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International Snow Science A Merging
of Theory and Practice |
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International Snow Science A Merging
of Theory and Practice |
| Organizing
Group: American Association of Avalanche
Professionals (AAAP) US Forest Service National Avalanche Center Handy References: Cold Regions Bibliography On Line Registration or mail to The Travel Station Attn: ISSW 2000 1822 W. Lincoln Ave. Bozeman, MT 59715 USA (A hard copy of the online form may be mailed) or phone 1-800-522-8747
$120 US --- per participant ---
$300 US --- Commercial Exhibit---
Banquet: $30 US (limited number)
Field Trip: $40 US Yellowstone National Park Field Trip: October 7, 2000.
ISSW Pre-Function
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The
International Snow Science Workshop 2000 will take place October 2-October 6, 2000,
in Big Sky, Montana. ISSW 2000 is the twelfth in a series of biennial workshops dedicated to providing a forum for the exchange of ideas between snow scientists and snow practitioners charged with the responsibility for snow management and safety. These conferences were begun in Canada and have since been hosted by either Canada or the US, attracting worldwide participation. The title "International Snow Science Workshop" with the theme, "A Merging of Theory and Practice" was coined in 1982 at Montana State University in Bozeman to foster the symbiotic relationship between scientists and practitioners. Throughout its history, it has continued to develop and evolve while staying true to its basic mission. The Bozeman area snow and avalanche community, is particularly pleased to have the opportunity host ISSW 2000 and invite our colleagues from around the globe to join us in this unique forum. Sign In & Greeting: October 1, 2000. Huntley Lodge, Big Sky Formatting Instructions for ISSW Papers (ignore password request) (PDF version) or (MS Word version) Presentation Guidelines for Oral or Poster Interested in showing snow or avalanche footage at ISSW? Submitting Papers to Cold Regions Science & Technology (ISSW special edition) |
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more information contact: Ed Adams Telephone: 406-994-6122 E-mail: eda@ce.montana.edu |
Information on commercial exhibits or to be added to the mailing list contact: Don Bachman |
Snow crystal images
provided by William P. Wergin, Ph.D., WWergin@Ggpl.Arsuda.Gov |
| Page was updated September 18, 2000 |