[MCR] Mountain Information Network

Avalanche Canada’s Mountain Information Network has recently undergone a major upgrade. You can learn more here:  http://www.avalanche.ca/mountain-information-network where there are a couple of videos and an FAQ document. In short,

·         The MIN now allows exchange of much more detailed data about avalanches, weather, and snowpack observations.

·          Incident reports are supported.

·         The data is displayed on our map at www.avalanche.ca and can be filtered by report type and date range.

·          The system is free of charge, open to all, and works anywhere in the world.

 

Please send comments, questions, or suggestions to

Karl Klassen, Avalanche Canada

Public Avalanche Warning Service Manager

kklassen@xxxxxxxxxxxx, 250-814-8981

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