Digital Library / Past Symposia for Committee F27 / Skiing Trauma and Safety

Sponsored by ASTM committee F27 on Snow Skiing

April 17 2005 - April 23 2005

• The Importance of an Objective Assessment to Identify Functional Constraints of Young Skier Athletes
• Safety in Big Jumps: Relationship Between Landing Shape and Impact Energy Determined by Computer Simulation
• Computer Simulation of Consecutive Ski Turns
• Functional and Release Characteristics of Alpine Ski Equipment
• Review of Research Literature on Snowboarding Injuries as Might Relate to an Adjustable/Releasable Snowboard Binding
• Skiing and Snowboarding Injuries in Greece: A Two-Year Case-Control Study
• Head Kinematics During Experimental Snowboard Falls: Implications for Snow Helmet Standards
• Injuries in Norwegian Ski Resorts the Winter Seasons of 2005 and 2006
• Tabletop Jumping: Engineering Analysis of Trajectory and Landing Impact
• Correlative Study into Injury Epidemiology, Use of Protective Equipment and Risk Taking Among Adolescent Participants in Alpine Snow Sports
• A Novel Anti-Slip Pad for Improving Steering when Exiting a Ski Lift on a Snowboard