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Avalanche hazard evaluation and prediction at Rogers Pass
The Trans-Canada Highway through Glacier National Park, British Columbia, was designed and constructed by the Federal Department of Public Works. Because the highway would have to cross numerous avalanche paths, the Department began, as early as 1953, preliminary observations on the snow cover, weat
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