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From Human Factors to Human-Technology Factors: An HCI Perspective on Technology in Avalanche Safety
The avalanche safety literature has identified human factors that contribute to accidents, yet researchers note a persistent gap between these insights and effective product design. Meanwhile, interactive technologies are shaping backcountry decision making with or without grounding in theory and re
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