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PartnerNews | Open day at the SLF

Experience snow research up close

by PowderGuide • 05/22/2023
Wind tunnel in the cold lab: At the open day, you can take a look at the SLF research facilities on site.

Wind tunnel in the refrigeration laboratory: You can take a look at the SLF research facilities on site at the open day.

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The WSL Institute for Snow and Avalanche Research SLF is opening its doors in Davos on June 24, 2023. From 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., the researchers will give all interested parties an insight into their diverse activities.

Why is snow a hot material? How do alpine plants react to climate change? How do natural hazards such as rockfall or avalanches arise, and how can we best protect ourselves against them? At numerous stations on the SLF site, employees answer these and other questions and present the SLF's research into snow, avalanches and other natural hazards in the Alps, as well as permafrost and mountain ecosystems.

Activities for children, exciting presentations, a look inside the new office and workshop building and various catering options round off the program. An excursion for the whole family!

When: Saturday, June 24, 2023, 10 am to 5 pm
Where: Flüelastrasse 11, 7260 Davos Dorf

Further information:slf.ch/tdot

Wind tunnel in the cold lab: At the open day, you can take a look at the SLF research facilities on site.

Wind tunnel in the refrigeration laboratory: You can take a look at the SLF research facilities on site at the open day.

SLF

Wind tunnel in the refrigeration laboratory: You can take a look at the SLF research facilities on site at the open day.

SLF

For all those who can't stop by themselves, here is a selection of articles about the work of the SLF:

SLF Team:

Interview with avalanche researcher Johan Gaume

Interview with Frank Techel, avalanche warner and researcher at the SLF

Interview with SLF avalanche warning expert Célia Lucas

Interview with snow researcher Jürg Trachsel

Interview with WhiteRisk expert Stephan Harvey

The SLF Observers:

Who are the SLF Observers?

Live at an SLF Observer training

PG Conditionsreporter Alex on tour with SLF Observer Reto

Research and Bulletin:

The new intermediate stages in the bulletin

Avalanches and artificial intelligence

New perspectives on the reduction method

More accurate weather models in the mountains

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