e-b9143c433565,1997-11-29,outside Fortress Mtn Ski Area,"Kananaskis Country, Fortress ski area o/b","[626127.0, 5630891.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,3.0,,4,snowboard/skiing out of bounds by Fortress Mtn. prior to season opening,Out-of-Bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1997-11-29 12:00', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 2290, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/1eb87872-92b9-43cc-bced-2101642c5f72/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
-252,9108ef20-370c-477d-85aa-2872e71a7e93,1997-07-09,Mount Robson,"Robson North side, below Dome","[357728.0, 5885591.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,0.0,1.0,1,2 parties camped in crevassed area. Serac fall caused an avalanche which swept 1 climber into a slot,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1997-07-14 06:15', 'size': '3.5', 'type': 'Loose', 'trigger': 'Ni', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2805, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': 8, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Family, friends mourn climber - ""It was his passion, what he loved""', 'source': 'The Province', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/4fef2163-f8fd-41d3-a5db-a3ed58a9fdaf/970711_NewsPTheProv.pdf', 'date': ['1997-07-11']}, {'title': 'The Vancouver Sun - Deaths - Amendment', 'source': 'The Vancouver Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a7595c97-1a99-4a71-a2cf-ec6e850e08ca/970712_VanSunNewsP.pdf', 'date': ['1997-07-12']}]"
-253,3774737e-1755-4b86-b9ff-55b393e49384,1997-03-31,Atlin - Mt Switzer,"Near Mt Switzer, 50 km SW of Atlin","[539142.0, 6578165.0]",UTM 8 NAD83,2030.0,BC,3.0,0.0,2,,Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1997-03-31 15:20', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sy', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 2030, 'slab_width': 136, 'slab_thickness': 120}, {'observation_date': '1997-03-31 15:20', 'size': '1.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 2030, 'slab_width': 77, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': -8, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'C', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'CLR', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-254,c8b2b86f-00a0-4055-ac38-061180cd556c,1997-03-30,Lang Creek,"Lang Creek, 20km Northwest of Golden, BC","[483905.0, 5692215.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1997-03-30 14:34', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': 2560, 'slab_width': 300, 'slab_thickness': 200}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/04f928f5-0182-4ff0-9e95-7e967a74315d/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
-255,7d1f4020-09a6-4c41-ac69-0283c252d60d,1997-03-22,Mt Jowett,,"[470849.0, 5618013.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,2400.0,BC,2.0,0.0,2,"2 events: 1 triggered, 1 remotely propagated ran on MF crust. Propagated slide ran across tracks of group below, catching 2 skiers, carrying them down 200m over cliffs. Victims buried 4 and 6 m.",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1997-03-22 22:30', 'size': '3.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sy', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 2300, 'slab_width': 500, 'slab_thickness': 75}]","{'temp_present': -10, 'temp_max': -5, 'temp_min': -12, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 'W', 'sky': 'BKN', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': 350, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': '2 heli-skiers killed in slide north of Nakusp', 'source': 'Vancouver Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/919c8ea9-066e-4052-a366-88a76bb07313/970325_VanSun_News.pdf', 'date': ['1997-03-25']}]"
-256,ba2011bb-48ca-46f9-8e68-48a1cb15c302,1997-03-09,Mine Creek Gully,Coquihalla Summit Area,"[642110.0, 5505775.0]",UTM 10 NAD83,1460.0,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"2 riders followed a single boarder down a slope. The pair triggered a slide. One escaped, the other buried. Slide near Coquihalla Hwy summit.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1997-03-09 15:30', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 1460, 'slab_width': 50, 'slab_thickness': 45}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",high temps near freezing,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","slab consisted of soft, newly deposited 1 F snow on a weak layer of facets and rimed crystals. This sits on a K crust","[{'title': 'Snowboarder killed by avalanche', 'source': 'The Vancouver Sun', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/1624f2a4-d5a9-409a-979c-4dadcafcf8c3/970311_VanSunArticle.pdf', 'date': ['1997-03-11']}, {'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/961e2e8c-f3a9-4936-9f22-e99b6e05d449/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
-257,fbf4b30b-a4b8-48f2-b9df-17b3c5fabbea,1997-02-12,outside Cypress Bowl Ski Area,SW of Mount Strachan,"[485400.0, 5472900.0]",UTM 10 NAD83,1280.0,BC,0.0,0.0,1,"Whole Avalanche Comment Section
-*** Avalanche related fatality. Three snowboarders crossed the boundary marker of Cypress Bowl resort. The first person down started a sz 1 avalanche in a gully she dropped into below the ridge. After a short run, the slide propagated a soft slab involving snow 50m on either side of the gully. Her two companions heard her yelling once the slide was over, but did not investigate. They both went to summon help from Cypress Bowl. Rescue personnel were on scene quickly, and found no-one at the deposit. Tracks were found leading from the deposit down a creek. The rescuers followed these and found the victim had fallen from a snow pillow on a log, and hit her head on rocks in the creek bed. It appears she died from head injuries and hypothermia. The slide occurred early afternoon 97-02-12, after 25cm of HST had fallen in 20 hrs. The storm continued, and a full avalanche cycle occurred at the resort, with the HST sliding on the CR of the previous surface on all aspects. The reporter stated there was isolated SH before the storm, but the interface was weak on south slopes also. HST was 50cm by 10:00 97-02-13. Control teams used ski cutting under lights to stabilize the area overnight 97-02-12, reporting easy releases whenever a slope was cut along the top, all aspects.",Out-of-Bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1997-02-12 15:00', 'size': '1.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Press Release (?) about Cypress Bowl OB fatality', 'source': 'Canadian Avalanche Centre - Evan Manners', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/785d8da2-c491-4fd7-9163-0afdf7c23ec1/'}, {'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/1800ec8a-1313-4902-8b4c-133e9bc214b1/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': 'Cypress Bowl, B.C.- Second Snowboarder Fatality wi', 'source': 'SARNews', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/8d2f7cd9-ea0d-4d66-bfe8-8448ebc8ca32/', 'date': ['1997-02-12']}]"
-258,3a9988f1-5350-4818-afc2-5f51dccd0ae0,1997-02-02,Lang Creek,"20km Northwest of Golden, BC","[483900.0, 5690700.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,1.0,0.0,1,"Person killed was seperated from group and tracks indicate he drove through open trees from valley bottom to about 2450m elev, turned around and was heading down when triggered sz 3.5 slide. Most of slide was off to side on open slope, but all of area in trees around person ran too. Rest of party noted person missing, found tracks and avalanche. Person not wearing beacon. Snowmobile on surface of debris. Person found by random probing 35m above snowmobile, in direct line between high tracks and machine. Slide sz 3.5 Va, slab, NE asp, incl 30 to 35 deg, 2400m elev, 100 to 300cm thck (200cm at trigger pt), 300m wd, approx 1000m lng (not reported), ran in FC (96-11-11) on CR. Burial time 1hr 45 min.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1997-02-02 13:00', 'size': '3.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2450, 'slab_width': 300, 'slab_thickness': 200}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Avalanche victim in high-risk area', 'source': 'Red Deer Advocate', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/0d8147d0-fa33-4944-8877-1b0abfc76e4f/970205_RedDeerAdvocate.pdf', 'date': ['1997-02-05']}, {'title': 'Survivor: ""Accidents happen"" - riding isn\'t high risk, says friend of avalanche victim', 'source': 'Red Deer Advocate', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/0e21bd2d-eca7-4b79-ab07-f1bbf2c5c8fc/970206_RedDeerAdvocate.pdf', 'date': ['1997-02-06']}]"
-259,50ff2846-bb70-4b6e-80f7-a3c8e042a7af,1997-01-13,Bone Creek,MW ski run 'Ski World' near Blue River,"[368841.0, 5787372.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,2500.0,BC,3.0,1.0,2,"Whole Avalanche Comment Section
-***Heliskiing Involvement: 15:30hrs 97-01-13. Grp had been instructed to cross the slope one @ a time & ski the falline, guide & 6 guests had regrouped @ bottom after a sfce slab released while 7th skier skied slope. Guide was about to redirect remaining skiers on top, but 2 guests & the 2nd guide had already entered top of slope, deep slab released, carrying skiers over a cliff band. Run name Skiworld, Monashees; sz 3, 2500m, S asp, crwn depth from 0 to 170cm deep, ran on Nov FCs & DH in shallow areas.",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1997-01-13 15:35', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 2500, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Avalanche warning received too late; Calgary man dies in Monashee avalanche', 'source': 'Canadian Press', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/4be48722-869e-4ce1-9704-3dd1c7498b55/970121_NewsPap_CndPress.pdf', 'date': ['1997-01-21']}, {'title': 'Mike Wiegele Helicopter Skiing - Media Statement', 'source': 'Mike Wiegle Heliskiing', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a3d60b62-f756-4c21-b784-508022aea669/970114_MediaState_MWHeliski.pdf', 'date': ['1997-01-14']}]"
-260,25d07737-5f33-45e9-942d-4ef20337bb84,1996-12-16,Phalanx Glacier,"Tyax, East of Blackcomb, North of Spearhead","[510695.0, 5550011.0]",UTM 10U NAD83,2200.0,BC,3.0,1.0,3,"Some clients had already skied down, were waiting at bottom. Other clients sking down, one skied into an area contrary to guides instructions, snow depth 10cm where avalanche triggered. Slide class 2.0, 25 deg incline SZ. This avalanche involved 2 clients (partial burials). Class 3 Sr sympathetic release, incl 35 to 40, in area already skied, 50m wd, 30m lng, caught clients waiting at bottom (full burials, fatalities), 200 to 270cm deposit at burial zone. Two separate avalanches",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1996-12-16', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sy', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2200, 'slab_width': 50, 'slab_thickness': 200}, {'observation_date': '1996-12-16 14:45', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2300, 'slab_width': 75, 'slab_thickness': 250}]","{'temp_present': -6, 'temp_max': -4, 'temp_min': -9, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': 'NE', 'sky': 'SCT', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","Sympathetic release Size 3, 100m width.",[]
-261,5cd1353b-39ab-4793-9df5-44997d5b755f,1996-12-12,Schaeffer Bowl,Lake OHara Area; first bowl on trail below Mount Schaeffer,"[545600.0, 5688600.0]",UTM 11U NAD83,,AB,0.0,0.0,1,"(Yoho Park, McArther Pass) Size 2.0 SA 36 deg at crown, 32 deg average, 100m X 25M x 70cm failed on 4F layer above Nov cr. Profile done adjacent to accident site: RB 6 and mod to hard compression tests on failure layer. One fatality, lone ski tourer triggered slide from below in shallow area. Burial time approx 3 hrs  at 1m deep.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1996-12-12 16:30', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 2300, 'slab_width': 30, 'slab_thickness': 70}]","{'temp_present': -7, 'temp_max': -6, 'temp_min': -22, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 'NW', 'sky': 'BKN', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/67d7db3e-ee41-4b87-926b-919e00c4b694/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
-262,afdd38cf-5721-4a36-8167-025a953117d3,1996-12-03,Whistler - Hanging Roll,Permanent avalanche closure,"[502700.0, 5545400.0]",UTM 10 NAD83,,BC,0.0,0.0,1," Skier fatality on Wed in closed area; skier went over fracture line, slid on bed surface and fell over cliff.",Lift Skiing Closed,"[{'observation_date': '1996-12-04 13:00', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-263,7f9a3849-6b8f-40e6-b8ba-b8934d0e4ac0,1996-06-05,Mount Logan,,"[535435.0, 6721719.0]",UTM 7 NAD83,,YT,1.0,,1,East Ridge,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1996-06-05 10:00', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 4100, 'slab_width': 20, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Mount Logan, Kluane National Park (p. 167)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/41692e0a-9dbb-47b4-b3ad-01ea48b0e6c8/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-264,4fb30b73-c3e4-4d17-8129-0f5722c2e59d,1996-05-17,Mount Cerebrus,"West Face, Monarch Icefield","[693777.0, 5756986.0]",UTM 9 NAD83,,BC,2.0,,3,,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1996-05-17 12:45', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': 3120, 'slab_width': 90, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': -3, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'M', 'wind_dir': 'W', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'S1'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Mt. Cerebrus, Monarch Icefield, near Bella Coola (p. 164)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/27d0e99d-b1e8-410b-9cff-2a2d5569c17d/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}, {'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/d44ac159-b3a8-42e6-bfed-f92211378338/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
-265,3ac175b6-ffee-41d0-94bd-726ad7a4cfb9,1996-03-26,Mount Groulx,Quebec,"[596215.0, 5723029.0]",UTM 19 NAD83,,QC,1.0,,1,Deux skieurs déclenchent une avalanche : l’un a été complètement enseveli et l’autre partiellement (jusqu’à la taille),Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1996-03-26 14:30', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': 800, 'slab_width': 65, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",temps rising to freezing,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-266,c8de27aa-d7d3-411f-a374-bac4f124d404,1996-02-26,Smugglers Ridge,Kokanee Glacier Park,"[486952.0, 5510840.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,,,1,Hut keeper left skiing group above Smuggler Ridge and returned to meet friends. He was discvered missing later that day. A search party discovered him in the debris of a slide.,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1996-02-26 10:15', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': 2240, 'slab_width': 45, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': -23, 'temp_max': -12, 'temp_min': -23, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'C', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'CLR', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 1.0, 'hst': 1, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/00cbca53-7ccd-4b60-af62-947a884445ae/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': 'Smugglers Ridge, Kokanee Glacier Park (p. 104)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/8d48174b-615b-4a35-ac77-a400c95fdd85/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-267,67296fc8-34bd-4aad-aba5-6107aaacd457,1996-01-04,Stagleap,2km N of Hwy 3 - Kootenay Pass,"[494341.0, 5683180.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,,,1,"Stagleap Provincial Park. Size 2.0, Sa, SE asp, 1925m, ran 100m on SH and FCs, incl 38, depth 30-40cm. Backcountry snowshoer seperated from group when returning home, he triggered a slide and was partly but critcally buried. He was found later by returning party after 45min.
-Victim crossed slope on slightly flatter section partway up a slope.",Snowshoeing & Hiking,"[{'observation_date': '1996-01-04 12:00', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 1940, 'slab_width': 25, 'slab_thickness': 35}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'No Name Ridge, Stagleap Provincial Park (p. 102)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b0346be3-b3f0-4169-8955-d314c021d89f/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}, {'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/7d423605-b568-4172-9591-ee03221428cf/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
-268,a87a06bd-7637-4c7f-95d0-cb16296f9dd9,1995-12-22,Thetford mine,"Robertson, Quebec; abandoned open pit mine","[443209.0, 5062090.0]",UTM 18 NAD83,,QC,2.0,,2,"2 people walking up tailings pile (about 120-150m high, about 35 degrees) from abandoned asbestos mine. Hiking up with skis on back triggered what appears to be loose moist slide running on ground. Search initiated when they were reported overdue. A party of about 30 probed deposit with sticks, poles, etc and located both people under 1 meter of snow about 25 meters apart face down. Estimated burial time about 6 hours.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1995-12-22', 'size': '', 'type': 'Loose', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Robertson, Quebec (p. 101)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/63a04b3c-8927-4977-8976-740334f5c309/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-269,7da16bd8-0ed6-43e4-b805-c3eecfdb02c4,1995-11-12,Sawtooth Mtn,near Clyde River; East coast of Baffin Island,"[503789.0, 7811653.0]",UTM 19 NAD83,,NU,1.0,,1,,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1995-11-12 14:00', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 600, 'slab_width': 300, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': -5, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'C', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'SCT', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Sawtooth Mountains, Baffin Island (p. 137)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b7d434e9-97dd-4f10-8ef3-1fc97275d8a5/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-270,41f1937f-cbcc-46f1-b784-b8cbea22d8bb,1995-03-19,Doctor Creek,West side of Canal Flats; Purcells,"[569250.0, 5553525.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,4.0,,2,"12:15pm. 14 total in party. 8 involved, 4 partials, 4 complete burials, some beacons. 2 fatalities, 2 injured (1 of the fatal victims had a transceiver, the other did not). Took 1.5hrs for party to find everyone, some machines still missing. Party was parked at the base of an aval slope while two were high-marking.   1 size 2.5, snowmobile triggered, SE asp, 2600m, sl to ground, crown 1.5m, 200m wide 100m vert, debris 2m+.  Heli ski company assisted in the rescue.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1995-03-19 12:15', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2600, 'slab_width': 200, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Doctor Creek, Purcell Mountains (p. 133)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/61041738-f0a7-4801-8144-0d1e47e6abc9/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-271,1bfa3922-df0b-4bb9-8db6-10469b27cde1,1995-03-19,S of Houston,,"[613223.0, 6040541.0]",UTM 9 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,"Whole Avalanche Comment Section
-*** AVALANCHE FATALITY *** Telkwa Range near Smithers 950319 about 16:30hrs: Size 3.0, snowmobile triggered, hard sl, to ground, SE asp, 1890m, incl 33 deg, fracture line width 100m, crown 85-90cm. Burial depth 200cm for 4 hrs, 1m beside machine which was on the sfce.  Party of 4 wore no transceivers and had no probes, shovels or avalanche awareness.
-Victim was highmarking and near the top of the ridge when the slide was triggered.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1995-03-19 16:30', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 1890, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': 90}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'SCT', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Went to ground at rocks,"[{'title': 'Telkwa Range, near Houston, BC (p. 134)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6fe1c58d-364a-4568-a69c-887cfaefaf1c/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-272,30667d3f-b961-4e3f-9493-14a6acd05fc5,1995-03-15,outside Marmot Basin Ski Area,NW slopes of Marmot Peak; Eds Alley,"[None, None]",,,AB,1.0,,1,"Adjacent to Marmot Basin Ski Area, Jasper Park 950315 at 14:00. Size 2.5, ST, NW asp, 2300m, incl 37. Three skiers involved, two managed to ski out, third person completely buried, 20-40cm deep. Skiers did not have rescue beacons. Windward slope, entire winters snowpack, crown @ 2300m, average 60cm, HS 140-170cm, mainly pencil snow on 15cm 4F to fist facet layer. Avalanche track approx. 450m x 70m, avalanche deposit approx. 100m x 60m, average depth about 2m. Believe trigger to have come from shallow snowpack on edges of slab when lead skier was approx 1/3 down slope. Marmot Basin rescue party on site in 1.5 hrs with rescue dog. Person located by dog within about 10 min of being on slide. Lots of other recent avalanche activity in the area.",Out-of-Bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1995-03-15 15:00', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 2300, 'slab_width': 75, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Marmot Peak, Jasper National Park (p. 99)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/19a864a8-ba9b-468a-8214-077572767e99/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-273,2a87e25c-b48e-410b-b96a-da5ab37551c7,1995-03-10,Blanc-Sablon,Quebec - near Labrador border,"[492435.0, 5700978.0]",UTM 21 NAD83,,QC,,1.0,2,Also evacuated 13 other houses in area,Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1995-03-10 02:00', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 90, 'slab_width': 75, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'X', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'X', 'precip': 'S4+'}",100+ km/h winds and heavy snowfall,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 82.0, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","overloading (drift snow from summit plateau), sliding layer was ""glazed frost""","[{'title': 'Blanc Sablon, South shore of Quebec, Mar 10, 1995', 'source': 'NFLD Geological Survey', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b3689390-7546-4fcb-ab57-02caca509483/march10_95.html'}, {'title': 'Blanc-Sablon, Quebec (p. 178)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/cf7c73c5-924e-4f16-98a7-ef7ff31325a8/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-274,5c5b78a0-dcc9-46d0-af90-b2e29e35e290,1995-03-05,Mount Broadview,"in Kakwa Recreation Area in BC near border with Alberta, north of McBride","[693442.0, 5983087.0]",UTM 10 NAD83,,BC,,,1,"Whole Avalanche Comment Section
-*** AVALANCHE FATALITY *** Update on snowmobiler fatality in Kakwa recreation area on March 5: Size 3 snowmobile triggered, SE to S asp, wind affected lee slope in alpine just above treeline, incl 35-40, 300m wide at crown, depth 20cm - 2m, avg 1m, density 350 kg/m3, occurred at approx 14:00. Strange avalanche: Bed sfce at crown was old MF cr (suspected to be from end December), profiles and tests at crown showed no or hard shears on this layer. Profile near toe of deposit showed thin P slab supported by a 4F layer over F snow with old remnants of SH at the base of the F layer. Explosives test beside crown had no results. Suspect that slide was triggered from bottom and that it pulled back and down to deeper instabilities. No other recent, local activity, but considerable activity 4-5 days prior in locations further west. Person was found by avalanche dog near toe of slide buried 40-100cm.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1995-03-05', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2155, 'slab_width': 250, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Broadview Mountain, Kakwa Recreation Area (p. 131)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/804b03ce-8a93-44b7-984c-531f68c7d5c0/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-275,802123f3-9faa-4b94-ad4e-03c090161429,1995-02-26,Bruce Creek,,"[554461.0, 5601170.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,sledding accident,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1995-02-26 14:50', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2440, 'slab_width': 75, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Bottom portion of large slope,"[{'title': 'Bruce Creek, Purcell Mountains (p. 130)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/e388b91c-4722-45f6-9f1c-ce9d116a38eb/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-276,fdf6cc2f-ea35-426b-96f4-eb7451ad0033,1995-02-24,Mount Cascade,Bankhead Gully (Urs Hole) on South Face,"[599003.0, 5679687.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,1.0,,2,,Ice Climbing,"[{'observation_date': '1995-02-24', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'RL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Cascade Mountain, Banff National Park (p. 161)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/de7a3cbc-d9e0-444e-8099-8c194a726213/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}, {'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b0ed6a37-f4ca-46e1-87dc-aefd818fd215/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
-277,be93eecd-bd63-48ae-8740-fcd737968204,1995-02-19,Burstall Pass,East-facing slope just east of Burstall Pass; Kananaskis Country,"[615615.0, 5623297.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,2.0,,1,"Peter Lougheed Provincial Park.  At approx 13:45 today (Feb 19) a large avalanche buried 5 people at the Burstall Pass area.  
-2250m, slab was 100m wide 50-70cm deep and ran 100m in recent storm snow. 5 caught, 3 partially buried, 2 buried, 1 fatality and 1 injured. 1 burial 60cm recovered after 20 minutes. Fatality buried 1.5m for 40 minutes. Both found by probes from another party (no beacons).",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1995-02-19 13:30', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2380, 'slab_width': 175, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': -1, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'S', 'wind_dir': 'W', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'S-1'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 20.0, 'hst': 45, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Burstall Pass, Kananaskis Country (p. 97)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/226f83a5-51f6-41fd-a3d2-018cc4eee15a/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}, {'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/06f9a9ad-7900-4d5f-af91-8ab194ce9547/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
-278,2db699ed-aef1-4b70-b754-dc7b8a220e47,1995-02-18,Raven Lake,"100km SE of Prince George, north end of Cariboos near Sugarloaf","[508138.0, 5764365.0]",UTM 10 NAD83,,BC,,1.0,2,Hikers were caught in a slide. 1 caught hiker found a partially buried companion but could not dig him out of the snow. A third person was fully burried. There was a member of the party in a nearby cabin and this person went out to find and help rescue the 2 buried people. The rescuer was caught in a slide close to the original avalanche site. He managed to survive and returned to the cabin. The trip to the highway was tough due to a storm. The outside rescue effort was hampered by weather.,Snowshoeing & Hiking,"[{'observation_date': '1995-02-18 15:30', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 1740, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}, {'observation_date': '1995-02-18', 'size': '0.5', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",major snowfall,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/5ab0e0b2-f921-4716-983c-1d2c8af3d920/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': 'Raven Lake, Cariboo Mountains (p. 158)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/d8345c9a-2905-4c85-aa55-4b0de1c90561/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-279,87c30130-82c4-45b8-9197-f25857412770,1995-02-04,Crescent Spur,50 km NW of McBride,"[657797.0, 5763520.0]",UTM 10 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1," Feb 4 at 13:15, 50km NW of McBride. Size 2.5 dry ST, 2130m E asp, crown 15-75cm, width 160m, including long flank, initial fracture on new snow/old snow interface, stepping down into old snow. Fracture line profile not available due to weather. 1 caught, buried 4m for 25 min, located by beacon & probes.",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1995-02-04 13:15', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2130, 'slab_width': 160, 'slab_thickness': 45}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'C', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'CLR', 'precip': 'Nil'}",am temp -4.0,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Crown width incl long flanks. Stab good for all elevs. Weak layer 30-40cm down failed.,"[{'title': 'Mount Ryder, near McBride, BC (p. 96)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/d93d604f-72d2-490a-9655-49a3757438f1/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-280,923dbb69-1ed9-439b-a217-24011ebe2f87,1995-01-23,Teton Peak,N of Whistler,"[None, None]",,,BC,,,1,,Control Work,"[{'observation_date': '1995-01-23', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-281,c2e5b543-e789-49b3-96b1-8a7d047f95af,1994-11-19,Crans Bowl,at Hemlock Valley Ski Area (not open yet for season),"[579024.0, 5470254.0]",UTM 10 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,"Update on avalanche fatality of Saturday Nov.19: Hemlock Valley, BC at 2:30pm: 2 Pro-patrollers out assessing snow for blasting were descending through subalp trees adjacent to bowl - overrun by avalanche from bowl. 1 Person caught and buried 2.5-3m, found with random probe after 2.5hrs.  Size 2 SSL unknown release (during storm) in subalp at 1220m on SE asp, 1F-4F warm, dense, rimed, wind-blown slab on top of 4F-F PD layer. Incl 40, vert fall 135m, HS 210cm (deep early season snpk), crwn avg 30cm, width 45m.",Control Work,"[{'observation_date': '1994-11-19 14:30', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 1220, 'slab_width': 45, 'slab_thickness': 30}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 20.0, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",1F-4F slab over 4F -F. HS 210,"[{'title': 'Hemlock Valley Ski Area, BC (p. 94)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/585df8e7-5966-49db-b68e-f91e4bd43e10/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-282,197a8d53-22d0-4728-b398-333b8a9ed49a,1994-08-31,Mount Athabasca,Silverhorn Route,"[None, None]",,,AB,1.0,1.0,1,Incident occurred during guide training/assessment. While descending group triggered a small avalanche that swept 2 people down steep slope.,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1994-08-31', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 3100, 'slab_width': 45, 'slab_thickness': 30}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",slid on facets buried August 26/27,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/ddd691f4-72c2-46b1-87ab-87cfc90334c6/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
-283,c86f3432-f807-4cb3-8b6a-cac59d122fe7,1994-05-21,Europa Lake,1850m peak S of E end of Europa Lake near Kitimat,"[541165.0, 5911362.0]",UTM 9 NAD83,,BC,,,1,Steep loose aval carried skier over cornice then started larger aval which in turn carried him over a cliff.,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1994-05-21 17:00', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Loose', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 1735, 'slab_width': 8, 'slab_thickness': 10}]","{'temp_present': 0, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': 'RV'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",samller aval carried person onto lwer slope and started aval 35cm thick,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/8799e2cb-72eb-4b8f-ae44-3b998588f262/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': 'Europa Lake, Coast Mountains (p. 92)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/9d37c24c-7793-4f49-8b96-7e36f4a531f1/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-284,a9bed1b3-4f65-487a-973a-c12bb51435ce,1994-02-22,Greely Creek,East of Revelstoke,"[425553.0, 5651462.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,,,1,unknown trigger ( Nc or Sr) started slide that over ran a landing where a second group was preparing to ski. This slide ran over a knoll and hit the first group. Some of the group were carried through trees. Some injuries. (a written note on the involvement fax indicates there was a fatatlity due to complications.,Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1994-02-22 18:40', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2100, 'slab_width': 500, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","Initial bed surface:Sh-10mm, Striated, stepping down below mixed forms layers onto rounds/PS Sev. crowns not all linked. Cornice trigger or SR from below.",[]
-285,5cb75ad9-a276-4de1-af69-b18c2f3c97f7,1994-02-13,Hasler Creek,near Chetwynd,"[565437.0, 6162041.0]",UTM 10 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,Sledder traversed into a steep slope unobserved and triggered slide.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1994-02-13', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Hasler Creek, near Chetwynd, BC (p. 129)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/bfd016e2-4a99-4198-b4a1-f87f1f8215df/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-286,a0678a3c-ab71-4166-827e-4b6e8353b081,1994-02-13,Middle Kootenay Pass,4km S of Westcastle Ski Area,"[689095.0, 5459602.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,2.0,,2,"Snowmobiler died on same slope in 1989
-Sledders had gone to an area as part of a search and rescue mission. The lost sledders were found and some of the rescuers went sledding. A group went highmarking and triggerd a slide, killing 2 people.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1994-02-13 11:40', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 1775, 'slab_width': 150, 'slab_thickness': 80}]","{'temp_present': -3, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'M', 'wind_dir': 'SW', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'S1'}",Nearby wx plot had 7cm HN on morning of accident,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Failure plane - rain saturated snow layer of 94-12-10 - wet grains turning to facets,"[{'title': 'Middle Kootenay Pass, near Pincher Creek, Alberta (p. 126)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/562ba35d-d187-4b5c-ba14-d6f7c4a72a75/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-287,29dc66fd-20ed-4c18-9015-e1beaab7972d,1994-01-05,Oscar Creek,"8 km up Oscar Creek Logging Road near Ymir, BC","[485993.0, 5689869.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,Two snowmobilers were involved.  One was partially buried and managed to dig herself out.  No self rescue equipment was available so she had to walk 8km for help.   The victim was found by RCMP dog after 5 minute search at the site.  It was 4 hours after burial and too late.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1994-01-05 17:30', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 1600, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': 45}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",RB 2 and ST-E on failure plane next day,"[{'title': 'Oscar Creek near Ymir, BC (p. 124)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/fb5246a2-7448-42eb-8c58-5a4a39369e46/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-288,82657970-5eb2-4ca5-bf62-888c6421be05,1993-11-28,Howard Douglas Basin,near Sunshine Ski Area,"[588883.0, 5659479.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,1.0,,1,"Whole Avalanche Comment Section
-:  28November1993  1330h - Banff National Park (Howard Douglas) outside Sunshine Ski Area; 2 persons skied into toe of large slope and triggered avalanche slab 75 x 75 x 1.5-2m; FL profile showed easy shear of hard slab on MF cr, N asp 35degree open slope; self rescue, one skier on sfce dug out partner who was face down in deposit and dead when dug out.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1993-11-28 13:30', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 2260, 'slab_width': 75, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': -4, 'temp_max': -1, 'temp_min': -4, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 'S', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'S-1'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Mt. Howard Douglas, Banff National Park (p. 90)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6ca3bc9f-ddcb-4cc8-9323-1ad7dddea02d/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-289,0fc8dae9-4b22-4b31-a158-9ddf7fbff177,1993-08-09,Aemmer Couloir,NE ridge of Mt Temple near Lake Louise,"[554936.0, 5689034.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,,2.0,1,,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1993-08-09 07:30', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Loose', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}","warm morning, may not have frozen at upper elevations on the mountain","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Mt. Temple, Banff National Park (p. 157)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/5a8c4f7f-ddbd-42d6-9e10-25eb00b7af6c/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}, {'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/ca9fb761-a223-4c53-bd1c-b076e4696be7/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
-290,2d2b4950-789c-4ee9-a867-73eff0d6f3b3,1993-05-24,Mount Logan,Hummingbird Ridge,"[535512.0, 6713923.0]",UTM 7 NAD83,,YT,,,1,,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1993-05-24 04:15', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': -4, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': ''}",3-4 days prev warm though bad wx rain + snow,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Trigger was large boulders from arrete,"[{'title': 'Hummingbird Ridge, Mount Logan, Yukon (p. 156)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/af326178-ab00-456d-9d3d-8f7d77ebe8e4/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-291,6ccd43c8-fe80-4530-873f-eb7db50e5b8a,1993-03-20,Slipstream,East face of Snowdome in the Columbia Icefields area,"[478722.0, 5781095.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,2.0,,3,Believed to have been avalanched off Slipstream into crevasses at base of route.,Ice Climbing,"[{'observation_date': '1993-03-20', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Snow Dome, Jasper National Park (p. 155)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/91d38107-9cbd-4526-929a-756c5178ee3f/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}, {'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/da3a2a39-da6e-401a-b3ee-a67fa374545f/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
-292,ab32369a-cae1-4801-8dae-401464c029fb,1993-03-17,Bruins Pass,Just below the pass,"[459482.0, 5683337.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,"Bruin's Pass: 03-17, 1300h+, size 2-2.5 SE asp, 2400m, two ski tourers involved, one fatality, buried 0.5m, triggered a slab release 40-50cm crown, ran on crust (fc on crust). Also skier-propagated (rescue party), slab fracture line 300-400m wide on descent.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1993-03-17 12:50', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2530, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': 45}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/96e9b7aa-47b4-42dc-a541-57045c5cd59c/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': 'Bruis Pass, Glacier National Park (p. 84)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/86f9ef81-91f0-4d6a-925d-7d27be28b83a/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-293,ef3b6070-e465-43fa-8646-6bfbb1462f16,1993-03-10,Bourne Glacier,70 km NW of Revelstoke,"[389790.0, 5685475.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,2 sledders highmarking on a slope. The first turned around at the top and triggered the slide. One sledder patially buried with his helmet showing while the other sleeder was deeply buried.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1993-03-10 15:30', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2200, 'slab_width': 20, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': -3, 'temp_min': -14, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 0.0, 'hst': 0, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Bourne Glacier, near revelstoke, BC (p. 122)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/dfebaf31-d515-463c-b7c8-5162a9ee1b4a/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-294,daeef545-33cc-4954-a06f-ad82bbf90383,1993-03-07,Mount Skookum,near Carcross,"[473268.0, 6673760.0]",UTM 8 NAD83,,YT,1.0,0.0,1,"After riding slope most of the day, one of a group of sleddedrs got stuck on the slope. He got off and in doing so triggered a slide. A rider below him rode up (and over) the triggerer and started a second slide just above the first.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1993-03-07 13:00', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': -15, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'CLR', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Windslab on DH,"[{'title': 'Mount Skookum, near carcross, Yukon (p. 121)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/d3a191d4-a447-4a02-9e60-57df6a1a384f/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-295,f11bf52d-716d-47f2-a412-853eba918107,1993-02-18,Tadousac mountains,Quebec,"[447267.0, 5336551.0]",UTM 19 NAD83,,QC,,,1,,Snowshoeing & Hiking,"[{'observation_date': '1993-02-18', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-296,cf84e378-54e0-42b8-abe7-154c34ff223b,1992-12-25,Parker Ridge,Above Hilda Creek hostel,"[491030.0, 5781058.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,,,1,,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1992-12-25 13:30', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 2200, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'S', 'wind_dir': 'W', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'S-1'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f30d32f6-f6b1-4b17-a192-40059f41edf2/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': ""Parker's Ridge, Banff National Park (p. 80)"", 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/783c1eb0-b67f-42cc-8567-6ce2a12e7e50/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-297,dda31d24-6134-46d3-a2c6-88322e08e95f,1992-12-19,outside Cypress Bowl Ski Area,Mount Strachan; NE facing bowl above Australian gully,"[485397.0, 5473037.0]",UTM 10 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,2 people skiing out of bounds were caught in a slide. 1 Managed to hold on to a tree while the second went for a longer ride and was buried. Search efforts hampered by very poor weather. Body recovered in spring.,Out-of-Bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1992-12-19', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 1370, 'slab_width': 250, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': 50, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Mt. Strachan, West Vancouver (p. 79)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/531867a1-93b4-4ed7-a712-8803ccf1a596/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-298,88f00325-f3f6-4d8b-847b-15ba59e08389,1992-12-13,Owl's Head Mountain,"on ecological reserve south of Sicamous, BC","[362648.0, 5634946.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,A pair of sledders were descending a slope when it released. They were the second pair down this particular slope.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1992-12-13 14:30', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2100, 'slab_width': 250, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'X', 'precip': 'S-1'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': ""Owl's Head Mountain, near Sicamous, BC (p. 119)"", 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/ce8f6d6f-14b2-418b-b3b5-12badd2e8ec2/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-299,5cb8f8d0-65d9-407e-98f1-32c81dd1dcd7,1992-04-22,Mount Dagon,"Monarch Icefields, SE of Bella Coola","[699054.0, 5762761.0]",UTM 9 NAD83,,BC,2.0,,2,2 people on a ski/ climbing trip.The pair ascended glacier and were hit by a slide. The trigger is unknown. Bodies were found over a month later.,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1992-04-22', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': 2620, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/01bd65bb-6231-4309-b460-45b6275b54f0/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': 'Mt. Dragon, Monarch Icefields (p. 153)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/998ec458-681b-4151-9a01-8bd85f735d7d/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-300,fcd1d651-47fd-469f-8cc8-23ff82324ae9,1992-02-26,Silk Tassel,Ice climb near Field,"[538181.0, 5694442.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,,,1,,Ice Climbing,"[{'observation_date': '1992-02-26 12:30', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Loose', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': 1680, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': 8, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'C', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'CLR', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Silk Tassel, Yoho National Park (p. 151)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/65e31c01-d265-452c-8fae-52a3b26eba12/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}, {'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/91b02df2-1673-4d89-9fb9-5a91788d6e9a/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
-301,91a04e66-b383-401c-b2a5-f917046a881a,1992-01-03,Mount Thornhill,Just SE of Terrace city limits,"[536826.0, 6037056.0]",UTM 9 NAD83,,BC,2.0,,2,"Whole Avalanche Comment Section
-Copper Mt; 16:00 today, party of snowmobilers involved in aval; 2 missing; 6 remaining probed with branches, then went for help when unsuccessful; Terrace Highways personelle called in 18:00; RCMP dog handler called in; no info on type of failure, sliding layer, etc can be expected until daylight tomorrow.
-IS THISTHE RIGHT INFO FOR THIS SLIDE?",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1992-01-03 15:15', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 1455, 'slab_width': 400, 'slab_thickness': 115}]","{'temp_present': -3, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'S', 'wind_dir': 'SW', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Thornhill Mountain near Terrace, BC (p. 116)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/3c641aba-a18c-49b8-8eaf-0f161ab5bed9/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-302,f638b405-6f7a-4bb6-9c20-2038e2245fcb,1991-11-27,Twin Falls, on Hudsons Bay Mtn near Smithers; Frozen waterfall 200m high draining Hudsons Bay Glacier,"[618235.0, 6071841.0]",UTM 9 NAD83,,BC,,4.0,1,"Training exercise for PEP volunteers. Na avalanche hit 6 climbers while on descent, 3 avalanches in total 2nd one was biggest and did most of the damage.",Ice Climbing,"[{'observation_date': '1991-11-27 17:20', 'size': '1.0', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': -1, 'temp_min': -6, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': 'Nil'}",Wind high was strong from south,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 0.0, 'hst': 0, 'hst_reset': ''}",Fracture line could not be found - likely out of steep easterly slopes above accident site 200-1200m higher,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a29c51e8-e44a-42c0-a513-39b4b39ce2bf/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': 'Twin Falls, near Smithers, BC (p. 149)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/48e168c7-9653-4dd4-b3ba-b22ad23fea30/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-303,0f488d29-d612-4c72-84f1-e349dda98c10,1991-04-09,outside Blackcomb Ski Area,East Col of Blackcomb Glacier on route to Spearhead Glacier,"[509918.0, 5549741.0]",UTM 10 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,,Out-of-Bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1991-04-09 13:20', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': 2300, 'slab_width': 50, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': -8, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'M', 'wind_dir': 'SE', 'sky': 'BKN', 'precip': 'S-1'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",crust/ice layer is bed surface,"[{'title': 'East Col of Blackcomb Glacier (p. 77)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/bca90eec-bb3a-43a3-8885-030ed07c2b3a/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-304,d03c6f49-7c90-473c-a582-b3a2f845dac6,1991-03-12,Bugaboos Creek,,"[522514.0, 5617615.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,2350.0,BC,6.0,1.0,9,"The first group was at the bottom of a slope when a second group of heliskiers entered the top of the slope. As they skied down, the slope settled and a large avalanche buried most of the second group.
-
-10 caught, 3 partly buried, 6 completely buried. First 3 on coroners list are assumed to be partly buried. Bodies recovered 40-100 minutes after avalanche.",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1991-03-12 16:00', 'size': '3.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': 2350, 'slab_width': 90, 'slab_thickness': 115}]","{'temp_present': -14, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 'SW', 'sky': 'BKN', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-305,9eb3d127-9963-4e10-87b6-b75f2e0c5b00,1991-02-05,Riviere-Malbaie,Charlevoix; Quebec,"[413763.0, None]",UTM Unknown Unknown,,QC,,,1,"kids playing on slope. Adeptes du toboggan : deux enfants complètement ensevelis, un 3e partiellement",Other Recreational,"[{'observation_date': '1991-02-05', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 30, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-306,f9d34d18-9393-421b-8de7-4136bbb5f2c7,1991-01-20,Rummel Col,Above Rummel Lake in Kananaskis Country,"[618940.0, 5632272.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,1.0,,1,,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1991-01-20 14:20', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': 2408, 'slab_width': 115, 'slab_thickness': 80}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",deposit depth up to 3m,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/8760c6ca-82ca-4752-9bb9-30744000c94c/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': 'Rummel Col, Peter Lougheed Provincial Park (p. 73)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/23b895ba-1e42-4c80-8093-6df258fc4a16/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-307,ec175bbf-9030-4ca5-8142-11345ec78eb1,1990-02-22,Hartly Creek,Near Golden,"[643864.0, 5490492.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,,Snowshoeing & Hiking,"[{'observation_date': '1990-02-22 13:00', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Area was terrain trap,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/721650f8-6642-42be-9ca2-adcb9c392f4b/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': 'Hartly Creek, near Golden, BC (p. 145)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/3af90779-ae7f-4603-945f-b42cf21aaaae/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-308,25e05336-ad33-4d18-9f82-44170441e955,1990-02-11,Healy Creek,Second avy slope; near Banff,"[581843.0, 5661587.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,4.0,,4,4 day search for 4 skiers buried by a large avalanche while eating lunch in a forested area adjacent to slide path,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1990-02-11 12:15', 'size': '3.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Nc', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2350, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': -5, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 'S', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'S2'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 29.0, 'hst': 76, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Healy Creek Trail, Banff National Park (p. 70)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/d9f6b4c8-9d7c-46fb-b18d-a6f223b5f26f/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}, {'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f4ac1575-94aa-4456-b3cc-ce9ef218179d/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
-309,ed7a9899-1673-49fb-a562-ca941517dd99,1990-01-30,Kokanee Glacier Park,"Headwaters of Nutla Creek, NNW of Battleship","[486955.0, 5511952.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,2.0,,2,Group of 2 went for a ski near the hut. They were covered in a slide and found hours later.,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1990-01-30 12:00', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': 2200, 'slab_width': 350, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'S-1'}",additional Wx from Whitewater,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",deposit up to 4m deep,"[{'title': 'Battleship Mountain, Kokanee Glacier Park (p. 69)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/5d7db723-70bb-4b75-a9a1-035207ea7d69/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}, {'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/ed4bf5bb-3715-46b9-b5b2-e50fad0ef028/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
-310,a27a797e-cbbe-450d-8a7b-ca0df84d3ae9,1990-01-28,Sand Creek,8.5 km NNW of Fernie Snow Valley Main Study Plot,"[631756.0, 5482399.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,,1.0,1,,Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1990-01-28 13:00', 'size': '3.0', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 1830, 'slab_width': 80, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': -8, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'S1'}",Additional wx data available from Fernie Snow Valley Main Study Plot,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Sand Creek, Souther Rockies (p. 66)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/8f2ae84c-6231-4214-a4c9-b0b93a2b80af/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-311,19e23d7b-f338-4a37-ab67-03372be86539,1990-01-06,outside Sunshine Ski Area,Wawa Bowl,"[583943.0, 5661621.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,1.0,,1,,Out-of-Bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1990-01-06 17:30', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2400, 'slab_width': 30, 'slab_thickness': 70}]","{'temp_present': -6, 'temp_max': -4, 'temp_min': -7, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'M', 'wind_dir': 'SW', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 10.0, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Wawa Bowl, Banff National Park (p. 64)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6696603c-c3b6-496e-8eb0-e3c862f4ed09/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-312,f60b6cb2-3882-40db-a1eb-75b1117fdd3e,1989-03-15,outside Whistler Mountain Ski Area,Flute Mountain,"[503485.0, 5544174.0]",UTM 10 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,1.0,,1,2 skiers jumped a cornice simutaneously and triggered a slide that engulfed the photographer below.,Out-of-Bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1989-03-15', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 250, 'slab_thickness': 135}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Flute Mountain, near Whistler, BC (p. 63)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/ed3269dc-43b6-4094-8882-b276769b7870/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-313,99d2fbb4-87c3-417d-a2ff-ed95fae9c541,1989-03-15,"Bella Vista, Monashees",Run: Bella Vista,"[385655.0, 5748985.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,2.0,,1,,Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1989-03-15 11:27', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': 2190, 'slab_width': 120, 'slab_thickness': 90}]","{'temp_present': -10, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 'NW', 'sky': 'BKN', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","HS varied from 380 to 130cm, crown varied from 50-120cm","[{'title': 'Bella Vista, Monashee Mountains (p. 60)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/1391ce97-ded9-4a83-8669-714edaf1e6fa/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-314,a596b618-4d30-4df8-8e5e-dc04d5c63be3,1989-01-28,Telegraph Creek,slope above west part of town,"[371869.0, 6419605.0]",UTM 9 NAD83,,BC,,,1,"Good article in The Province, Jan. 29, 1989",Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1989-01-28 14:00', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 300, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': 3, 'temp_max': 3, 'temp_min': 0, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': 'RS'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Telegraph Creek, Coast Mountains, BC (p. 171)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f29849b0-655f-4de0-aa55-449abfd85192/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-315,4cd517d6-053f-49bb-8028-f9bf27dfcfbe,1989-01-04,Middle Kootenay Pass,S of Westcastle Ski Area,"[689095.0, 5459602.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,1.0,,1,sledders climbing slope,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1989-01-04 12:47', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 1770, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Middle Kootenay Pass, near Pincher Creek, Alberta (p. 115)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/c82219c1-5383-458b-a742-0bef9db932ed/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-316,43c38127-6499-4ba5-9d54-0fe93d3e9aa5,1989-01-02,outside Blackcomb Ski Area,Christmas Chute,"[517823.0, 5538644.0]",UTM 10 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,,Out-of-Bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1989-01-02 11:00', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2290, 'slab_width': 100, 'slab_thickness': 75}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}","60 cm in previous 3 days, strong winds from NNW and SSW. May class 2 and 3 slides on Dec. 31.","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': 60, 'hst_reset': ''}",ran on thin crust/ice lens. Very easy shear in 3 shovel tests,"[{'title': 'Garibaldi Provincial Park (p. 58)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/142490c2-13c4-4a2c-b1aa-63ba1f444c05/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-317,6778ae7a-7482-4d97-bff8-c8ed0ee3d474,1988-12-28,Extra Light Ice Climb,"near Field, Yoho Park","[537485.0, 5694437.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,,Ice Climbing,"[{'observation_date': '1988-12-28 14:00', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/ddf6b3fa-bca2-4f4d-aa30-16f1a24577b7/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': 'Extra Light, Yoho National Park (p. 145)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/05e54bba-41e3-40c4-80e5-d99132fc954c/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-318,af896fc2-f98e-4dab-8a56-783a5e6db30b,1988-04-03,outside Whitetooth Ski Area,1 km NE ski area; near Golden,"[494075.0, 5434119.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,3 skiers left ski area. While descending they came upon a cliff band. The first skier who dropped the cliff started a slide and was buried. The other 2 skiers left the site and went for help. The buried skier was found later by an avalanche resuce dog..,Out-of-Bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1988-04-03 16:10', 'size': '2.0', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 1550, 'slab_width': 38, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Whitetooth Mountain, near Golder, BC (p. 57)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/27832fcc-e9f6-441b-ab86-684c2986f668/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-319,65d47fd5-a4da-4d68-9cbc-99f57893b07f,1988-03-22,Sale Mountain,"near La Forme Creek, Selkirks","[425047.0, 5848368.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,2.0,,1,This avalanche followed one 10 minutes earlier - see that case for info on first avalanche,Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1988-03-22 12:45', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2100, 'slab_width': 120, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': -3, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 'SW', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'Nil'}",Additional Wx Obs available from Fidelity wx,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 10.0, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",This aval followed one 10 min earlier,"[{'title': 'Sale Mountain, Selkirks (p. 54)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/31ab3b4a-78e1-4203-bad0-2c97dfedc798/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-320,f1210e8a-c3f8-49a3-9b73-779a069e047c,1988-02-20,Fossil Mountain,"South side of Fossil Mountain, near Lake Louise Ski Area","[565863.0, 5705848.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,1.0,,2,"Overdue group found high on Fossil Mtn. Group was climbing at time, having stashed skis on slope.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1988-02-20 11:30', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': 2895, 'slab_width': 30, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': 0, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'S', 'wind_dir': 'W', 'sky': 'CLR', 'precip': 'Nil'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': 0, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Fossil Mountain, Banff National Park (p. 143)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/556841f1-35c6-4e1f-a49c-0424622513bb/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}, {'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/3ed96824-b4aa-4081-9a88-a401087f3f8b/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
-321,abe928a4-c18d-47d6-969c-4a304048f7fb,1988-02-13,Shawinigan,Young girls playing on hill near Shawinigan,"[672523.0, 5157622.0]",UTM 18 NAD83,,QC,2.0,1.0,1,"2 Girl Guides playing on snow covered sand hill when slide triggered. Crazy carpet. Deux fillettes de 13 ans enfouies sous 1,75 m de neige pendant près de deux heures.",Other Recreational,"[{'observation_date': '1988-02-13', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 4, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': ' Shawinigan, Quebec (p. 143)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/abd00b0e-2d03-4952-a674-b69da2667e3e/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-322,aaf84bc1-38ea-4835-9509-206fd5b271ef,1988-02-07,Crowfoot Pass,"1 km north of Crowfoot pass, just below treeline","[541468.0, 5717824.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,1.0,,1,,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1988-02-07 13:20', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 2255, 'slab_width': 80, 'slab_thickness': 40}]","{'temp_present': -5, 'temp_max': -4, 'temp_min': -9, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'M', 'wind_dir': 'W', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'S-1'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': 0.0, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/03388adf-3053-448a-a6e9-504eea70f05c/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': 'Crowfoot Pass, Banff National Park (p. 51)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/d17252c4-19ab-4800-ab63-f26902c83043/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-323,299b39a0-b8f9-43a9-b187-56244aecc732,1988-01-17,Standfast Creek,1988,"[438049.0, 5640176.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,,,1,Tail guide triggered slide while bringing skiers back to main group.,Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1988-01-17 13:10', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 1610, 'slab_width': 40, 'slab_thickness': 75}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Standfast Creek, Selkirk Mountains (p. 49)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/446a96d7-604f-465e-8963-4a8b0f50e0c9/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-324,42e09918-4dda-47e0-ae36-384d4e062000,1987-08-01,Mount Robson,Below the Kain face,"[356003.0, 5886660.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,,1.0,1,hit while descending during a storm,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1987-08-01 09:00', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 3000, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'S', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}","high winds, blowing snow, poor visibility","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Mt. Robson, Mt. Robson Provincial Park (p. 142)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/8575f8db-0fdf-42b7-8d81-afbd1466c184/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-325,271be205-0fbd-408e-87ea-f07f81ce8ed5,1987-06-14,Mount Bryce,East flank of NE ridge,"[478661.0, 5766636.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,2.0,,3,4 members of British Armed Forces were caught after a cornice collapse triggered a slide.,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1987-06-14 20:30', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Nc', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2850, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Mt. Bryce, Jasper National Park (p. 141)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/249a36b3-6ced-4ac4-9037-1072dea4c4cb/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}, {'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/768c5368-cc74-4624-a666-121ca45a184c/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': 'Newspaper report', 'source': None, 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a475130b-6308-43ab-a16a-1425de25c0c8/'}]"
-326,c1c9a34e-c845-4f38-918a-84442499c04e,1987-05-29,Bow Summit,; near old lookou,"[534475.0, 5727782.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,,,1,"Skiers hiked above the lower angle slopes of a ridge at Bow Summit. While one person took a photograph, the other skier started down a slope, triggered a slide and was carried down the slope.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1987-05-29 16:15', 'size': '2.0', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 6, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f89b484f-2f7e-45e3-ad5d-4dcab5cca9d6/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': 'Bow Summit, Banff National Park (p.47)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/3c501b11-a3f2-4971-879c-97c127d2c56d/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-327,6dd3efd5-ef13-4af5-b9a2-8c09f2ac9110,1987-03-23,Thunder River Drainage,"Mike's Warmup in Thunder River Drainage 15 km NNE from Blue River, BC","[339496.0, 5791438.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,7.0,,7,Guided group at top of run. Guide digging pit when slide happened.,Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1987-03-23 12:30', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 2250, 'slab_width': 340, 'slab_thickness': 70}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",no profile on file,"[{'title': 'Thunder River, Cariboo Mountains (p. 46)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/4e427021-02f8-4f37-952a-196715f35f32/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-328,c6376a3e-b633-4261-a8b0-677eff0a8426,1986-08-28,Mount Baker,East Face - Wapta Icefield,"[None, None]",,,AB,2.0,,2,,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1986-08-28 15:00', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Loose', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",14degree C during the afternoon of the event,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/86de7028-1045-4153-8668-276a76f04eeb/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}]"
-329,9a0ee09c-dab9-4d5d-b75c-5b8bfae45087,1986-07-05,Temple Mt,,"[None, None]",,,AB,,,2,Climbing accident. Natural icefall swept climbers down face.,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1986-07-05', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Ni', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': 3000, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-330,729fe414-c451-43c7-98c8-f71bf5eadeec,1986-03-29,Clemina Creek,near Valemount,"[357562.0, 5825390.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,5.0,,4,,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1986-03-29', 'size': '3.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2050, 'slab_width': 1000, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': 'W', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': 45, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Clemina Creek, Monashee Mountains (p. 112)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/93dd7aa6-1263-4ffb-964e-fde884167693/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-331,b893988b-fefb-4ea8-bddd-bfb5d3433949,1986-02-17,Coquihalla Lake,"200 m above highway, 2km SW of Coquihalla Lakes","[644337.0, 5499398.0]",UTM 10 NAD83,,BC,2.0,,1,"Two off duty highway workers went skiing. They triggered a slide, burying themselves. 1 dug himself out, tried to find partner and returned to the highway for help.",Snowshoeing & Hiking,"[{'observation_date': '1986-02-17 13:30', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 1345, 'slab_width': 105, 'slab_thickness': 50}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","60cm deposited from storm lasting from feb 15,16,17","[{'title': 'Coquihalla Lakes, Cascade Mountains, BC (p. 40)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/c87db17c-ebe6-41ff-8c90-bb9029df22e5/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-332,74ebe1cb-f36a-4eac-83d7-2606bee39f3c,1986-02-07,Curling,"the site of the Bay of Islands War Memorial, Monument Hill, Curling near Corner Brook","[429500.0, 5422600.0]",UTM 21 NAD83,,NL,1.0,0.0,1,,Other Recreational,"[{'observation_date': '1986-02-07', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Curling, Feb 7, 1986', 'source': 'NFLD Geological Survey', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b783abb7-8adf-4a34-b69c-0713f9dd74b1/feb7_86.html'}]"
-333,f7179aa1-e802-4e01-9f64-985e36ae3565,1986-02-04,Nakusp,"Selkirk Mountains 19 km east of Nakusp, BC","[428623.0, 5566896.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,2.0,,2,,Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1986-02-04 14:40', 'size': '3.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 95, 'slab_thickness': 75}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Selkirk Mountains, Nakusp, BC (p. 38)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/66367b7d-c7c1-4bce-8cbc-a249dc6d2cd2/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-334,a43c08c1-7bd6-4f26-b551-e3ba3a4e3bdc,1986-01-25,Mount White Queen,"1 km north of Whitewater ski area, 21 km SE of Nelson","[490496.0, 5477480.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,1.0,,1,"Avalanche hazard posted as being high in the ski area. Explosive control in the area audible from accident site.
-
-There is also a report of the victim being partially buried with just his leg above snow",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1986-01-25 15:40', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 2130, 'slab_width': 20, 'slab_thickness': 75}]","{'temp_present': 0, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': 'SCT', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': 23, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/4a926b03-5b12-4e56-a561-051f457bb70d/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': 'White Queen Mountain, Nelson, BC (p. 35)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/aaf5be1c-53b6-4a8a-b64a-efd710e57f7d/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-335,985b318f-131e-47bb-a80b-8e86e0f3bc39,1985-03-03,Montange Blanche,"Charlevoix Mountains, Quebec","[624024.0, 5718071.0]",UTM 19 NAD83,,QC,1.0,,1,Un skieur hors-piste,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1985-03-03 15:15', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': 500, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': -20, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'S', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Montagne Blanche, Quebec (p. 34)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/23b8862e-7280-4cf9-9851-6971012ccf77/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-336,cbfd4018-8ec4-4be7-b612-b96af2fd8f4c,1985-03-02,Mount Erris,"southwest  slope of Mt Erris, 4 km south of North Fork pass, 22 km SE of Elkford","[666599.0, 5527860.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,,,1,Snowmobile group traversing a lee (loaded) gully feature. 2 sleds caught in slide.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1985-03-02 11:15', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 2300, 'slab_width': 20, 'slab_thickness': 30}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Mt. Erris, near Elkford, BC (p. 109)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/21ad73d4-82b9-4f8c-980c-633c8201b145/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-337,596fe7d6-80db-4397-8e79-54a9e53ce8d7,1985-02-23,Onion Mountain,"near Smithers, BC","[639112.0, 6083574.0]",UTM 9 NAD83,,BC,,,1,Sledder travelling at high speed up slope and hit a descending avalanche. He died after sustaining severe injuries.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1985-02-23 23:55', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 350, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': 'S2'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Onion Mountain, near Smithers, BC (p. 109)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/cd751527-35dd-4e9a-99e7-e40ab68c8515/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-338,f775d2ef-e312-47d2-87dd-7eea4aabf225,1985-02-18,Mount Duffy (Parbury),6 km NE of Blue River in Monashee Mountains,"[352167.0, 5781026.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,2.0,,2,"Victims did not space out while traversing slope, as instructed by guide.",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1985-02-18 15:50', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Loose', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': 2200, 'slab_width': 35, 'slab_thickness': 30}]","{'temp_present': -9, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 'S', 'sky': 'OVC', 'precip': 'S-1'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': 20, 'hst_reset': ''}",subsequent storms prevented detailed observation of avalanche & snowpack,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/3d0b367a-cd47-4018-9615-1ef145244ec3/AlpineClubOfCanadaWriteup.pdf'}, {'title': 'Mt. Duffy, Monashee Mountains (p.33)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/0a3b4467-0f2d-48d5-aee9-266baa2bdbb2/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-339,59950f26-5e19-4317-ada2-6319165ceb4d,1984-12-29,Mount Neptune,near Rossland,"[437305.0, 5453370.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,BC,2.0,,2,,Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1984-12-29 10:00', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2080, 'slab_width': 65, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Fracture line connected granite slabs that formed shallow snowpack areas (facetted),"[{'title': 'Mount Neptune near Rossland (p. 30)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a8b22827-d579-4164-b1b2-2a71ec86a3a0/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-340,8eb1b4e5-5f46-4ce9-8a81-0543fab8fe66,1984-12-27,outside Sunshine Ski Area,Wawa Bowl,"[583943.0, 5661621.0]",UTM 11 NAD83,,AB,1.0,,1,"2 patrollers on their time off. On their second run down, slope released (partway down slope) after skier fell a second time on the slope.",Out-of-Bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1984-12-27 12:30', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2520, 'slab_width': 130, 'slab_thickness': 120}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Max thickness 2.5 m,"[{'title': 'Wawa Bowl, Banff National Park (p. 27)', 'source': 'Jamieson and Geldsetzer (1996): Avalanche Accidents in Canada Volume 4: 1984-1996', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/e74e60e9-94b9-4dd9-9958-c90fe3df132f/AvalancheAccidentsV4.pdf'}]"
-341,a6f7c2a7-24b8-41c2-9341-99edcf779528,1984-04-01,Deltaform Mtn,Super Couloir Route,"[None, None]",,,BC,,1.0,1,Avalanche caught ice climbers on Super Couloir on Mt. Deltaform and swept them down mountain.,Ice Climbing,"[{'observation_date': '1984-04-01 09:00', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Nc', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'ACC Accident Write-up', 'source': 'Alpine Club of Canada Accident DB', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b80fba6d-48ca-40ff-bac9-ab8b752cdee1/AlpineClubOfCanada_Writeup.pdf'}]"
-342,9bb14ae4-2c83-4156-baf5-33ca4831c275,1984-02-11,Redfern Lake,BC,"[445842.0, 6356706.0]",UTM 10V NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,2,"Five snowmobilers left a trapper's cabin for an outing in the mountains.  By noon they had driven 40km and were resting below a large knoll.  One member of the party left for some exploring and later a friend followed him around and above the hill.  The three men still sitting below the outcrop heard a sound like an explosion and seconds later saw one rider coming full speed down the gully, slightly ahead of an avalanche cloud.  The avalanche overtook him and he disappeared from sight.  The knoll split the avalanche in two, protecting the three men.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1984-02-11 12:00', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 400, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Two snowmobiler killed (p. 134)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6b4ce280-3701-448b-8b30-191b64be2170/'}]"
-343,b3effa04-04e3-44b1-a512-ca077f41e38d,1984-01-29,Flathead Pass,5km west of Continental divide,"[669116.0, 5480100.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,2.0,1,"Three snowmobilers on a day trip in the Barnes Lake area had driven their machines up and down the slope of an avlanche path.  While two of them were adjusting their machines in the run-out zone, the third made another run back up the track.  On his way back down (two thirds of the way up the path), an avalanche released above him and carried him down, partially burying him.  One of the riders in the runout had removed one of his spark plugs and was crouched behind his machine, the other tried to move to the side on his machine but both were overrun by the avalanche.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1984-01-29 14:00', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2160, 'slab_width': 350, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One snowmobiler killed, two injured (p. 131)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/96b8f648-573d-49b7-9be6-a2f30609ba0e/'}]"
-344,e72e0737-6e20-4666-a7e2-e23948f4abc2,1984-01-07,Quartz Creek,near Golden,"[480283.0, 5692493.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,"Two snowmobilers heading up valley, first rider about 1km ahead of his partner.  Turned back to find his partner's snowmobile upside down in fresh avalanche debris.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1984-01-07 08:30', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 150, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One snowmobiler killed (p. 127)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/ab67d285-feff-4dad-a334-0b88052c31ae/'}]"
-345,22f598ea-44b3-4979-9f67-1fdaa3a505c0,1983-09-18,Mount Charlton,,"[466149.0, 5829747.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,1.0,1,Three mountaineers attempting to climb Mt Charlton via a couloir with a NE aspect.  They had climbed to approximately 3030m when decided to retreat.  Cutting steep diagonal traverses to minimize releasing slabs the lead climber triggered an avalanche that pulled them down (all roped together).  The lead climber was carried into a bergschrund where he was buried deeply.,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1983-09-18 12:00', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': 30}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One mountain climber killed, one injured (p. 122)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/38f147bc-a38c-469a-8c5e-fee8f55e3a8f/'}]"
-346,9229b7c2-1289-49e3-ad63-2adc8fabfb1b,1983-07-03,3-3.5 Couloir,Base of 3-3.5 couloir; Moraine Lake,"[555773.0, 5683491.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,,1,Solo climber found partially buried in wet snow at the base of Mt Bowlen.  The solo climber could have been engulfed by an avalanche or might have started one himself. It was evident that he had suffered fatal injuries during the fall.,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1983-07-03', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One mountain climber killed (p. 121)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/4aedac9c-f0b2-4fbc-bf9a-9917e8b0cabb/'}]"
-347,a316f359-afdc-48bd-8d36-6c0681ce788a,1983-02-13,Tent Ridge,Grizzly basin; Kananaskis Country,"[613844.0, 5632537.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,,1,"Two guides and five clients heliskiing.  First guide down slope probing snowpack, when turning to ski down he triggered an avalanche above him, this carried him into a gully where he was buried.  No others caught.",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1983-02-13 12:15', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2395, 'slab_width': 30, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One skier killed (p. 115)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/83c789a7-48c7-4666-a72c-bd6d8ccfc12a/'}]"
-348,f133ffb0-28fd-460a-84ef-8f208f32956b,1983-01-08,Apex Alpine Area,near Penticton,"[289390.0, 5470410.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,1.0,1,"Skiing at ski resort.  One skier released an avalanche above and around him.  He tried to out ski it but was engulfed and tossed against trees.  Came to a stop against a large pine tree, unconcious and partially buried.  He started to dig himself out and called for help.  Another skier hearing his cries alerted the ski patrol.  Ski patrol searched the area and found another victim upslope.  No party size given as these seemed to be independent skiers on the same run.",Lift Skiing Open,"[{'observation_date': '1983-01-08 10:45', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': 1930, 'slab_width': 23, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': 1, 'temp_min': -7, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': 'L', 'wind_dir': 'W', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': 130, 'hn24': 28.0, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Snowfall ended at 0600 on January 8.  At the time of the accident the sky was clear and the temperature was estimated at -4C.,"[{'title': 'One skier killed (p. 112)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/0d7994cf-3497-4492-b673-d0c0cb337785/'}]"
-349,9f143935-1efb-4275-96b9-e2a91d9905eb,1982-11-27,Mount Sheer,"near Britannia Beach, BC","[495184.0, 5496014.0]",UTM 10 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,1.0,,1,Conflicting data: Party of seven but the account only describes how four party members were partially buried with two being completely buried.  Assumed that the 7th was not involved.,Snowshoeing & Hiking,"[{'observation_date': '1982-11-27', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 1600, 'slab_width': 10, 'slab_thickness': 40}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","On the evening of the 25th November and in the morning of Nov 27th 30-40cm of snow had accumulated, probably with a weak bond to the old snow surface.  During the daytime hours of Nov 27 the snowfall was light, adding only a few cm's, but it became heavier in the afternoon and continued for three days.  By 30 November the storm had deposited 80-100cm of snow.  The temperature was initially low, but it gradually rose during the storm.  On November 27 the freezing level was at 1200m rising later to about 1500m.  The wind was light from the south.","[{'title': 'One hiker killed (p. 109)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/d8505411-4fcf-4568-ada4-643907cf91fa/'}]"
-350,75d412cf-b1e3-4a3f-98b5-99218c46b577,1982-11-01,Lower Lefroy and Victoria Glaciers,"Lake Louise, AB","[551051.0, 5690856.0]",UTM 11 NAD27,,AB,,,1,"Date estimated.  Body was found June 25, 1983.  Estimated to have gone missing sometime in November before snow depth necessitated the use of skis or snowshoes (victim just had hiking boots on).  Circumstantial evidence suggests that the victim was trying to ascend a short cliff band when he triggered a slab that carried him over the cliff to the toe of the talus slope.  He probably unclippeed from the rope and buried pack and attempted to return to Lake Louise. While traversing the toe of a steep moraine he apparently triggered a second avalanche above him that buried him in a V-shaped terrain trap.",Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1982-11-01', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}, {'observation_date': '1982-11-01', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One mountain climber killed (p. 108)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/2d0b0a98-4220-49c4-a80a-20961d512696/'}]"
-351,ddd4fa01-e260-457b-806f-a82bbaf8eba6,1982-08-22,Mount Kitchener,Grand Central Couloir,"[477227.0, 5785190.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,,1,"Cimbers descending couloir to wait for better conditions.  Upper climber clearing snow balled in his crampons and heard avalanche coming down couloir.  Upper climber reached a safe location on a ledge, lower climber was carried 60m down over icefall and partially buried.  When the avalanche stopped they established voice contact, but a second avalanche followed almost immediately and the safe survivor lost contact with his companion.  After climbing down around the icefall the survivor located the victims pack in the bergschrund.  He dug down and uncovered the victims head and shoulders but found no signs of life.",Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1982-08-22 20:00', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One mountain climber killed (p. 107)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/be560997-e61b-44f2-96bf-f43fc803cde0/'}]"
-352,ed5760eb-ff9d-40a5-93d0-5bb512f96a7c,1982-08-20,Mount Robson,West Bowl,"[356111.0, 5887409.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,2,"Victims had descended the west face of Mt Robson by rappel, using a 9mm rope, and were hit by an avalanche at about the 3000m elevation.  The lead climber seems to have set an anchor when the upper climber was hit.  The rope appeared to hang up on a rock between the two and when the upper climber tied into his harness, it failed and he was carried down to approximately 2280m, half way down the snow fan below the bowl.  The other climber was found above tied into the rope, but had sustained fatal head injuries from falling rock.",Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1982-08-20', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': 3000, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Two mountain climbers killed (p. 106)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/3c23954a-13b1-4806-baef-3526602019af/'}]"
-353,532fb91b-a715-44e6-ba28-a37d5c2d139c,1982-08-19,Crescent Glacier,,"[515285.0, 5622047.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,Rockfall from high on the east face of Bugaboo spire initiated an avalanche on the slope below.  The avalanche stopped 500m lower on the Crescent Glacier.,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1982-08-19 17:00', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Nr', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One mountain climber killed (p. 105)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/cbd6d211-8a7f-4128-949d-638b3853e4b7/'}]"
-354,fe683540-3855-45e0-9fb1-e5575e481440,1982-06-11,Mount Logan,North Ridge,"[535559.0, 6722124.0]",UTM 7V NAD27 (assumed),,YT,,,3,"Group of seven climbers attempting an unclimbed ridge of Mt Logan.  At 1100 on June 11 their camp (at 4730m) was struck by an avalanche.  Two members of the party, who were outside their tents when the avalanche struck, were swept about 60m below the camp.  They were able to climb back to the campsite and dig out two other members of the party.  The four then dug for the remaining climbers, using their hands and whatever tools were available.  After another two hours they discovered the body of one of the missing three climbers but found no air pockets or signs of life. Remaining party decided to see to their own survival as it was storming and they needed shelter.",Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1982-06-11', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': 4730, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'three climbers killed (p. 104)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/8e06b798-7c19-4a19-b48f-13948e565fc4/'}]"
-355,2c0f6e34-84bc-400d-b4a1-10d2654d666c,1982-02-22,Marmot Basin Ski Area,,"[424687.0, 5848753.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,1.0,1,"Five skiers left ski-area boundary Intending to ski the other side of the mountain.  At 1215 they triggered a local slump that spread uphill.  They waited but saw no avalanche and decided to enter the gully.  The first person down had stopped to take pictures of his friends when the uppermost skier heard and saw the area 300m above him fracture and called a warning.  The top three skiers were able to reach the side and hang on to trees as the avalanche went by, but one who had fallen before the warning, as well as the photographer, were quickly engulfed and carried down.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1982-02-22 12:30', 'size': '4.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 300, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Strong loading of the lee slopes in the upper part of Marmot Basin and deep unstable snow layers.,"[{'title': 'One skier killed, one injured (p. 101)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/2e6e6870-e619-4e88-8e5c-68f913928a34/'}]"
-356,61116a24-11b1-4b2d-9659-65417e13f34f,1982-02-05,Polar Circus,Cirrus Mt,"[501140.0, 5779576.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,,1,"Solo climber left the Cirrus Mtn campground in the morning of Feb 5 for an ascent of the Polar Circus ice route.  At approximately 1500, the climber's friends noticed a fresh avalanche arross the route of the solo climber.  When they returned to the trail head in the evening they found his car still there.",Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1982-02-05', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One mountain climber killed (p. 100)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/c80fd672-adca-46d8-ba6c-06b31659536a/'}]"
-357,15a3fe06-71f7-4637-8f5e-0ea3874e89b2,1982-01-18,CMH Bugaboos,Ski run 69,"[527071.0, 5616535.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,2,"A guide and ten clients landed at the top of their run ""69"".  The guide descended to a small ridge in the center of the slope intending to reassemble his group there.  As he was walking up the ridge however, he looked back and saw an avalanche breaking above the group.  Seven clients had reached the outcrop, but three were still below in a shallow gully on the left.  The guide's warning shout alerted the three, and two of them managed to reach the ridge.  Meanwhile five of the seven already on the ridge panicked and skied down into the gully on the right.  The avalanche being larger than expected overshot the ridge so that the five persons there were tumbled in the air and moved a short distance, but they remained on the surface.  The skiers in the two gullies were engulfed by deeper snow.",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1982-01-18 14:45', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': 2580, 'slab_width': 400, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Bed surface consisted of FC and new snow with sector-like brnches.  This layer was probably at the snow surface during the very cold weather three weeks prior to  the avalanche as was subsequently covered by new snow between 7 and 18 January.,"[{'title': 'Two skiers killed (p. 95)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a83736f8-00a7-4b17-9645-6364c7c7d7aa/'}]"
-358,e70aed5d-f69b-41c8-8ad6-8a7d1743a435,1982-01-12,Terrace,"Terrace BC, Railway mile 43.5","[470680.0, 6011431.0]",UTM 9 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,"Workers clearing old avalanche debris when second avalanche hit.  Watchman shouted and everyone tried to take cover.  Four men and four vehicles were caught.  The powder component of the avalanche blew two men across the adjacent highway to the river ice.  A third man was thrown across the highway only and remained on the surface.  The fourth was flung under a 3/4 ton truck, which was also displaced and partially buried by the by the avalanche.",At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1982-01-12', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': 1020, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One workman killed (p.87)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/19a85309-2557-485a-a92d-184c984c94f3/'}]"
-359,6149a02f-8759-48ec-96eb-001d1e6a0bd7,1981-04-02,Mount Stephen,,"[500000.0, 5629438.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,2,"Two mountaineers intending to climb Mt Stephen over the avalanche path below the Stephen Glacier and to descend via the West ridge.  While ascending, climbers triggered an avalanche that carried them down a steep ice gully and over rocks.  Both men seem to have died instantly in falling over cliffs.",Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1981-04-02', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 2250, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Two mountain climbers killed (p. 75)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/5d403728-c5e0-4493-b942-819104aa81cb/'}]"
-360,b5a29973-9c6d-41ed-923b-34da7a76b2af,1981-03-06,Mount Thompson,,"[533427.0, 5724076.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,,2,,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1981-03-06', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 2590, 'slab_width': 200, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","Snowpack contained a stable base about 1m deep.  A weak layer consisting of SH and FC'd crystals, and at the top 40cm of deep new and partially settled snow deposited in the two weeks prior to the accident.  On February 22 the sky was overcast, very light snow fell, the wind was moderate from the west and at Bow Summit the temperature was between -11 and -4C.","[{'title': 'Two skiers killed (p. 71)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b8321324-69d3-4bf1-8e46-4408a510bb70/'}]"
-361,b064d1c6-9ded-4805-b487-fb3b4e227724,1981-02-23,Crystalline Drainage,,"[-116.91444396972656, 50.83890151977539]",LatLon,,BC,,,3,,Mechanized Skiing,[],"{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-362,9aab24ae-e123-40fb-ad21-1055f95ca184,1981-02-22,Bourgeau Lake,,"[583960.0, 5665337.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,,1,"Party of four split into two groups.  One group began ascending, leading skier was engulfed in avalanche but managed to stay on top, becoming only partially buried.  The other skier was completely buried.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1981-02-22 14:30', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2300, 'slab_width': 50, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One skier killed (p. 66)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/d80312a6-c2c7-4962-9139-2e5d02811a19/'}]"
-363,dae70d02-57e7-4287-af5f-43e37aaedb97,1981-02-21,Waterfall Valley,,"[530035.0, 5712933.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,"Four skiers from Des Poilus Glacier down to the Twin Falls Tea House and Lower Yoho Valley.  The skiers, 10-15m apart, followed the west arm of Waterfall Creek.  Approximately 1 mile from Twin Falls Creek the party entered a narrow gully.  As the leader had passed it he heard a sound like a call.  Looking back he saw a small slab avalanche had fractured from the steep slope just to the west of his ski tracks and that the second party member was missing.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1981-02-21 12:00', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2280, 'slab_width': 40, 'slab_thickness': 65}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One skier killed (p. 63)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b5955b60-136c-495e-b6cf-7ca705af7083/'}]"
-364,0a721fe1-0374-4570-befb-0b0727401f72,1981-02-18,Derickson Ridge,near Revelstoke,"[399823.0, 5671189.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,4.0,,1,Guide and one guest investigating small avalanche off to the side of their run.  Remaining guests were waiting in a depression between two shallow ridges.  All eight skiers that could not escape to the side were caught and hurled down.,Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1981-02-18 11:45', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 200, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One skier killed (p. 60)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/e8fa600c-8fec-472f-86de-ac06db77bc06/'}]"
-365,3549ad25-7fb5-4c46-9cf4-cc7068e0fc08,1980-08-20,Mount Athabasca,,"[485187.0, 5781452.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,,1,"party ascending the normal route of Mt Athabasca, the climbers roped together.  A slab fracture occurred below the rope leader about half way up a steep snow slope leading towards the saddle, and when he attempted to hold with his ice axe it pulled out and all three men were carried down by the avalanche.  Two men were on the surface when the avalanche stopped, but one man had been swept into a crevasse and buried under about 2m of snow.",Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1980-08-20', 'size': '', 'type': 'Loose', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 20, 'slab_thickness': 30}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","Unsure if this amount of snow is in the previous 24 hours, but it is mentioned that there was new snow ontop of an old compacted layer.","[{'title': 'One mountain climber killed (p. 59)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/94bd997c-15d9-496d-93ca-839ca953dd17/'}]"
-366,6f78ed7f-e3ae-4a2b-b826-263b01640539,1980-08-08,Slesse Mt,BC,"[602364.0, 5430253.0]",UTM 10 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,Two from a party of three were having a look at the avalanche activity coming off the buttress.  A large avalanche over-ran their position carrying them 400-500m downslope.  One victim was carried on the surface and ended up on top.  The other victim also ended up on top but died from his injuries.,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1980-08-08 15:00', 'size': '', 'type': 'Loose', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 1430, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One mountain climber killed, one injured (p. 57)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/7964fd3e-0d73-4f29-ab57-0af1a333f16f/'}]"
-367,beadf028-a841-4c95-87f6-c093e50994ca,1980-03-15,Mount Mackenzie,Meadow above timberline,"[425574.0, 5757885.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,One skier entered the northwest bowl from one side.  He was caught in the middle when the snow fractured on the steep slope 200m above him.  No one in the party observed the avalanche in motion or the skier being caught.,Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1980-03-15 13:30', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 2350, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One skier killed (p. 53)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6607d96e-4d89-434f-8f0d-fc4a5efe7133/'}]"
-368,cfa19b3d-5859-403b-aeef-a46b3951aa01,1979-03-17,Windy Pass,"near Gold Bridge, BC","[503509.0, 5649826.0]",UTM 10 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,Seven snowmobilers travelling to pass.  One became stuck on slope below pass and two others came to help.  Avalanche started above the snowmobilers buring the man who's machine was stuck.  One person above him jumped from his machine and managed to stay on top of the snow.  Another man lower down gunned his machine and managed to get away from the slide.  The buried person was killed by asphyxiation.,Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1979-03-17 10:30', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 2135, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Three snowmobilers caught, one killed (p. 49)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/4be01fea-8591-42fb-88b0-10989b7b75f0/'}]"
-369,8d20dff5-458a-48cb-b96c-357a8dbe0530,1979-02-28,Tangle Hill,,"[None, None]",,,AB,,,1,"Two climbers crossing slope.  Stopped to put crampons on, one dropped a mitt which he chased downslope over hard snow.  Triggered an avalanche above the upper climber.  Upper climber managed to run over top of blocks to be left in place.  Lower climber was swept down.",Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1979-02-28 11:20', 'size': '2.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 1820, 'slab_width': 40, 'slab_thickness': 150}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One mountain climber killed (p. 45)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/fc3c4119-ab9b-48e9-98c8-7b2c322941f2/'}]"
-370,6572fd18-9b03-4362-9069-8c94acc1df6c,1979-02-24,Stanley Basin,,"[565209.0, 5672480.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,2,Four skiers returning from a day of skiing were struck by a large avalanche at 13:30.  All four were caught and carried about 300m.,Other Recreational,"[{'observation_date': '1979-02-24 13:30', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 2000, 'slab_width': 60, 'slab_thickness': 30}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Low temps from December to the day of the accident had formed a weak DH layer underneath a moderately thick windslab.,"[{'title': 'Two skiers killed (p. 43)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/7018143f-0524-480a-9b32-2c14e88a93e3/'}]"
-371,c51c63cf-cdf0-4dec-8248-35df17e74b99,1979-02-23,Mount Mackenzie,Near peak,"[423929.0, 5646677.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,"Four skiers flown to peak by rented helicopter (not clear if this is guided).  Leader chose route slightly north of the standard run and after skiing a short distance in steep terrain, stopped.  A second following skier fell and lost one ski while still above the leader.  At that moment an avalanche released from the top and engulfed the fallen skier.  The leader of the group was able to ski sideways to safety",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1979-02-23 09:20', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 2250, 'slab_width': 200, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One skier killed (p. 41)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/feafc030-ee82-4374-9243-b62712a72668/'}]"
-372,b3938733-abc0-45ba-aef3-917d1121c695,1979-02-20,outside Whistler Mountain Ski Area,between Back Bowl and Burnt Stew Basin,"[502383.0, 5551603.0]",UTM 10 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,Two skiers parted after descending the ridge between back bowl and burnt stew basin beyond the whistler boundary.  Victim was alone at time of avalanche.,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1979-02-20 12:00', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 1855, 'slab_width': 1200, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Below normal snowpack for this area at this time of year.  DH at base.,"[{'title': 'One skier killed (p. 36)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/d3166d56-7647-4c18-bbfd-30314b88635c/'}]"
-373,800748f9-46c8-4b2c-ae84-9bf593f7d3d6,1979-02-14,Spillimacheen Range,near Golden,"[495332.0, 5660948.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,1.0,,7,"Guide skied down to lower angle bench, heard 'explosion', and looked up to see an avalanche coming down on group he left higher on slope.  Guide was caught but ended up on surface having lost both skis and his pack.  Guide still had his radio and radioed his helicopter pilot who in turn alerted another nearby heli ski company.  By the time the helicopter arrived the lone guide had located one buried skier with his transceiver and started to dig by hand.  He uncovered this victim who survived;  one other victim self-rescued themself, all other victims died due to suffocation.",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1979-02-14 16:00', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2560, 'slab_width': 1400, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}","On February 13 wind from the SW with an average speed of 61km/h was obdserved at the MacDonald Shoulder at Roger's Pass.  By February 14 the weather had cleared, the temp had dropped to -17C and the wind had shifted to L from the NE.","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Seven skiers killed (p. 39)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/2171e47e-d603-4cae-a444-083a130f9e47/'}]"
-374,0e4ebf8c-2619-44bb-a6ab-96736679b606,1978-12-16,Dennis Creek,near Slocan Lake,"[471353.0, 5542414.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,Two guides with six skiers.  Unsure whether the party was being guided or not.,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1978-12-16 13:30', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': 2200, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",poor bonding between old layers of snow and triggered by the weight of skiers.  Accident site at the southern edge of a storm that deposited 93cm of snow at Mt Fidelity (100km North of accident site) between December 14-16.,"[{'title': 'One skier killed (p. 19)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/604d1cf6-3f5f-4148-8a19-2708c53331e9/'}]"
-375,2ed7ba14-1624-47a8-812c-805e33df55d6,1978-08-20,3-3.5 Couloir,Moraine Lake,"[555773.0, 5683491.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,,1,Two mountaineers descending couloir.  Once descending directly down the center swept off by wet snow avalanche.  Other climber on the side not caught.,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1978-08-20', 'size': '', 'type': 'Loose', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",accident occurred under warm teps and rain conditions following wet snow.,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",accident occurred under warm teps and rain conditions following wet snow.,"[{'title': 'Once mountain climber killed (p. 18)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/542a843c-5766-487b-85aa-7c7da2d1661c/'}]"
-376,de73db9a-d932-47e1-a319-d892c733ecc6,1978-02-11,Mica Creek,40km SW of Mica Creek,"[None, None]",,,BC,,,4,"Upon landing helicopter skid struck a rock and broke apart.  Passengers thrown from helicopter over a distance of 100m (?).  Snow weak from solar radiation, released an avalanche.
-Guide, pilot and two passengers died.  Helicopter crash was the initial cause of death, but the falling craft released an avalanche that mitigated the damage. The ensuing avalanche cushioned the impact and probably saved the other passengers' lives when the helicopter split apart.  No specifics on victims other than the fatalities.",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1978-02-11 09:30', 'size': '2.5', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': 2500, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Helicopter crash with fatalities and injuries (p. 17)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/0d4f0ce0-73ed-4f56-a900-639f46e5695c/'}]"
-377,4848496b-2088-477d-bed1-bfce59c74b7c,1978-01-29,Chelmsford,,"[484677.0, 5158883.0]",UTM 17T NAD27 (assumed),,ON,,,1,Sudbury man died when he was buried while snowshoeing with a friend in a gravel pit.  He slid down a 30m embankment and snow from above fell on top of him.  The other person was not hurt.,Snowshoeing & Hiking,"[{'observation_date': '1978-01-29', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One snowshoes killed (p. 16)', 'source': 'Schaerer (1987): Avalanche Accidents in Canada III - A Selection od Case Histories of Accidents 1978-1984', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/d1859e6f-fc68-43ad-b161-fee6fff1c4af/'}]"
-378,db09ec99-465f-4b4c-920a-5efa624d2c1a,1977-10-09,President's Glacier,,"[530079.0, 5705518.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,At 0700h 13 climbers left the Alpine Club hut in the little Yoho Valley intending to climb Mts President and Vice President via President's Glacier and President's Col.  At approximately 1000h the first rope party of 3 climbers came to a large bergrschrund about 175m below President's Col.  Shortly after the lead climber had crossed the 'schrund an avlanche released from above and swept him into the 'schrund where he was buried by the avalanching snow.  The second and third climbers were partly buried on the downhill side of the 'schrund.,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1977-10-09 10:00', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': 2430, 'slab_width': 10, 'slab_thickness': 20}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One climber killed (p. 69)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1978); Avalanche Accidents in Canada II - A selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1943-1978', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/072c44b8-5480-4397-93fb-9af35a466d44/'}]"
-379,a1c46c31-0e9e-430d-b59d-86142e788ef9,1977-03-30,outside Lake Louise Ski Area,Flush Bowl,"[562562.0, 5698400.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,,1,"Two skiers traversed from the top of the Larch Chairlift to the Flush Bowl at Lake Louise.  They had made a run there earlier that mornign with about thirty others all of whom had passed ""Danger Avalanche Area"" and ""Ski Area Boundary"" signs.  After reaching the bowl one of the two men skied down, stopped at the bottom and watched the descent of his companion.  With a sudden yell the second skier came racing down the slope in front of an avalanche, which soon overran and engulfed him.  Luckily the first skier was able to get out of the way.",Out-of-Bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1977-03-30 12:30', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 2340, 'slab_width': 80, 'slab_thickness': 86}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One skier killed (p. 63)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1978); Avalanche Accidents in Canada II - A selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1943-1978', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/9f19f0d7-de6a-4466-9541-2d8ed322c8c0/'}]"
-380,c85afbde-ce07-4694-b4d3-f30f2a71dac8,1977-03-27,Quartz Ridge,,"[586510.0, 5652402.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,4.0,1,"One guide with 20 guests intended to hike on skis to Citadel pass.  At the park boundary they were to be picked up by helicopter and flown to Assiniboine lodge.  An additional 3 skiers tagged along with the party.  At about 1100h the weather and visibility were extremely bad so the guide decided to take the party down into the treed basin of Howeard Doublas creek.  A short time later, while crossing a short steep slope, one member of the party was caught ina small avalanche and carried down for appproximately 30m on the surface.  He was unhurt and the goup continued through the trees.  At 1400h the party reached an open area.  Poor visibility limited the view of the slopes above.  The guide skied approximately 15m across the slope then suddenly noticed snow fracturing above and behind him.  With a warning shout to the others he turned his skis downhill  and escaped the avalanche.  The main body of the avalanhe, however, came where the majority of the party were located.  The guide and the first two party members gained a safe position below arock outcrop, but the avalanche hit seven skiers burying five of them.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1977-03-27 14:00', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2100, 'slab_width': 300, 'slab_thickness': 85}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One skier killed, four skiers injured (p. 58)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1978); Avalanche Accidents in Canada II - A selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1943-1978', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/3c750b8a-8145-43d2-9c94-235baaab3735/'}]"
-381,e25e3254-b8ab-418f-88e4-8793b15386f4,1977-03-21,outside Apex Alpine Area,Tooth Chutes; near Penticton,"[None, None]",,,BC,,1.0,1,"Five skiers after skiing for a few hours at Apex decided to ski the Tooth Chute, one of several chutes about 1km away.  No other skiers had yet entered the chutes on that day.  Three of the skiers prepared to enter the chute.  One of them began the descent, fell and lost his ski, but was not observed by the otehrs because he was below the apex of the hill.  A second skier skied part way down, saw his fallen companion and pulled off to the side to wait.  The third skier was about to go when one of the two waiting above jumped over a small cornice and began to turn.  As he made his frist turn a avalanche started and swept him down.  The skiers at the side of the slope escaped but the one who had lost a ski was enveloped by the moving snow.",Out-of-Bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1977-03-21 13:00', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2100, 'slab_width': 27, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",Snowpack in the starting zone consisted of 60cm of DH overlain by a strong crust overlain by 50cm of soft new snow.,"[{'title': 'One skier killed, one skier injured (p. 56)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1978); Avalanche Accidents in Canada II - A selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1943-1978', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b66285ca-742a-4869-a0ec-fb304b8f5c79/'}]"
-382,12f40d17-7936-4704-97e9-f0dbfd6d4a57,1977-03-19,Bow Peak,,"[542679.0, 5720438.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,,1,"At approximately 1415 on March 19 two climbers left their camp on Crowfoot Pass for a climb of Bow peak bia the North ridge.  At 1730 the pair had reached the summit.  The climbers decided to glissade down a gully on the west face rather than to descend by the north ridge.  When the first climber was approximately 200m below the summit, the second one began his descent.  As soon as he started glissading an avalanche released about 5m above him.  He was able to arrest himself with his ice axe and shout a warning to his companion below.  The first climber, however, was overrun by the avalanche and disappeared from sight.  The upper climber descended to the deposit and began searching, first finding a hat and then a hand protruding from the snow, about 40 minutes had elapsed by this point.  He uncovered the victim and found him to be breathing, but injured.  He decided to leave the victim partially uncovered and go for help.  When a rescue returned the victim had died of exposure",Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1977-03-19 17:30', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': 2800, 'slab_width': 25, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One climber killed (p. 52)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1978); Avalanche Accidents in Canada II - A selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1943-1978', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/95922a3c-5d29-43da-8750-45f73926e4bb/'}]"
-383,775d6543-c2bf-4f98-8792-251755e45781,1977-03-17,CMH Bugaboos,Groovy,"[525895.0, 5616529.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,3.0,0.0,3,"Eleven persons and a guide were skiing in the area surrounding Bugaboo Lodge.  The group landed at the top of ""Groovy"" where another group had preceded them.  The guide traversed the slope beyond the tracks of the previous goup  and checked the snow by probing with the ski pole and then he skied down.  The majority of the rest of the group followed without incident but as the last few moved onto the slope to descend, an avalanche engulfed the last three of four.  When the avalanche stopped the three were partially buried but otherwise seemed fine.  The rest of the group was safe.  A few seconds later a second, larger avalanche came down the slope and enveloped the partially buried victims.  A warning shout by the guide allowed the other party members to escape.  The three who were partially buried were now completely buried.",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1977-03-17 15:00', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 2600, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}, {'observation_date': '1977-03-17 15:01', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 2600, 'slab_width': 70, 'slab_thickness': 110}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Three skiers killed (p. 49)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1978); Avalanche Accidents in Canada II - A selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1943-1978', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/41bb6b78-fc85-44a4-a30c-7034405a76d0/'}]"
-384,b43b9776-4776-46c7-9002-25e6a4823cc1,1977-03-16,Diana Lake,Table Mtn Ridge,"[553912.0, 5638985.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,2.0,,1,"Guide and ten clients heli skiing.  Guide skied down to rocky outcrop and gathered his guests there.  Guide continued down to another outcrop two-thirds of the way down, here he gathered his clients again and then instructed them to continue down while he followed.  When the first couple of skiers reached the trees in the meadow below the gully, an avalanche released from the slope above and adjacent to the gully.  Although the guide and other party members shouted warnings, some skiers who were near the transition of the gully to a broader slope below, were caught.",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1977-03-16 15:15', 'size': '3.0', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': 2400, 'slab_width': 45, 'slab_thickness': 80}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",An alpine ski touring party made four runs on the same exposure on the previous day without noticing any avalanche activity.  Probably snowfall in the morning and the sun in the afternoon of March 16 decreased the stability of the snow to a critical level.,"[{'title': 'One skier killed (p. 47)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1978); Avalanche Accidents in Canada II - A selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1943-1978', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/ee9fee99-24d5-46b5-baef-a1be1c5edbe5/'}]"
-385,66c6b292-1aa9-404a-8587-c379480d8a19,1977-02-15,Parker Ridge,,"[490884.0, 5781438.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,,1,"Group of seven skiers staying and skiing at Parker's Ridge.  At approximately 1600h four of them came to a short steep slope close to the hostel.  The leader, watched by another member of the group, entered the slope from the side just below a small cornice and fell.  The obserer had turned his head toward the other skiers but his attention was attracted by a sound coming from the slope in front.  When he turned around he discovered that the slope had avalanched and the goup leader had disappeared.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1977-02-15 16:00', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 55, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One skier killed (p. 43)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1978); Avalanche Accidents in Canada II - A selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1943-1978', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/7d5881fe-baa2-46af-a2f1-264b8bcc23a4/'}]"
-386,d47c2190-50df-48c8-9ade-4e7e2944eb79,1977-02-13,Château-Richer,,"[None, None]",,,QC,,,1,"Un enfant qui glissait dans la falaise
-(Child who was sliding in the cliff)",Other Recreational,"[{'observation_date': '1977-02-13', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-387,68f06cc5-0412-42b9-936c-72c2dc40fcc8,1977-01-31,Thetford Mines,,"[None, None]",,,QC,,,1,Flanc abrupt d’un terril de la mine Asbestos Ltée.,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1977-01-31', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-388,b87a3c42-d214-4ee5-94c3-d1f6297f5c3f,1976-12-28,Comté Dubuc,5 km E of Tadoussac,"[452894.0, 5333167.0]",UTM 19U NAD27 (assumed),,QC,,1.0,1,"A party of three snowmobilers travelled through a snow covered sand dune area.  While they were traverseing the bottom of a steep slope an avlanche released from above and struck them.  One driver was completely buried, a second was injured and the third one escaped.  Two of the snowmobiles were destroyed.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1976-12-28 14:00', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 300, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-389,4e7d749e-de88-40c1-b282-e91faf477be7,1976-12-12,Chancellor Peak,,"[533757.0, 5674031.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,3,"Three climbers intended to climb the NW ridge of Chancellor Peak and return the next day.  Tracks indicated that they climbed to 2500m, then descended into a west face slope where they did some practice climbing.  When the returned to the ridge they were caught in an avalanche at 2400m, carried over steep rocky terrain and buried at 1850m",Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1976-12-12', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 2400, 'slab_width': 10, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Three mountain climbers killed (p. 39)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1978); Avalanche Accidents in Canada II - A selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1943-1978', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b10ee263-478a-4bc3-b8ba-3efcc680c663/'}]"
-390,e3f749e1-bb78-475f-b5c7-e987c8283762,1976-03-23,Paradise Basin,near Invermere,"[547330.0, 5588878.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,2.0,1,"Two parties of nine, each with a guide were skiing in Paradise Basin shortly after lunch on March 23, each skier carrying an avalanche transceiver.  The groups had been flown to the summit of helicopter and the intended route from th elanding area lay over the south ridge.  Guide 1 took his party down a wind ridge to the east of the main slope, and after skiing most of the way they rested on a knoll near the bottom.  Guide 2 skied down 15-20m west of group 1, stopped and instructed his skiers to come down inside his track, two at a time.  After the first pair had made a few turns and the second was starting the whole basin fractured.  Guide 2 gave a warning over the radio to Guide 1 who saw the avalanche coming with two skiers being flipped through the steep rocky area in mid slope.  When the avalanche stopped Guide one instructed his party, who were untouched, to wait on the knoll while he climbed to two skiers he could see partly buried in the deposit.  A head count revealed a missing skier.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1976-03-23', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': 2550, 'slab_width': 1000, 'slab_thickness': 60}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One skier killed, two skiers injured (p. 112)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/41d6909d-f007-4fef-898c-d7761cb2c510/'}]"
-391,90a4474d-c4c2-4d57-b204-9d1dc8f3f790,1976-01-16,Kootenay Pass,West side,"[495130.0, 5434869.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,2.0,,3,"Shortly before noon on January 16 five people were travelling  west in a convertible on Hwy 3.  2km west of the summit of Kootenay pass, an avalanche and swept a moving vehicle from the road and carried it down a steep, long embankment.  It came to rest against the first trees in the runout zone, but all five were thrown from the car.",Car/Truck on Road,"[{'observation_date': '1976-01-16 12:00', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': 1825, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Three occupants of a vehicle killed, two rescued unharmed (p. 107)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/fccc7567-4839-45ef-bdeb-eed8adff0462/'}]"
-392,529cc698-08b8-4136-8f15-fb4c5f5ac823,1976-01-14,Cap Sante,"Comte Portneuf, PQ","[287088.0, 5171886.0]",UTM 19T NAD27 (assumed),,QC,,,1,"Late in the afternoon two young were tobogganing on a steep snow covered hill near one of their homes in Cap Sante.  It is believed that during a descent they were engulfed by moving snow and subsequently buried under several feet of it.  The actual time of the occurance is unknown as the accident was unobserved. Deux adeptes du toboggan sont enfouis sous 1,5 m de neige",Other Recreational,"[{'observation_date': '1976-01-14', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One toboganner killed, one rescued unharmed (p. 105)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/2617c07d-ad8e-49d9-9015-7aa99036dacd/'}]"
-393,2a6a7c6f-68df-4103-ad6c-99f235b552fe,1974-08-29,Mount Weisshorn,St Elias Range,"[616176.0, 6682959.0]",UTM 7V NAD27 (assumed),,YT,,,2,Historic.  Climbers.,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1974-08-29', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-394,72ed46dd-04c8-4b84-867a-8052f0cc6d07,1974-03-30,outside Sunshine Ski Area,Lookout Mtn,"[587553.0, 5659835.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,,1,"The victim was last seen by a skiing companion at the top of Brewester Chairlift between 1130 and 1200 on March 30. Later investigation indicated that the victim must have skied in a NWly direction along the bounding fence on the ridge of Lookout Mt.  At the end of the fence anatural rock obstruction diverst skiers back to the Angel run and the base station.  The victim probably skirted the obstruction to go to the cliff in order to take photos.  He may have crossed the rocks and ventured out on a cornice, which broke and fell with him, starting an avalanche on the slope below.",Out-of-Bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1974-03-30', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2250, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One skier killed (p. 97)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/0fd44538-7bc1-4c80-8195-da848ad35033/'}]"
-395,b550ddf1-f2de-4df3-8902-54b2737d6159,1974-02-17,Mica Mtn,Cariboos,"[329544.0, 5862299.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,1.0,1,"About noon on Feb 15 three groups of skiers landed by helicopter on Mica Mountain with the intention of skiing the same SE slope as on the previous Friday.  The old tracks could still be seen.  Each group consisted of a guide and nine guests.  Guide 1 descended with his group on the NE side of the slope, entering the avalanche track about halfway down.  Towards the bottom he skied with a slower member of the group while the rest of the clients waited below and to the side.  Guide 2 entered the slope from the top corner in order to test the snow.  One skier requested permission to advance because he wanted to shoot a movie of the skiers.  After checking the slope the guide sent him down.  As the photographer set up his camera four other skiers entered the top of the path.  Suddenly the whole slope fractured around them; four skiers, the guide, and the photographer were caught in the moving snow.  As the avalanche flowed down it gathered a powder component that caught one skier of group 2 and slammed him through trees.  The powder avalanche advanced further down the slope tha the flowing part and struck Guide 1 and one of his clients.",Mechanized Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1974-02-17', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2260, 'slab_width': 300, 'slab_thickness': 70}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","Deep instablity.  Snowpack contained DH and CR's with some new snow at the top.  The bed surface was, on average 70cm below the surface and close to the ground.","[{'title': 'One skier killed, two skiers injured (p. 94)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/21ea450c-9ecd-4f2a-82f0-10c6a3db2cbb/'}]"
-396,44b9bd75-71cd-4578-baf5-a0f74b3419dd,1974-02-07,Bonnet Plume Range,,"[595182.0, 7182096.0]",UTM 8W NAD27 (assumed),,YT,,,1,Historic.  Climbers.,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1974-02-07', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-397,7635b3de-be52-41ed-bd21-c2b45ccbc34a,1974-01-22,North Route Café,45 km west of Terrace,"[491341.0, 6026182.0]",UTM 9 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,7,"Between 2100h on January 21 and 0800h on January 22 40cm of snow fell in Terrace.  Due to difficult driving conditions and the inability of a snowplow to clear avalanche debris from the road, four travellers ended up at the North Route Coffee shop with the owner, his daughter, a cook and a machine operator.  Eight persons in total.  At 0800h the four guests and the short order cook were in the café, the owner, machine operator and the daughter lay sleeping.  Shortly after 0800h a loud crack was heard and suddenly all were tumbling through snow.",Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1974-01-22 20:00', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Seven occupants pf a building killed, one rescued unharmed, building destroyed (p. 89)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b71fc529-196d-4916-b184-073be4263dde/'}]"
-398,8a23a279-9eb0-441a-8ae5-79ecad6adc2a,1973-12-09,Bow Summit,,"[534554.0, 5727791.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,,1,Accident was not observed.  The victim was skiing alone on the SW ridge of Bow Summit and presumably triggered an avalanche that engulfed him and buried him.,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1973-12-09', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': 2210, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One skier killed (p. 82)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/7d602fcd-6837-41a3-96ee-e76c023153fd/'}]"
-399,61d127d1-b55e-410a-8310-299e519fede7,1973-03-14,Nine Mile Mountain,10km NE of Hazelton,"[595112.0, 6134765.0]",UTM 9 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,"FIRST SNOWMOBILING FATALITY?  Party of six snowmobilers going to a cabin on Nine Mile Mountain.  Two snowmobilers were leading a climbing traverse below a ridge, one slightly ahead of the other.  The second noticed snow washing against his machine and also the lead machine also being washed with snow.  The second turned his machine downhill and opened the throttle, coming to a stop ontop of the snow near the edge.  He immediately went to a group of trees and began digging.  The rest of the party who were wating in a saddle near the cabin arrived and began helping.  One machine returned to the cabin to retrieve shovels and first aid equipment.",Snowmobiling,"[{'observation_date': '1973-03-14 16:00', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ma', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 300, 'slab_thickness': 400}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One snowmobile operator killed (p. 26)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1978); Avalanche Accidents in Canada II - A selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1943-1978', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/38ad50ad-78af-4b1b-bc22-8827edd0cc5a/'}]"
-400,abad3126-74cb-44d9-9d91-f3ab3c548292,1972-04-23,Apex Basin,"Ymir Mtn, Nelson","[491541.0, 5475636.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,"At 0900h on April 23 a group of skiers left the base of Ymir Mountain by helicopter and landed below the peak at 2070m.  The group intended to ski Ymir mountain and had instructions to stay on the east side of the basin.  One member of the party who had skied the area before decided to descend with his sonc in a gully to the west of the party.  The son entered the center of the gully and his father followed in appproximately the same traverse.  Suddenl, the son noticed the snow moving under him, causing him to fall.  His ski came off, snagged a tree and the safety strap prevented him from being carried very far.  His father however, was carried past him in the moving snow, and when it came to rest was nowhere to be seen.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1972-04-23', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'N', 'elevation': 1930, 'slab_width': 60, 'slab_thickness': 40}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",The avalanche was a result of a 40cm deep snowfall on a layer of SH two days before the accident and high temperatures on the day of the accident.,"[{'title': 'One skier killed (p. 76)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/e3ea5479-a0de-4985-9a96-688e3ce7ae15/'}]"
-401,c4afc740-7e6c-41f7-afc7-5a0deeafab13,1972-04-08,outside Whistler Mountain Ski Area,Burnt Stew Basin,"[503579.0, 5546044.0]",UTM 10 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,4,"The accident was unobservered, but at 1810h on April 8 a man and his wife were reported missing by a friend when they failed to pickup an infant left with the mountain baby sitting service.  At 1930h two other people were reported missing by friends who said that the four missing skiers knew each other and had been seen together at 1300h in the Roundhouse area.
-Eventually all victims were found in a line seperated by 2m.  It appears that they had been traversing the slope when the avalanche occurred.
-At least one female in the group but unsure of the other two people who the couple met up with.",Out-of-Bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1972-04-08', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NW', 'elevation': 1870, 'slab_width': 50, 'slab_thickness': 100}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-402,364f8574-602a-4e88-a0fa-50160021f000,1972-03-05,Giant Mascot Mine,6 km from Hope,"[612497.0, 5471226.0]",UTM 10 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,3,"On the morning of March 5 the bus carrying the crew was blocked en route to the mine by an avalanche at km 5.5.  the bus returned to Hope with all but 3 passengers who had to complete urgent work at the mine.  A bulldozer cleared the road of avalanche snow and the three men followed in a pickup.  The truck waited in safe areas between avalanches while the bulldozer worked on the snow deposits, and when a stretch of road was open the truck would move to the next safe spot.  During one of these moves, at km 6.3, the truck was hit by an avalanche burying it completely.",Inside Car/Truck on Road,"[{'observation_date': '1972-03-05', 'size': '', 'type': 'Loose', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': 700, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Three occupants of a vehicle killed (p. 69)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/62931f83-b552-4165-b2b0-beb8b4a77cd1/'}]"
-403,6a432a78-b07a-4565-82e1-6f6c6bb3f823,1972-02-19,Mount Edith Cavel,E ridge,"[428993.0, 8535709.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,1.0,3,"A climbing party of four registered at 0800h on February 19 to ascend the East ridge of Edith Cavell, planning to return on the 20th around noon.  The party left the junction of Highway 93a and the Edith Cavell Road about 0830h , arriving at the Tea house about 1115h, by means of motor toboggans.
-The group then climbed a snow headwall to the saddle at the bottom of the East Ridge and proceeded up the snow filled gully to the left of the standard East Ridge route.  Some time after 1700h, near the top of the gully, they decided to dig a snow cave and bivouac for the night.  The snowcave was almost finished when a crack was heard and the roof fell in.  The time was about 1830h.  Climber No. 1 who had been in the cave at the time of the start of the avalanche, was swept down, and after sliding and free falling came to rest on the saddle at the bottom of the gully.  Althought he was partly buried and had a broken arm, he was able to free himself and began a search for his companions.",Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1972-02-19 18:30', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 2800, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Three mountain climbers killed, one injured (p. 62)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/fae881ae-8695-4f5f-93ad-8d987de03b5e/'}]"
-404,849cb2c8-07d1-47a9-b1f1-0028a16821f8,1972-02-05,Highland Creek,Scarborough ON,"[648903.0, 4847621.0]",UTM 17T NAD27 (assumed),,ON,,,2,"At 1530h on February 5 two girls, resident of the area, left their homes to find a suitable place for tobogganning.  It appears that they were walking along the north edge of the ravine when the cornice collapsed beneath their weight.  The children dropped about 8m and were buried by the falling snow at the steep side of the ravine.",Other Recreational,"[{'observation_date': '1972-02-05', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': 170, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Two tobogganers killed (p. 60)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/086ad01e-26fb-4ea8-b79a-725009e2ef36/'}]"
-405,3829564c-4e28-4360-8bb8-4f9602177d4f,1971-12-23,Fernie,30 km East of Fernie,"[671357.0, 5485733.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,3,"Accident was not observed.  It is assumed that the men were making their way along the forestry road in a pickup truck and small tractor when they encountered avalanche deposits on the road; that they investigated the deposit on foot, and that a second avalanche must have struck and swept them from the road.  When the men had not reported by Christmas Day, a party was sent to investigate.  Behind a large avlanche deposit it discovered the truck and bulldozer, both with ignition switches 'on', although the vehicles had run out of fuel.   It was concluded that the men were probably buried in one of the avalanches and search operations under the direction of the RCMP was initiated.",At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1971-12-24', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 1850, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One skier killed (p. 54)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/56701f36-c1c3-482e-bb81-0be551272418/'}]"
-406,a479fbdf-aa75-4ba6-8235-0afac01c9049,1971-12-23,outside Granite Mountain,Squaw Basin; near Rossland,"[437954.0, 5438920.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,Historic.  Skier,Out-of-Bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1971-12-23', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-407,ac8456dd-59ae-42ba-a276-7d45c24532f6,1971-08-11,Mount St. Elias,Yukon,"[503685.0, 6684824.0]",UTM 7V NAD27 (assumed),,YT,,,4,"At approximately 1600 the climbers, travelling on two ropes, were about 90m above the Newton Glacier on the 750m high slope leading to Russel Col.  Hearing a loud crack the climbers looked up and saw an avalanche coming off the NE face of Mt St Elias and spreading across the slope above them.  The group attempted to dig in, but the entire party was swept away within 5 or six seconds.  When the avalanche had stopped only one climber (who was on the lead rope) and a stuffsack remained on the surface.",Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1971-08-11 16:00', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Ni', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 3400, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Four climbers killed (p. 24)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1978); Avalanche Accidents in Canada II - A selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1943-1978', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/5f939caa-9a6a-4dfc-934c-56e8912653ac/'}]"
-408,d946b47f-c2d5-42b8-ac6a-3bfa29c854da,1970-01-24,Westcastle Ski Area,,"[None, None]",,,AB,,,1,"Three skiers from Calgary came to Westcastle in searchg of fresh powder snow.  The party was observed skiing down lift lines and was advised by the ski patrol to ski on the main runs only an dnot in the trees because the snowpack was insufficient to cover stumps and roots.  At approximately 1500h the three skiers entered the top aof an area known as Shotgun gulch and began to ski down together in the poweder snow.  Suddenly an avalanche released above them.   Two of the skiers were near the sides of the gulch and able to ski clear of the avalanche, but the third was swept down by the fast moving snow.",Lift Skiing Open,"[{'observation_date': '1970-01-24 15:00', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 15, 'slab_thickness': 250}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","On January 10 approximately 1m of snow had accumulated at the Westcastle Ski Area.  Temperatures during the latter part of December were very low, ranging down to -30c.  The ski patrol noted that DH had formed.  On January 21 a temperature inversion was expereineced with temperatures of -23c recorded at the base and -2c at the top of the lifts 520m higher.  At approximately 0930h the ski patrol narrowly escaped three medium size natural avalanches on the upper mountain.  Because of the high hazard the lifts were closed, but no explosive control was carried out.  High winds developed that afternoon.  The day fo t he accident, January 24, was a clear day with temperature just below freezing and some good p[owerder skiin on lee slopes","[{'title': 'One skier killed (p. 46)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/7d9229b4-3841-4e87-ba57-ae33443e6e12/'}]"
-409,4298a9d5-9675-4364-8a12-8b35c8bc6d7b,1969-12-27,Thetford Mines,Mine Bell,"[None, None]",,,QC,,1.0,1,Grosse tempête; deux enfants ensevelis sur le flanc d’un terril,Unknown,"[{'observation_date': '1969-12-27', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-410,e29ee477-b2ba-4bf2-b034-f8f368525455,1969-03-23,Mount Hector,,"[551946.0, 5714964.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,,1,"A party of one man and two women left the Banff-Jasper highway at Hector Creek to climb Mt Hector on skis.  When the met two other skiers on the way up, the five proceeded together to the foot of the Hector Glacier.  The initial party  of three, inexperienced mountaineers, decided to stop there while the other two, experienced mountaineers continued.  The experienced skiers advised the less experienced skiers to wait for them before returning to the highway.  Disregarding the advice, the three decided to return to the valley, but on the way they deviated from their climbing route and entered an adjacent bowl.  Here the man in the party skied below a cornice at the top of the slope, starting alarge avalanche that swept him down.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1969-03-23 14:30', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2740, 'slab_width': 240, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One skier killed (p. 41)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/e63530ff-069b-4d1b-befe-4560cd1cbcc0/'}]"
-411,c10f9665-308a-4446-8de8-83f05ec60f30,1968-12-15,Cap-Diamant,,"[None, None]",,,QC,,,1,2 children buried.,Other Recreational,"[{'observation_date': '1968-12-15', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-412,5cda4bba-c71b-4eb7-84bf-1363feb12d21,1967-12-09,Parker Ridge,,"[490884.0, 5781438.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,,1,"Four young skiers departed from the youth hostel to hike and ski on Parker Ridge.  While returning to the hostel the party came across a small steep bowl facing NE.  The lead skier traversed the slope from right to left.  When a second skier followed his track, a slab broke above, she fell, and the slab slid over her.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1967-12-09 15:00', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 60, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One skier killed (p. 39)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/c63c0af1-3c4d-44eb-8f8b-9cf91b8b4d09/'}]"
-413,f679f346-f9c8-4f95-bbe0-8ea937c0042e,1967-01-30,outside Lake Louise Ski Area,"Ptarmigan Chutes, Mount Whitehorn","[560201.0, 5702079.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,1.0,1,"ASSUMED THIS WAS NOT COMMERCIAL.
-A group of three skiers, a mountain guide, a ski patrolman and another local resident left the top of Eagle chair to ski the poweder snow at the Ptarmigan Ridge.  The group traversed a slope marked with signs Avalanche Area by following the tracks of many others who had defied the warning.  The lead skier tested a short steep lsope with no resultes, then all three continued the traverse into the area of the Ptarmigan Chutes, passing old tracks made during the previous weekend.  The second chute was chosen.  The patrolman led off, skied about 50m downslope, then stopped.  The guide passed him and continued down another 100m.  The third skier then started down and the patrolman recommenced his run, stopping again by some small trees where he turned to see an avalanche coming down the chute.  The third skier shouted a warning, but both the patrolman and the guide were caught by the fast moving snow. The patrolman grabbed a tree, but it broke under the impact of the avalanche and he was carried further down with the snow.  He saw his companion being flipped into the air beside him.  A second wave of snow engulfed the patrolman, but he was able to stay on top.  The third skier had escaped the avalanche but the guide was nowhere to be seen.",Out-of-Bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1967-01-30 14:35', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One skier killed, one injured (p. 35)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/ff99295a-4864-499e-b2a8-5f224b7c84d1/'}]"
-414,3d5a8e5f-bdf9-42d8-b79f-919e1b45d218,1966-01-08,MacDonald West #2,,"[463980.0, 5683314.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,2,"At 0800h on January 8 the windspeed changed from between 8 and 24kmh to speeds in excess of 120kmh.  An unprecedented accumulation of wind transported snow in the avalanche startiing zones and increasing temperatures caused the hazard to rise quickly prompting the closure of the highway..  At 0900 a natural avalanche occurred at MacDonald West Shoulder, path No. 4, followed at 0910 by an avalanche in No. 3 path.  Each covered the highway for a length greater than 100m.  The avalanche hazard analyst considered that traffic travelling inside the park gates woulld not have had time to clear the area, and that someone could have been caught in the avlanches, particularily in Path No. 3.  A front end loader and bulldozer began to remove the deposited snow from Path No. 3.  The operators were made aware of the extreme danger from further slides, but they continued to work.  At 1053h a release was observed in the basin above path No. 2 and a warning call given.  The probe team immediately ran to safety, but the machine operators could not react so swiftly and were cauth whtn the avalanche hit the road and overlapped the avalanche from path No. 3",Inside Car/Truck on Road,"[{'observation_date': '1965-01-08 10:53', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'W', 'elevation': 2700, 'slab_width': 450, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Two workmen on road killed (p. 32)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/abddc7e9-65e4-4976-b57a-50659e58bd75/'}]"
-415,3e5d7073-84c7-4594-b447-8e1a097e4ec0,1966-01-01,Red Pass,,"[365735.0, 5872288.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,2,"Historic.  Persons on road.  DATE NOT SPECIFIED, ONLY YEAR.",Inside Car/Truck on Road,"[{'observation_date': '1965-01-01', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-416,1399aa64-513c-4618-a565-8e848ad0f2c5,1965-12-28,Kootenay Pass,,"[498783.0, 5436720.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,"About 0430h, December 28, the Kootenay Pass highway foreman was notified by a snowplow operator tha an avalacneh was bloking the highway 4.3km east of the summit at 1500m elevation.  The foreman proceeded immediately to the scene and found that several small dry avalanches had combined to cover the highway to a depth of about 2m.  Walking over the deposited snow from the west side the foreman noted a light coming from a  hole in the snow and  on closer investiagtion discovered a car.  The car was covered with about 50cm of snow and the driver was slumped over the wheel.",Inside Car/Truck on Road,"[{'observation_date': '1965-12-28', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': 1950, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One car buried and one person killed (p. 29)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/75e5602b-ee65-47d0-a744-b7efc7f54e95/'}]"
-417,2a9a3073-3d03-4e76-aa71-a352682d9369,1965-02-28,outside Mount Norquay Ski Area,Gully N of Lone Pine run,"[595518.0, 5671101.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,,1,Two expert skiers were skiing from the Mt Norquay Chairlift into a gully north of the Lone Pine run.  The leader triggered an avalanche and his companion saw him disappear in the  moving snow.  The witness climbed back up to the Patrol hut and reported the accident.,Out-of-Bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1965-02-28 12:30', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'E', 'elevation': 2100, 'slab_width': 450, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One skier killed (p. 26)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/82435a43-f4f3-4a4d-80e7-cdbcd77a93f1/'}]"
-418,15fce15f-3359-4700-b489-ef6d6eb2d839,1965-02-18,Granduc Mine,30 km NW of Stewart,"[431811.0, 6232594.0]",UTM 9V NAD27 (aasumed),,BC,,20.0,26,"After a below normal winter for precipiation and temperature, February brought heavy snowfall - 4.3m fell in several days prior to February 18.  At 0957h on February 18 an avalanche destroyed the southern portion of a mining camp and the buildings surrounding the mine portal, not quite blocking the portal.  In the camp proper there were four bunkhouses, a recreation hall, warehouse, first aid building and temporary hospital, a small helicopter hangar with workshop and ten smaller buildings.  After the avalanche only the bunkhouses, mine office, warehouse and the first aid building/hospital were left intact.  There were 154 men in the camp; 68 of them were caught in the avalanche.  The others were in buildings or working in safe areas outside; 21 men were working underground.  The men caught in the avalanche were shovelling roofs, bulldozing pathways, digging out equipment, and working on construction and machinery in the area of the mine portal.",At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1965-02-18 09:57', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Twnety-six workmen killed; twenty workmen injured, buildings distroyed (p. 21)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/7e1b9122-785d-45b0-b4b1-dece40039d65/'}]"
-419,9fd1e1ba-c397-4e34-a379-6ca9f38a6baf,1965-01-13,Mount Caro Marion,Ocean Falls,"[588546.0, 5800763.0]",UTM 9 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,5.0,7,"In a period of very wet weather during January an avalanche occurred carrying with it trees, mud and boulders.  At the lower end of the gully it separated into three arms, two of them followed watercourses on the alluvial fan.  The arm in the westerly creek destroyed half a duplex above Burma road, knocked down the porch of a second duplex and finally demolished the end rooms on a bunkhouse at the water's edge.  The easterly arm struck and completely destoyed another duplex above Burma road, carried the wreckage downhill and struck the print shop and Credit Union buildings below.  Both were destroyed and two adjacent buildings were partially damaged.  The wooden roadbed of Burma road was also torn out by the avalanches.Three of the seven persons residing in the western duplex were trapped in the undestroyed portion of the home.  The other four persons and the three persons residing in the eastern duplex were englufed by the avalanche.",Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1965-01-13 22:00', 'size': '', 'type': 'Loose', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","Avalanche was a result of heavy snowfalls in early January followed by high temps and heavy rain January 13.  Local residents mentioned a freezing rain in December which coated the town with ice.  This ice layer, when lubricated by the rain, might have provieded an initial sliding surface for the deep snow","[{'title': 'Seven residents killed , five injured, several buildings destroyed (p. 19)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1978); Avalanche Accidents in Canada II - A selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1943-1978', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/265e0976-616c-42e8-ae4f-9ef13c562c53/'}]"
-420,8be432e3-b28d-431f-b165-2f94fd147830,1965-01-01,Between Darcy and Lillooet,,"[552928.0, 5620440.0]",UTM 10 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,"Historic.  Workers.  DATE NOT EXACT, ONLY GIVEN AS MONTH AND YEAR.",At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1965-01-01', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-421,017e1d0a-9e69-4f93-9e5b-ff9ed1aa8a9d,1962-12-30,Mount Whaleback,NE slope,"[532369.0, 5709240.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,"14 university students had skied to the Twin Falls Chalet in the Yoho Valley on December 28.  They planned to go ski touring in the area while staying at the Chalet and had discussed the avalanche condtions with the Park Wardens.  On December 30 the group was scattered along a climbing traverse on the NE slope of Mt Whaleback - four about 2100m, seven around 2000m and three in between.  At approximately 1200h an avalanche swept down, engulfing the party.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1962-12-30 12:00', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2500, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One skier killed (p. 16)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/bd0bfaff-730e-4d95-9ec6-7e00f7f70388/'}]"
-422,e22241e8-6ef5-49a3-89ab-72e362d61fd9,1962-02-06,Griquet,Northern Peninsula,"[-55.46666717529297, 51.53333282470703]",LatLon,,NL,,0.0,1,"Evening Telegram 
-Little is known about a sad accident that resulted in the loss of Ruby Hilliers life in Griquet, a small community at the tip of the Northern Peninsula. A brief paragraph in the Western Star of February 8, 1962 tells us that ""Ruby Hillier (10) of Griquet in the St. Anthony area died February 6 when she was buried by a snow-slide. The accident occurred at 3:30 p.m. The RCMP said that death by a snow-slide is extremely unusual in Newfoundland.""",Unknown,[],"{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Griquet, Northern Peninsula, Feb 6, 1962', 'source': 'NFLD Geological Survey', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6c2848af-b5d1-40e5-8c04-ec3b01c49961/feb6_62.html'}]"
-423,7c14d12a-0087-4f27-9336-0886a3732dfb,1962-01-21,outside Silver Star Ski Area,,"[353024.0, 5581442.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,"Two young ski racers decided to set a downhill course on Silver Star Mountain.  As they were setting the course the younger skier fell, while his companion continued.  When the second skier continued to the last gate he found no sign of the other skier and a break in the snow.  Thinking nothing of the break he skied down assuming his companion had also continued down.",Out-of-Bounds Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1962-01-12', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'SE', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 15, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-424,8eaefab8-abc8-491c-a485-4da2f24565e6,1961-07-19,Mount Garibaldi,Saddle Peak of Mt Garibaldi,"[500000.0, 5521953.0]",UTM 10 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,"Historic.  Three climbers attempting to ascend Saddle Peak of Mt Garibaldi.  About 250m below the peak they were caught by an avalanche.  Two were injured, one severely and the third was unhurt.  Unhurt climber left to summon help.",Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1961-07-19', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-425,e9241535-b174-484e-b65b-b9fa217dd814,1960-07-30,Mount Waddington,Coast Mountains,"[343375.0, 5693004.0]",UTM 10 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,4,Historic.  Climbers,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1960-07-30', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-426,ed7f7f17-9979-4816-809b-acc748b3c8c4,1959-04-07,Torbit Mine,"Alice Arm, BC","[465227.0, 6146861.0]",UTM 9 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,"Historic.  Mine worker.  Switchman riding first of five empty cars and the motorman rode the engine at the rear.  When the train approached the mine an avalanche struck, broke the shed around the first two cars and buried the switchman in the debris",At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1959-04-07 13:00', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-427,9323aad7-7326-4a44-9b9d-a8f64077a6a2,1959-03-24,McGillivray Pass,,"[528259.0, 5614688.0]",UTM 10 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,2,"A young Bralorne couple met a friend while skiing towards McGillivray Pass.  They intended to survey some land in the summit area, thinking of a possible purchase.  Later that afternoon t he firned while skiing at telephone ridge on the SW side of the valley, noted a fresh avalanche deposit on the opposite side of the valley just SE of the pass.  Ski tracks led into the deposit but none left it.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1959-03-24', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'SW', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': 50, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}","Deep new snowfall, followed by high temperatures and radiant heat from the sun on the southerly slope led to the unstable snow conditions.","[{'title': 'Tw skiers skilled (p. 11)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1978); Avalanche Accidents in Canada II - A selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1943-1978', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/c8f05b0d-c711-49b3-bbae-a610daee3e4c/'}]"
-428,d3d3da09-c80c-48a1-bf77-4c1b2717f5fd,1959-02-16,The Battery,St Johns,"[373385.0, 5269512.0]",UTM 22 NAD27,,NL,,,5,Historic.  Residents,Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1959-02-16', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'St. Johns, The Battery, Feb 16, 1959', 'source': 'NFLD Geological Survey', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/2c97adb6-5654-4b5e-9b6a-03939b5bcbdf/feb16_59.html'}]"
-429,daa495da-52de-47c7-aa73-a468b0f3c2d8,1958-11-23,Bow Summit,,"[534541.0, 5729644.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,,2,"At 1315h on November 23 a park warden on ski patrol at Peyto Point parking lot observed an avalanche on the ridge to the NW of Mt Thompson.  He did not see anyone involved, but he and another warden climbed on skis with skins to the site for a further routine check.  At the site the wardens could not observe any tracks, and a hasty search of the avalanche deposit gave no indication of anyone being buried.  Two skiers approached, however, and said they thought two friendss might have been in the area.  A second hasty search with random probing was carried out and within 5min a victim was located approximately 120cm below the surface.  At 1355h the victim was dug out, he was unconcous and not breathing.  At 1400h the wardnin in charege sent for further assistance and equipment.  A party of 20 volunteers arrived 15 minutes later and was organized into probe lines.  At 1610h the body of the second avalanche victim was located 180cm below the surface.  Both victims were given AR but to no avail.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1958-11-23', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'NE', 'elevation': 2430, 'slab_width': 90, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Two skiers killed (p. 8)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f40859cd-3b96-448d-bcc2-eddc2de31636/'}]"
-430,801bb84e-955c-424c-b9b0-cabcd1cdb81d,1957-03-17,Richardson Ridge,near Lake Louise,"[561359.0, 5702092.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,,1,Accident was not observed.  A skier travelling alone had presumably left Temple Lodge on March 17.  Tracks indicated that he skied up Corral Creek and about 1.5km from Temple Lodge proceeded to climb an old avalanche path at the end of Richardson Ridge.  Presumably he was caught by an avalanche while climbing.,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1957-03-17', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One skier killed (p. 6)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/745031c7-ea3e-4a32-99e3-84f194fd77b7/'}]"
-431,a71fb45d-c9f3-4f5f-86f5-4b4bcbc3f1ac,1957-02-23,Kaslo,3 km south of Kaslo,"[505987.0, 5525663.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,"Historic.  Person on road.  Anglican minister driving from Nelson to Kaslo was stopped by a small avalanche across the road.  He got out to shovel a way through it.  A second car stopped and began helping, warning the minister to watch for further avalanches.  Suddenly a larger avalanche came from the bluffs above them, the second person ran and was missed, the minister ran the opposite direction and was engulfed and buried.
-IS THIS INCIDENT A DUPLICATE OF THE PREVIOUS?",Car/Truck on Road,"[{'observation_date': '1957-02-23', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-432,eff04c3c-f1ff-4542-8f3a-ec4a88d8c8b8,1956-03-11,Marmot Basin,,"[424686.0, 5848753.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,,1,"Group of skiers left Portal Creek at 0930h on March 11, for a days hiking and skiing at Marmot Basin.  The group was informed by a park warden as to which areas in the basin were considered safe for skiing and which were dangerous and should be avoided.  One bowl, later the accidnet site, was pointed out as particularly dangerous and had been flagged as such.  One couple, after skiing all day in the safe area on the ridge to the right of the bowl, decided to hike for the last run.  At 1530h they were observed to swing left from the trail into the rocky area bove and beside the bowl.  Leading by about 80m and moving out onto the avlanche slope, the man shouted back to his companion to wait while he ski tested the slope.  He then skied part way down and fell.  At this, the snow cracked above him and a large avalanche engulfed him.",Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1956-03-11 15:30', 'size': '', 'type': 'Slab', 'trigger': 'Sa', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One skier killed (p. 4)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/c52f112c-b630-4a4d-8847-34d9b7a9edac/'}]"
-433,db250196-32ea-4f8b-ab91-a4c879351441,1956-01-25,Unknown Location,,"[None, None]",,,,,,1,,Inside Car/Truck on Road,[],"{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-434,ce934c20-7ee9-403b-ba91-1ba4094bd35d,1955-07-11,Mount Temple,,"[555712.0, 568905.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,2.0,7,"Group of 24 teenage youths from a wilderness camp in the eastern United States intended to climb in the area near Moraine Lake.  On July 11, 18 of them started climbing the south face of Mt Temple from a point just below sentinel pass on the Moraine Lake Valley side.  Half way to the mountain the two group leaders and five others decided that the climb was too difficult for them and that they would not continue.  The eleven other boys proceeded, roped at 1.5m intervals on a 9mm manila rope.  At approximately 2750m they found that the route was too dangerous and started to return, but in crossing a snow slope they were caught in an avalanche and swept down.  The rope to the lead and tail boys broke as the party was swept down, and the two managed to stay on the surface, uninjured.",Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1955-07-11 16:00', 'size': '', 'type': 'Loose', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': 2700, 'slab_width': 10, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Seven mountain climbers killed, two injured (p. 1)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1976): Avalanche Accidents in Canada I - A Selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1955-1976', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/4bf3d197-0eb6-403a-b122-28a4fe09af6b/'}]"
-435,1cede5d5-5430-4df0-9d07-fb9c60b2ac36,1955-03-27,Seymour Inlet,NW of Vancouver,"[628455.0, 5658838.0]",UTM 9 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,1.0,1,"Historic.  Crew yarding logs on a steep slope above Seymour inlet, log that was being drawn caught on  a stump and dislodged it, the stump, the snow surrounding it and some of the surface vegetation began to move down the slope.  Three workers managed to escape but the engineer in the ""donkey engine"" neither heard nor saw the avalanche and was swept into the inlet when the engine was struck.
-Signalman was found near the top of the avalanche with a fractured arm and cracked ribs.",At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1955-03-27', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",moderate temperatures and rain prevailed at the accident site on 27 March.  Thaw persisted and the snowpack was water saturated.,[]
-436,e77396df-5efe-4418-83f1-9fba59f0f3f4,1950-03-07,St-François-de-Pabos,,"[None, None]",,,QC,,,1,2 young children buried.,Other Recreational,"[{'observation_date': '1950-03-07', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-437,4eb16cba-92a9-40f7-88e5-dd4a649f8ed0,1950-02-25,near Hope,Flood Hope Road,"[607694.0, 5469275.0]",UTM 10 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,Historic.  Person on road.,Car/Truck on Road,"[{'observation_date': '1950-02-25', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-438,159c5111-ea32-40f7-b62a-daf34ae9e23e,1950-01-14,Hell's Gate,Fraser River,"[611580.0, 5515694.0]",UTM 10 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,"Historic.  Railway worker.  Snowplow struck by avalanche and carried down embankment towards river, foreman was swept into river.",Inside Car/Truck on Road,"[{'observation_date': '1950-01-14', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'One railway employee killed (p. 6)', 'source': 'Stethem and Schaerer (1978); Avalanche Accidents in Canada II - A selection of Case Histories of Accidents 1943-1978', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/00db937c-cd05-426b-8d02-aff3b1507b7c/'}]"
-439,1dec942c-903c-438d-837b-4a44260c24a8,1949-02-23,Hoodoo Curve,Hoodoo Curve near Boston Bar,"[612702.0, 5519425.0]",UTM 10 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,Historic.  Driver in convoy driving south towards Vancouver.  Driver of a truck that had become stuck in debris from an earlier avalanche was out putting chains on his truck when a second avalanche struck.  Only the roof of his truck was visible.  Others in the convoy began a search for the man and another avalanche struck.  A third avalanche then struck more rescuers.  All were recovered alive except for the man putting chains on his truck.,Inside Car/Truck on Road,"[{'observation_date': '1949-02-23', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-440,031d5d9c-599d-4d84-a44a-5d4df63f7d35,1948-12-30,Upper Capilano,Watershed near Vancouver,"[491549.0, 5481195.0]",UTM 10 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,Historic.,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1948-12-30', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-441,17c7f13c-e6f6-4f76-88d6-cc5581ffdd27,1948-02-17,Kettle Valley Railroad Iago Station,,"[49.54610061645508, -121.19640350341797]",Lat/Long Decimal Degrees,,BC,,,1,,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1948-02-17 00:00', 'size': 'U', 'type': 'U', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'U', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': 'U', 'wind_speed': 'U', 'wind_dir': 'U', 'sky': 'U', 'precip': 'NIL'}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-442,a8b57ff2-3393-454d-8e47-4f6dabf38cbc,1945-03-26,Mount Richardson,near Lake Louise,"[560179.0, 5703932.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,AB,,,1,Historic.  Skier,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1945-03-26', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-443,c616f243-fe04-4e89-888a-bf9f75de7d3a,1943-02-11,McLean Pt. Kwinitsa,Skeena Valley,"[461962.0, 6007786.0]",UTM 9 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,11.0,3,Historic.  Road workers at their camp at Mclean point on the bank of the Skeena River.  Three avalanches swept down on the camp destroying buildings and burying the victims,Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1943-02-11 07:30', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': 'S', 'elevation': 1000, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-444,f4fd699f-2f9b-46cd-ab2f-10700d52b84c,1937-03-01,Rogers Pass Summit,,"[463967.0, 5681460.0]",UTM 11 NAD27,,BC,,,1,Historic.  Railway workers,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1937-03-01', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-445,4ae2a01e-3ade-4184-b52e-00db740a3a63,1936-03-12,Saint-Tite-des-Caps,,"[None, None]",,,QC,,,4,No information.  4 unhurt.,Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1936-03-12', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-446,1bfc9628-35e7-409e-8433-3087cc109215,1936-03-12,Baie-Saint-Paul,Charlevoix,"[None, None]",,,QC,,1.0,1,Possibility of slushflows.,Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1936-03-12', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-447,bc5e934c-6afa-4fde-847d-0ca6e3c2884b,1936-03-12,Petite-Rivière-Saint-François,,"[None, None]",,,QC,,,5,"Possibly slushflow.
-5 fatal
-7 unhurt",Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1936-03-12', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-448,9d7bf31c-1cb7-45f7-a9e1-b44712c117a2,1936-03-12,Les Éboulements,,"[None, None]",,,QC,,,1,No information.,Inside Car/Truck on Road,"[{'observation_date': '1936-03-12', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-449,40e7be29-071e-4db2-a7e8-481187c133bc,1935-03-04,Corner Brook,"Curling Road; Corner Brook, NF","[430445.0, 5422333.0]",UTM 21 NAD27 (assumed),,NL,,,3,Historic.  Residents,Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1935-03-04', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Corner Brook, Curling Road, Mar 4, 1935', 'source': 'NFLD Geological Survey', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/73abc52a-a179-4bec-8b31-2fb25040e29d/march4_35.html'}]"
-450,767c7852-7761-416f-be38-db6d493e5f0a,1935-03-01,Okak,Labrador,"[561842.0, 6379083.0]",UTM 20V NAD27 (assumed),,NL,,,2,Historic.  Residents,Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1935-03-01', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Okak, Mar 1, 1935', 'source': 'NFLD Geological Survey', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/6b1e7dd2-a8a8-4964-8c75-4cb3457941ef/march1_35.html'}]"
-451,045e76f5-c5a7-42fe-a341-666baea3546f,1935-01-07,Motherlode Mine near Taseko Lake,South of Taseko Lake in Chilcotins,"[123.416748046875, 51.0797004699707]",LatLon,,BC,,,7,"(Minister of Mines BC 1935) ""The property of this company, in the Clinton Mining Division, consists of Taseko the Mohawk and Motherlode groups, comprising eighteen mineral claims and fractions held by location. These holdings are situated to the south of Taseko river and to the east of Gibson (Granite) creek, or about 7 3/4 miles south-easterly from the south end of Taseko lake.""
-
-""In addition to above accidents in mines, seven men were killed by a snowslide near the Taseko-Motherlode mine. Apparently this snowslide occurred about January 7th and probably at night, as all the men were in the bunk-house at the time of the slide; the bunk-house was at an elevation of 1,000 feet below the mine and was reached by a zigzag trail about 1 1/2 miles long.""",Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1935-01-07', 'size': 'U', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Chilcotin: Preserving Pioneer Memories', 'source': 'Bonner V., I.E., Bliss, et al.', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/85606d7b-0972-4918-a2fc-42a32540714c/', 'date': ['1995-05-01']}, {'title': 'Annual report of the Minister of Mines of BC', 'source': 'Minister of Mines BC', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b94dff04-1311-46da-09e5-fd58c64a1cab/', 'date': ['1936-01-01']}]"
-452,00a3d9fa-012e-41e4-a35f-add2204beff5,1933-04-07,Fossil Mountain,near Lake Louise,"[None, None]",,,AB,,,1,Historic.  Skier,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1933-04-07', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-453,6ac04262-f1fd-4144-a75c-3c233d29757f,1933-03-01,Duchesnay Pass,,"[539448.0, 5690753.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,2,Historic,Backcountry Skiing,"[{'observation_date': '1933-03-01', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-454,4f3897a8-d510-4eb8-8e3f-d892004aa2d9,1930-08-05,Unknown Location,,"[None, None]",,,,,,1,Historic.  Climber.  Location unknown,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1930-08-05', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-455,b6c45fb7-b95e-420b-ae6e-0c397a5ac20e,1927-12-17,Porter Idaho Mine,"near Marmot River, BC","[440548.0, 6191648.0]",UTM 9 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,Historic. Miner,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1927-12-17', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-456,19337b1e-84a2-4197-814c-8baeab88c1f1,1927-02-24,Extenuate Mine,"near Stewart, BC","[441766.0, 6204618.0]",UTM 9 NAD27,,BC,,,1,Historic.  Miner,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1927-02-24', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-457,84717d46-b5a0-4b06-8360-c7c7f50b0ea4,1927-01-01,Mount Serra,near Vancouver,"[346967.0, 5699905.0]",UTM 10 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,Historic.  First record of a recreational avalanche fatality?  Date not given beyond year; defaulted to 1/1/1927,Mountaineering,"[{'observation_date': '1927-01-01', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-458,ffae2f50-55b5-4155-b60b-e11fbaf3c36f,1921-02-17,Signal Hill,St. Johns NF,"[373385.0, 5269512.0]",UTM 22 NAD27,,NL,,,1,Historic,Outside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1921-02-17', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'St. Johns, Signal Hill, Feb 17, 1921', 'source': 'NFLD Geological Survey', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/5ef5e5eb-9783-4cdb-b792-9b183e804774/feb17_1921.html'}]"
-459,1bde281f-01d8-4f76-8bfa-d371fba5163b,1921-02-07,The Battery,St Johns NFLD,"[373385.0, 5269512.0]",UTM 22 NAD27,,NL,,,1,Historic. Resident,Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1921-02-07', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'St. Johns, Battery, Feb 7, 1921', 'source': 'NFLD Geological Survey', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f36e3b79-915d-426c-099a-af8b97c93037/feb7_21.html'}]"
-460,2c4b8d63-2ba2-4d24-8c9f-1b200e19e57f,1917-12-31,Shellbird Island,Humber River NFLD,"[436547.0, 5422260.0]",UTM 21 NAD27,,NL,,,1,Historic.  Railway Section foreman.,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1917-12-31', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-461,4b09669a-a733-468c-a65a-8a38c0ae48db,1917-01-12,Near Hazelton,,"[584758.0, 6123422.0]",UTM 9 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,2,Historic.  Miners.  Date given is only  month and year.  Gave day default of the first of the month.,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1917-01-12', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-462,a4ceafa7-fd73-4591-8fea-42af826da1c7,1913-01-22,Coal Creek,near Fernie,"[647274.0, 5483175.0]",UTM 11 NAD27,,BC,,,1,Historic.  Miner,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1913-01-22', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-463,5b4be5e6-343a-44cc-b753-7caeb08cd3b0,1913-01-08,Dunedin Mine,near Sandon,"[483272.0, 5536804.0]",UTM 11 NAD27 (assumed),,BC,,,1,Historic.  Miner,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1913-01-08', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-464,43e1c7af-9411-4e54-a524-053701e8ff69,1913-01-06,Noble No. 5 Mine,Sandon,"[483272.0, 5536804.0]",UTM 11 NAD27,,BC,,,3,Historic.  Miners,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1913-01-06', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-465,615f1eff-a9ec-40f1-a07d-30e5b0db49fa,1912-12-30,Coal Creek,near Fernie,"[647274.0, 5483175.0]",UTM 11 NAD27,,BC,,,6,Historic.  Miners,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1912-12-30', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-466,8dbbb046-78b8-4150-8d42-1937c3f0c7f7,1912-03-14,Baie-Saint-Paul,,"[None, None]",,,QC,,,1,chute d'un morceau de terre (avalanche) ?,Unknown,"[{'observation_date': '1912-03-14', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-467,2465f5e9-295b-4dee-8e84-21c3b0df48ff,1912-03-11,Tilt Cove,Baie Verte NFLD,"[None, None]",,,NL,,,5,Historic. Residents,Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1912-03-11', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Tilt Cove, Baie Verte Peninsula, Mar 11, 1912', 'source': 'NFLD Geological Survey', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/b125c820-93e0-48a9-96e8-7d21287b2772/march11_12.html'}]"
-468,fe21cc54-4f40-426d-9509-4d2a46a69b38,1911-12-23,Noble No. 5 Mine,Sandon,"[483272.0, 5536804.0]",UTM 11 NAD27,,BC,,,1,Historic. Miner,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1911-12-23', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-469,67f913b7-698c-4240-8634-d89e5f984ca7,1910-03-04,Avalanche Crest,,"[483727.0, 5671359.0]",UTM 11 NAD27,,BC,,,58,Historic. 62 workers killed.,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1910-03-04', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-470,8ed8e281-d1dd-4b92-98b1-d780d39def83,1910-01-01,Burgeo,,"[-57.61666488647461, 47.61666488647461]",LatLon,,NL,,0.0,1,"Joseph Smalls diary of Burgeo
- A hint of another avalanche victim comes from the diary of Joseph Small. Small came to Burgeo from the USA. He was the enumerator for the 1921 census in the Burgeo area, and wrote about the area in his 1925 ""Diary of Burgeo"". When discussing the people of the small community of Bay de Lieu, he outlines the history of the Strickland family. He writes:-  ""George Strickland died here the 16th of March, age 59. Surviving him were sons William, John, and George. I know of no others. Also left were daughters Betsy, Rachel, and Fanny. I have heard that there was one older than William. William married first, a woman at Hunts, who did not live very long. There was no family. In 1860, he married Sarah Timberley, who is still living with her daughter, Mrs. [George] Sutton. They had quite a family. Edward died a young man. James married a daughter of John Crant. Both are still living. John married Sarah Kinslow of Red Island. Both of them are also still living. Joseph never married; he was killed in the country by an avalanche of snow fifteen years ago."" This is the only indication we have of this tragedy, that apparently took place in around 1910. Further research may reveal more about the fate of the unfortunate Joseph.",Unknown,[],"{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Burgeo, 1910', 'source': 'NFLD Geological Survey', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/8189449b-5311-414a-8741-657a66749a3f/burgeo_1910.html'}]"
-471,a4fb0c0b-cb17-47f8-a1ea-2b17632cf485,1907-12-24,Burton City,4 km East of Burton City,"[440257.0, 5537111.0]",UTM 11 NAD27,,BC,,,2,Historic.  Two people on road.,Car/Truck on Road,"[{'observation_date': '1907-12-24', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-472,d3af355b-1c47-46f7-976d-b6a33f930bc0,1907-01-22,Devlin Group,near Salmo,"[480573.0, 5449724.0]",UTM 11 NAD27,,BC,,,1,Historic. Miner,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1907-01-22', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-473,521984a2-484f-4765-ad0c-9e4a7f3d5d31,1905-01-12,Ville de Québec,St-Sauveur,"[None, None]",,,QC,,2.0,1,3 enfants partis glissés à la Côte Neuve,Other Recreational,"[{'observation_date': '1905-01-12', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-474,a8fa093f-ba8b-4a14-af6f-8dede496b9c9,1904-04-11,Revelstoke,1km East of Revelstoke,"[413428.0, 5648696.0]",UTM 11 NAD27,,BC,,,2,Historic. Railway Workers,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1904-04-11', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-475,60b7f673-2c3e-4431-a127-2dd0b7833694,1904-01-30,Squamish,50 km North of Squamish,"[464665.0, 5612878.0]",UTM 10 NAD27,,BC,,,1,Historic. Trapper,Hunting/Fishing,"[{'observation_date': '1904-01-30', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-476,7515ba6e-3ebb-4c5b-a961-dc2cde13e256,1904-01-25,near Revelstoke,,"[412258.0, 5648715.0]",UTM 11 NAD27,,BC,,,1,Historic. Workers on railway,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1904-01-25', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-477,349a6962-3294-4794-a638-99bee0ebdec7,1902-12-25,Molly Gibson Mine near Slocan,near Slocan,"[None, None]",,,BC,,,9,Historic,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1902-12-25', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-478,af3f7a2e-10ca-4203-9de3-37fd14dd88a7,1899-01-31,Glacier CPR Station,,"[463954.0, 5679607.0]",UTM 11 NAD27,,BC,,2.0,7,The first Rogers Pass station was destroyed by an avalanche coming down a slidepath opposite the station. After this tragedy the CPR abandoned this dangerous site and built a new railway station closer to the summit of Rogers Pass in the approximate location of the Rogers Pass Discovery Centre.,Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1899-01-01', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Brown Bag History Notes: Snowlides', 'source': 'English, C.', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f81c869b-d441-4d0a-af6c-069fe365b12a/', 'date': ['2011-01-01']}, {'title': 'Rogers Pass Snow Avalanche Atlas, Glacier NP', 'source': 'Schleiss, V.G.F', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/24cb3385-0af3-484d-0859-1623be1878eb/', 'date': ['1989-01-01']}, {'title': 'Snow War: An Illustrated History of Rogers Pass', 'source': 'Woods, John G.', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/dae5e566-39c8-43f5-8aa7-57f7f236bb18/', 'date': ['2010-01-01']}]"
-479,ee27d2f4-a885-41ad-ac0d-dad5d2067c4d,1899-01-30,Rogers Pass Snowshed,,"[467489.0, 5686997.0]",UTM 11 NAD27,,BC,,,1,Historic.  Railway worker.,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1899-01-30', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-480,4ca482ae-5f8c-4bce-a905-f7f909f36621,1898-02-27,Road to Silverton Mine,,"[None, None]",,,BC,,,1,Historic. Miner,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1898-02-27', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-481,257bc41b-53cb-49d0-932e-a32902333927,1898-02-22,Lévis,,"[None, None]",,,QC,,7.0,4,2 houses damaged.  Avalanche flowed into valley.,Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1898-02-22', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-482,a91a1570-2d8c-4eb1-93aa-45dd470ca7cf,1895-01-23,Bluff Head Brook Chromite Mine,,"[-58.61666488647461, 48.78333282470703]",LatLon,,NL,,0.0,4,"Howley JP. 1997 Reminiscences of James P. Howley: Selected Years, edited by Kirwin WJ, Story GM and O?Flaherty PA. The Champlain society, Toronto, 438p, page 325. 
-Evening Telegram Jan 28, 1895.  
-The accident occurred during mine operations high in the Lewis Hills at Bluff Head Brook. The story was told first by JP Howley in his memoirs of field work on the west coast, and also by ED Haliburton in his history of mining on the western part of the Island, published in 1919. Haliburton tells of a Mr. Holden, who traveled from St. Johns in 1894 to set up an operation to mine chromite in the Lewis Hills. ""The mine was nearly up to the top of the mountain, which formed one side of the gulch terminating at the bottom in Bluff Head Cove. The huts where the men lived were built on a sort of terrace about half-way up this mountain and to get to the mine they had to traverse a path that curved around and upward"". On 23 January 1895, four miners left to clear this path. This group included Mr Holdens brother Thomas, Patric Byrne, Laughlin, and McKinnon. They were shoveling the path when apparently they triggered an avalanche that swept down the slope carrying all four with it. Howley states all four were killed, but Haliburton suggests that one, further from the centre of the avalanche, was swept down two or three hundred feet, but survived.  The site of the mine is still visible, in one of the large bowl shaped cirques that form the edge of the Lewis Hills. Such areas are very vulnerable to avalanche, and although no mining takes place in this area now, this tragedy serves as an illustration of the dangers of such areas to the current day snow-mobiler or back-country skier. Howley writes as follows:  
-""The mine is situated at the head of a deep ravine through which Bluff Head Brook meanders. The ravine forms a perfect amphitheatre and it is at the extreme bend at its head that the ore occurs, just inside the boundary line behind Capt. Clearys and Jones lots. This is the sa",Unknown,[],"{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Bluff Head Brook, Chromite Mine, Jan 23, 1895', 'source': 'NFLD Geological Survey', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/87b0713d-0241-4bb7-b483-0ce37ad9bfc4/jan23_1895.html'}]"
-483,4caa4646-457d-4430-bb8d-25acc47326ca,1893-03-12,Murdering Corner,Andrews Hill near Cartwright,"[-57.016666412353516, 53.70000076293945]",LatLon,,NL,,0.0,3,"Them Days, April 1993, Vol. 18(3), p. 42; Hudsons Bay Company Cartwright Post Journal 1893
- Frank Davis in 1979 recounted the story handed down through his family of a tragedy that occurred around the turn of the century (Them Days, 1993). His father (John Davis), grandfather (Thomas Davis), uncle (Tom Davis), great-uncle (Solomon Morgan) and Andrew Reeves decided to climb up Andrews Hill one fine afternoon in March. Andrews Hill is about 6 kilomtres east of Cartwright. Leaving Goose Cove, to reach the top of the hill they had to climb up a steep gulch, with a bank of overhanging snow. John Davis was suffering from a nose bleed and was lagging behind the other four, and saw the overhang give way, avalanching down the slope and burying his four companions. He rushed to the scene and was able to extract his father by digging with his snowshoe. Frank Davis recounted ""Grandfather said he felt as if he had been runned in lead"". The two then quickly returned to the community to get shovels and help, but when the other three were dug out, they were all dead. One had had his back broken over a birch tree, and it is likely the other two were asphyxiated. The slope on which the three men died was since been known as ""Murdering Corner"" or Murdering Gulch"". Goose Cove lies 10 kilometres east of the village of Cartwright. It is not clear if the men lived in Goose Cove or were returning from a walk in that area.
- From the Hudsons Bay Company Cartwright Post Journal: Thursday, 16 March 1893: ""Solomon Morgan and Thomas Davis, son of Thomas Davis, was killed by a snow avalanche at Andrews Hill on Sunday evening past.
- Thus there is some uncertainty as to whether Andrew Reeves did in fact die in the avalanche as he is not mentioned in this contemporary account.",Unknown,[],"{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Murdering Corner, near Cartwright, 1893', 'source': 'NFLD Geological Survey', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/34b07213-e748-4561-9d78-4bd056dd71ee/cartwright_1893.html'}]"
-484,172dcea1-d920-47ab-87b9-e4a197e6a1a7,1891-01-20,Irelands Bight,"Irelands Eye, Hare Bay","[586300.0, 56887.0]",UTM 21 NAD83,,NL,,2.0,3,,Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1891-01-20', 'size': 'Unknown', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Irelands Bight, Northern Peninsula, Jan 20, 1891', 'source': 'NFLD Geological Survey', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/0040bb73-84cc-4fdc-a676-059fc5280a9c/jan20_1891.html'}]"
-485,8f9a7e1f-1cf1-41c4-a7c5-d726974db1ec,1891-01-20,Unknown Location,,"[None, None]",,,,,,3,"Confirmation of a report wed had from oral records for a few years.  
-Royal Gazette, March 31 1891. Thanks to Lawson for pointing us to a possible source.
-
-
-Report of a letter in the Herald, March 20 1891
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-Shocking Catastrophe: Three persons killed
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-Mr Joseph Moore, of St. Anthony, writing to his father in St. Johns gives particulars of a terrible accident which happened at Irelands  Eye, Hare Bay on the 20th January. On that date, he says ""an avalanche of snow swept down from a high cliff and buried under its enormous weight, the house of Levi Andrews, distant about 60 or 70 feet from the foot of the cliff. Nine persons were in the house at the time of the accident - five on the loft and four in the kitchen. Mrs Andrews was going out in the porch at the time, and six days after her lifeless body was found under fourteen feet of snow. The head was smashed in and her neck and arms broken. The eldest daughter was found lying across the stove rigid in death, and the stove was smashed in atoms. Five days after being rescued, ob=ne of the sons died from his injuries. At the time of the terrible affair, George Reid was upon the loft fixing a trap, and at the time of present writing is unable to lift his arms to  his head, but he is getting better. One of the girls rescued had one of her legs broken, and suffered considerable pain. It was an awful site to behold the disfigured bodies and the house broken up like so much tinder wood. I was up all one day shoveling snow, there were forty others at the same work. The three bodies were laid out together on a board and were buried on the 28th. It was one of the saddest spectacles ever witnessed in this vicinity and threw a gloom over the community.  
-There was never as much snow as there is this winter but very little  
-frost.""",Inside Building,[],"{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'HeraldLetter', 'source': None, 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/d1ddc6b1-8d27-4cda-b4df-0c3afc00877a/'}, {'title': 'RoyalGazette', 'source': None, 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/8f800129-7d56-4875-9506-bdca52a79151/'}]"
-486,07d90fbf-3948-4aa0-a998-961f05616556,1890-02-15,near Conne River,,"[-55.698612213134766, 47.90888977050781]",LatLon,,NL,,0.0,2,"Twillingate Sun Feb. 15, 1890 
-""Feb. 12: William Dodge and son, belonging to Conn River, Hermitage Bay, were killed last week while they were returning from hauling their bultows, but the weather being very rough, they landed at a small cove surrounded by high hills, and while endeavoring to climb up, they were carried to the bottom by a snow slide, and killed.""",Unknown,[],"{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Conne River, February, 1890', 'source': 'NFLD Geological Survey', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/02263b4b-d968-4721-a2b0-cfde268dafbb/feb_1890.html'}]"
-487,82a133d6-32cf-4b25-8cad-b0f43349fb89,1885-02-25,Rogers Pass Summit,,"[463967.0, 5681460.0]",UTM 11 NAD27,,BC,,,6,,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1885-02-25', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-488,e6c62007-0b13-41f3-a7b0-cdc45f2936df,1885-02-08,McDermot's Camp,,"[None, None]",,,BC,,,3,Historic,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1885-02-08', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-489,db7c8176-4cd9-40bf-a43a-39c0f01bae81,1884-01-26,Betts Cove,,"[613744.0, 5469398.0]",UTM 21U NAD27,,NL,1.0,0.0,1,Historic. RCMP,At Outdoor Worksite,"[{'observation_date': '1884-01-27', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Betts Cove, Jan 26, 1884', 'source': 'NFLD Geological Survey', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/bd0fad9b-5281-406d-ae8d-45ef69236c28/jan26_1884.html'}]"
-490,ec3779ef-d8c3-40c9-8ab5-e633534496c7,1879-02-12,Lévis,Saint-David,"[None, None]",,,QC,,,1,A young man was buried.,Other Recreational,"[{'observation_date': '1879-02-12', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-491,7aa144d1-cfd1-42ee-b365-28a05b301b1f,1877-02-09,Betts Cove,,"[587525.0, 5518957.0]",UTM 21U NAD27,,NL,,0.0,6,Historic,Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1877-02-09', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Betts Cove, Feb 9, 1877', 'source': 'NFLD Geological Survey', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a8acf5e3-e1c6-488b-832d-94dca416f6a9/feb9_1877.html'}]"
-492,8a3cf819-d3d0-465b-b194-ad99d9fca341,1876-02-25,Woody Point,Curzon Village,"[-57.91666793823242, 49.516666412353516]",LatLon,,NL,,0.0,3,"George Halfyard of Woody Point; Tony Berger, personal communications; Newfoundlander, 1876
- Tony Berger, who grew up in Woody Point wrote to us as follows:
-""In the spring of 1887 or 1888 a single house with three adults and a baby was pushed onto the ice by an avalanche. The adults were killed but the baby boy survived sheltered in his mothers arms. The house stood at the base of the Lookout Hills near what is known as Charlie Fons Brook about halfway between Mudges Point and the last house now in Curzon Village. The date is probably fairly accurate as the baby returned for a brief visit as an old man and met the father of Herb Taylor (my informant) a year or so before he died in his 90s.""
- The site seems prone to avalanches, at the base of a steep cliff. This was confirmed when a moderate sized avalanche was observed by a resident in the winter of 2000-2001. This avalanche was located above the current buildings in Curzon Village, swept down-slope breaking off trees but stopped well short of structures.
- Further archival research indicated the date was in fact 1876. The Newfoundlander reported:
- ""Information has lately reached us of a very melancholy and fatal accident which took place here on the 25th February last at Bonne Bay. There was a very heavy gale of wind with snow and the latter accumulated in great quantity on a high hill behind the house of a man named Charles Fawn. After some time the snow came down like an avalanche against the house, completely breaking it up, when Fawn, his wife and youngest child were killed and buried in the snow. The servant who slept in the garret was thrown upon the ice of the bay, about two hundred yards from where the house stood; but without sustaining injury. He and others set to work to clear away the snow, and after some hours they found the three dead bodies, with Fawn?s elder child (who had also been in the house) still alive. The dead were decently interred and the little survivor was doing well and in good care.""",Unknown,[],"{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Woody Point - Curzon Village, 1876', 'source': 'NFLD Geological Survey', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/2860ae1a-a3ca-4374-b5c5-7831c626a724/woodypoint_1876.html'}]"
-493,45b60b4c-c0b3-4853-a4d8-a3667a6efd4b,1875-02-03,Promontoir de Québec,,"[None, None]",,,QC,,,8,Houses were hit and destroyed,Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1875-02-03', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-494,cca580b8-01b7-43b1-85c6-7592f8b4fa65,1873-01-06,Trinity,,"[-53.36666488647461, 48.36666488647461]",LatLon,,NL,,0.0,1,"Notes from Mildred Howard collection, Letter dated Jan 10 (7?) 1873 M Howard, 1992 p 188. Royal Gazette and Newfoundland Advertiser 1863-1985, Vital Statistics and items volume 3, publication number 6.
- The Royal Gazette of January 1873 reported the following incident in Trinity:
-""A very sad accident happened on the south side of the harbour on Monday. [Monday was the 6 Jan, previous Monday 31 Dec 1872]. Two men, brothers named CHURCHILL went from their home not many yards distant to dig out a well which was under a hill, when a large quantity of snow fell from 60 feet and buried them. One was dead, the other recovered"" [Howard 1992]. 
- No comprehensive census exists at this time but various business directories listing householders and occupations were published at this time (see Newfoundland Grand Banks web site). In 1871, three Churchills are known to be living in Trinity, George, Joseph and Richard, all fishermen. By 1894 only two Churchills are recorded, Richard and Edward, and in 1898 George Dennis and Richard Churchill are listed. It is possible that the man killed was Joseph Churchill. Lying across from the town of Trinity, on the other side of South West Arm, Sugar Loaf and Salvage Hill rise steeply from the waters edge to over 100 metres above the sea. These north facing slopes seem to be the most likely site of the avalanche, although fortunately no houses are found there now.",Unknown,[],"{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Trinity, Jan 6, 1873', 'source': 'NFLD Geological Survey', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a66b1f6f-de48-4e6c-b6df-20472fb6c51a/jan6_1873.html'}]"
-495,b4d997c6-70e7-479e-a580-78c2b1d718d0,1869-03-11,Lévis,,"[None, None]",,,QC,,7.0,4,plusieurs aval./Atleast 8 houses damaged.,Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1869-03-11', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-496,4e889b7b-b0c4-43a3-a2c4-a20fb5b24555,1869-02-16,Lévis,,"[None, None]",,,QC,,2.0,1,"A house destroyed, 2 other avalanches.",Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1869-02-16', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-497,90e8a150-4bf0-4070-ba20-2ff775e82772,1866-02-26,Les Éboulements,,"[None, None]",,,QC,,,1,"Snow suffocation.
-écurie démolie par une avalanche.",Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1866-02-26', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-498,3ed9e925-2de7-4b59-956f-16aea06af56c,1865-03-11,Lévis,Saint-Nicolas,"[None, None]",,,QC,,,1,Snow chute.,Unknown,"[{'observation_date': '1865-03-11', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-499,426b79b1-3b68-4967-9e98-ce6a740dd1e5,1863-03-12,Unknown Location,,"[None, None]",,,,,,2,Historic,Hunting/Fishing,"[{'observation_date': '1863-03-12', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-500,b859c978-d758-49e4-9818-371ffe15db20,1863-03-12,Distress Cove,"(now St. Brides), Placentia Bay","[715000.0, 5199600.0]",UTM 21 NAD83,,NL,,0.0,2,"On the morning of 12 March 1863, the Foley brothers, John and William and two companions, left Distress Cove , looking for sea-ducks. The Express on March 28 reported thus:
-
-In going down a bank being about 100 feet in height with a slope of about 45° an immense avalanche of snow, overhanging the slope, let go after they had passed about halfway down and overwhelming two of them, William Foley and William Doyle, buried one of them under its mass; hurling the other one into the sea where he was drowned. On the alarm being given a large number of persons collected and by shoveling the snow in a few hours discovered the dead body of one, the dead body of the other being recovered from the sea on the 16th. They were both young men of excellent character and their sudden loss is much regretted.
-
-Death by drowning in an avalanche accident is unusual but not unprecedented- Pierre Trudeaus son Michel died in a similar manner in 1998. The community of Distress Cove is now known as St Brides, and the location of the avalanche is uncertain. The bay now known as Distress Cove is surrounded by gentle slopes, and the victims may well have met their end below the much steeper cliffs lying south of St Brides.",Hunting/Fishing,"[{'observation_date': '1863-03-12', 'size': 'Unknown', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Distress Cove, Placentia Bay, Mar 12, 1863', 'source': 'NFLD Geological Survey', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/18d94744-ef5c-49a2-80b2-89884b77151c/march12_1863.html'}]"
-501,a3405ee9-7384-4064-9df5-58b789718064,1863-01-16,Lévis,Notre-Dame-de-la-Victoire 18,"[None, None]",,,QC,,,2,tué par une aval.,Unknown,"[{'observation_date': '1863-01-16', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-502,bc4899c4-70ce-47df-b586-445641e6068d,1856-02-05,Cape Breton - Big Pond,,"[None, None]",,,NS,,,5,"In house, estimated that the avalanche struck in early evening.",Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1856-02-05', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}","From Cape Breton Newspaper article - unsure of accuracy: The night of Feb. 5, 1856 was milder than had been the case in recent days. It had rained most of Monday night and the weather still pushed temperatures above the freezing mark. The ground, however, was frozen solid and nearly a foot of snow still blanketed the countryside.","{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-503,1888475d-8f26-4b0d-bd23-b9fb82e165a7,1852-02-01,Promontoir de Québec,,"[None, None]",,,QC,,,7,,Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1852-02-01', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-504,6418e7b2-39d6-4ac4-bc2e-7f5518ecf798,1850-01-01,Northumberland Inlet - Kingaite,,"[None, None]",,,,,,1,"DATE ESTIMATED, NOT ACCURATE!!!  Based on article this incident is assumed to have occurred sometime in the 1800's, probably around 1850?
-Historic",Hunting/Fishing,"[{'observation_date': '1800-01-01', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-505,56ef01bd-6e1d-450c-90bb-fc53fe2922e9,1843-12-18,Cap Blanc (Ville de Québec) 18,,"[None, None]",,,QC,,,1,No information,Unknown,"[{'observation_date': '1843-12-18', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-506,101c517b-29a4-4c49-8934-f6c56ddd882d,1840-02-01,Château-Richer,,"[None, None]",,,QC,,,1,mort étouffé lors d'une aval.,Unknown,"[{'observation_date': '1840-02-01', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-507,b2e1c50a-1533-4145-a1a2-0befca0154d5,1836-02-09,Quebec,more details unknown,"[None, None]",,,QC,,,1,No information is provided. No location.,Unknown,"[{'observation_date': '1836-02-09', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'U', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-508,18e8f963-da33-4682-9312-57ca2cc9ad8d,1833-05-24,Carbonear,,"[-53.21666717529297, 47.733333587646484]",LatLon,,NL,,0.0,1,"Carbonear Star, May 29, 1833 
-The definition of an avalanche can be fairly loose, and can include pieces of ice falling from cliffs. In Newfoundland, ice can remain on shaded coastal cliffs long into the spring, and provides a danger to those working underneath. One such incident caused the demise of young Richard Penney, who in late May 1833 rowed from the north side to the south side of Carbonear Harbour, with the intent of gathering a boat-load of wood. He landed below the cliffs and was tying up his boat when a large chunk of ice fell from the cliff and hit him on the head, killing him instantaneously. According to the Carbonear Star of May 29, 1833, ""The young man was only twenty years of age and bore an excellent character for sobriety and good conduct"".",Unknown,[],"{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Carbonear, May 24, 1833', 'source': 'NFLD Geological Survey', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/f0850ab9-a2de-42f5-bfbb-d56ad26af5a2/may24_1833.html'}]"
-509,083d22df-ed50-4687-b9ab-1649960a0fbe,1825-02-04,Saint-Joseph de Lévis,Pointe Lévis,"[None, None]",,,QC,,,5,autre aval. Cap Diamant,Inside Building,"[{'observation_date': '1825-02-04', 'size': '', 'type': '', 'trigger': 'Na', 'aspect': '', 'elevation': None, 'slab_width': None, 'slab_thickness': None}]","{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,[]
-510,f498c48a-981d-43cf-ac16-151b8794435c,1782-01-01,Nain,,"[-61.68333435058594, 56.53333282470703]",LatLon,,NL,,,22,"NAC MG17 D1 B-X-1 pp.38,750 et ff., microfilm reel M-509 :
-The earliest recorded Canadian avalanche
-Wallace J.McLean, a keen historian and Labradorian in the course of his researches came across an account of a dreadful tragedy in the Nain area in the late 18th century. Mr. McLean was studying the Moravian Mission papers from Labrador and found, in a postscript to a 1782 letter signed ""your sincear well wishers, the Missionarys at Nain and in their names"" the following:
-""A Lamentable Circumstance has happened this last winter [i.e. 1781-82] about twelve miles from us [i.e., at Nain], upon the edge of a hill under which was an Esquimaux winter hauss where 31 Esquimaux lived, there gatherd a monstrous body of snow which shot all at once down and pressed the winter hauss even with the ground, with all the people in it excepting one man who was buried in the snow without. Out of 31 only 9 got out alive"".
-This avalanche is thus the earliest recorded avalanche in Canada - possibly in North America, the worst avalanche disaster in the history of the province, and the worst avalanche disaster in Canada to affect people in their houses. It is also the worst avalanche disaster in eastern Canada. The coastline around Nain contains numerous steep slopes and the exact location of this incident is unlikely to be discovered. It is likely that many other Inuit people have died, unrecorded, over the years along the Labrador coast, where heavy snowfall, and steep slopes form a deadly combination.",Unknown,[],"{'temp_present': None, 'temp_max': None, 'temp_min': None, 'temp_trend': '', 'wind_speed': '', 'wind_dir': '', 'sky': '', 'precip': ''}",,"{'hs': None, 'hn24': None, 'hst': None, 'hst_reset': ''}",,"[{'title': 'Nain, 1781-2', 'source': 'NFLD Geological Survey', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/a9c6e2b2-3100-4a1b-aa14-4d9164891568/1781_82.html'}, {'title': 'Nain, winter 1781/82', 'source': 'NFLD Geological Survey', 'url': '/public/legacy_doc/94989698-2b60-454c-a140-7ca977b61747/1781_82.html'}]"
diff --git a/lectures/applications/working_with_text.md b/lectures/applications/working_with_text.md
index 604a118b..6e032c96 100644
--- a/lectures/applications/working_with_text.md
+++ b/lectures/applications/working_with_text.md
@@ -126,9 +126,10 @@ def get_incident_details(id):
     return(result)
 
 
-incidentsfile = "incidents.csv"
+incidentsfile = http://datascience.quantecon.org/assets/data/avalanche_incidents.csv
 
 # To avoid loading the avalanche Canada servers, we save the incident details locally.
+# to update the data locally, change the incidentsfile to some other file name
 
 try:
     incidents = pd.read_csv(incidentsfile)

From e904ad17ad3c182cf6f3838060d53ce7bbf3e8b3 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Phil <15682144+doctor-phil@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Mon, 4 Nov 2024 23:13:08 -0800
Subject: [PATCH 33/39] Update working_with_text.md

---
 lectures/applications/working_with_text.md | 2 +-
 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-)

diff --git a/lectures/applications/working_with_text.md b/lectures/applications/working_with_text.md
index 6e032c96..c63c48e3 100644
--- a/lectures/applications/working_with_text.md
+++ b/lectures/applications/working_with_text.md
@@ -126,7 +126,7 @@ def get_incident_details(id):
     return(result)
 
 
-incidentsfile = http://datascience.quantecon.org/assets/data/avalanche_incidents.csv
+incidentsfile = "http://datascience.quantecon.org/assets/data/avalanche_incidents.csv"
 
 # To avoid loading the avalanche Canada servers, we save the incident details locally.
 # to update the data locally, change the incidentsfile to some other file name

From c7a4a32738d7d2802e67199eb36665db81139988 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Phil Solimine <15682144+doctor-phil@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Mon, 4 Nov 2024 23:35:58 -0800
Subject: [PATCH 34/39] Update environment.yml

---
 environment.yml | 2 +-
 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-)

diff --git a/environment.yml b/environment.yml
index ec31f08c..75423f8e 100644
--- a/environment.yml
+++ b/environment.yml
@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ dependencies:
     - xgboost
     - graphviz
     - bokeh
-    # - nltk
+    - nltk
     - pandas-datareader
     - seaborn
     - patsy

From d80c2a0f2a3c3b59b698ad6aab33fe3be3535501 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Phil <15682144+doctor-phil@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Tue, 5 Nov 2024 00:12:42 -0800
Subject: [PATCH 35/39] Update working_with_text.md

---
 lectures/applications/working_with_text.md | 13 ++++++-------
 1 file changed, 6 insertions(+), 7 deletions(-)

diff --git a/lectures/applications/working_with_text.md b/lectures/applications/working_with_text.md
index c63c48e3..db8145a6 100644
--- a/lectures/applications/working_with_text.md
+++ b/lectures/applications/working_with_text.md
@@ -468,13 +468,12 @@ def get_season(year, region):
 ```
 
 ```{code-cell} python
-forecastlist = [
-    forecast
-    for year in range(2011, 2019)
-    for region in [region["id"] for region in forecastregions["features"]]
-    for forecast in (get_season(year, region) or [])
-    if forecast is not None
-]
+forecastlist=[]
+
+for year in range(2011,2019):
+    print("working on {}".format(year))
+    for region in [region["id"] for region in forecastregions["features"]]:
+        forecastlist = forecastlist + get_season(year, region)
 ```
 
 ```{code-cell} python

From 61634dbc6deb48b011900b9868cd6fb7f3901726 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Phil <15682144+doctor-phil@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Tue, 5 Nov 2024 01:01:22 -0800
Subject: [PATCH 36/39] Update working_with_text.md

---
 lectures/applications/working_with_text.md | 1 +
 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+)

diff --git a/lectures/applications/working_with_text.md b/lectures/applications/working_with_text.md
index db8145a6..fff98692 100644
--- a/lectures/applications/working_with_text.md
+++ b/lectures/applications/working_with_text.md
@@ -532,6 +532,7 @@ import nltk
 import string
 nltk.download('omw-1.4')
 nltk.download('punkt')
+nltk.download('punkt_tab')
 nltk.download('stopwords')
 nltk.download('wordnet')
 # Remove stopwords (the, a, is, etc)

From f8d00a29b9fec3aa5afe6d54e86cff5dad2f7032 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Phil <15682144+doctor-phil@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Tue, 5 Nov 2024 08:57:56 -0800
Subject: [PATCH 37/39] try limiting api call delay

---
 lectures/applications/working_with_text.md | 2 +-
 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-)

diff --git a/lectures/applications/working_with_text.md b/lectures/applications/working_with_text.md
index fff98692..c389b363 100644
--- a/lectures/applications/working_with_text.md
+++ b/lectures/applications/working_with_text.md
@@ -443,7 +443,7 @@ def get_forecasts(start, end, region):
         #print("working on {}, {}".format(region,day))
         forecasts = forecasts + [get_forecast(day, region)]
         #print("sleeping")
-        time.sleep(0.1) # to avoid too much load on Avalanche Canada servers
+        time.sleep(0.05) # to avoid too much load on Avalanche Canada servers
         day = day + pd.Timedelta(1,"D")
     return(forecasts)
 

From 4255ac423bf27b51d2764ee3d704a71b668b192f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Phil <15682144+doctor-phil@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Tue, 5 Nov 2024 09:36:09 -0800
Subject: [PATCH 38/39] try something else

---
 .github/workflows/publish.yml              | 2 +-
 lectures/applications/working_with_text.md | 1 +
 2 files changed, 2 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-)

diff --git a/.github/workflows/publish.yml b/.github/workflows/publish.yml
index 2e158bca..686c2b56 100644
--- a/.github/workflows/publish.yml
+++ b/.github/workflows/publish.yml
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ jobs:
           auto-update-conda: true
           auto-activate-base: true
           miniconda-version: 'latest'
-          python-version: 3.9
+          python-version: 3.12
           environment-file: environment.yml
           activate-environment: lecture-datascience
       - name: Display Conda Environment Versions
diff --git a/lectures/applications/working_with_text.md b/lectures/applications/working_with_text.md
index c389b363..9db5c0e0 100644
--- a/lectures/applications/working_with_text.md
+++ b/lectures/applications/working_with_text.md
@@ -411,6 +411,7 @@ def download_cached_forecasts():
                     warnings.warn(f"'File $f exists and is larger than version in cache. Not replacing.")
                 else :
                     z.extract(f)
+                    print("Downloaded and extracted", f)
 
 download_cached_forecasts()
 ```

From 348e93c103450f5be57f645cfa96fe27d4a6bd60 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Phil <15682144+doctor-phil@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Tue, 5 Nov 2024 09:58:50 -0800
Subject: [PATCH 39/39] Update working_with_text.md

---
 lectures/applications/working_with_text.md | 1 +
 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+)

diff --git a/lectures/applications/working_with_text.md b/lectures/applications/working_with_text.md
index 9db5c0e0..678f20b7 100644
--- a/lectures/applications/working_with_text.md
+++ b/lectures/applications/working_with_text.md
@@ -13,6 +13,7 @@ kernelspec:
 
 **Author**
 > - [Paul Schrimpf *UBC*](https://economics.ubc.ca/faculty-and-staff/paul-schrimpf/)
+> - [Phil Solimine *UBC*](https://www.psolimine.net/)
 
 **Prerequisites**