1st International Conference on Science and Technology in
Climbing and Mountaineering 7th-8th April 1999
The following is a provisional list of papers for the conference.
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KEY NOTES
PHYSIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF DIFFICULT ROCK CLIMBING
P B Watts
North Michigan University
THE ENGINEERING SUITABILITY OF METALIC CLIMBING EQUIPMENT
T K Hellen
BMC Technical Committee
DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLIMENTATION OF UIAA STANDARDS
Pit Schubert
UIAA Standards Committee
Shaun Barrett
W L Gore and Associates (Uk) Ltd
Two further key-notes to be confirmed
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BLOOD LACTATE RESPONSES TO COMPETITIVE CLIMBING
W. Gebert, I. Werner
PHYSIOLOGICAL AND METABOLIC RESPONSES IN NOVICE AND RECREATIONAL ROCK
CLIMBERS. Doran, D.A. , Grace, S.
ENERGY EXPENDITURE AND METABOLIC COST DURING TECHNICALLY SIMILAR BUT
PHYSICALLY DIFFERENT ROCK CLIMBING TASKS. Doran, D.A , Moncrieff, J.
THE EFFECT OF CREATINE SUPPLEMENTATION ON UPPER BODY POWER OUTPUT IN
ELITE LEVEL ROCK CLIMBERS. Doran, D.A. Godfrey, A.
CARDIOVASCULAR AND METABOLIC RESPONSES TO BACK COUNTRY SKIING
Thomas Hatzl
FITNESS DEPENDING EXERCISE INTENSITY DURING BACK COUNTRY SKIING
Puehringer R., Knuenz B., Burtscher M.
CARDIORESPIRATORY RESPONSES TO CLIMBING AT EXTREME ALTITUDE (3650M-
8200M) T Laemmle.
ENERGY BALANCE DURING HIGH-ALTITUDE SOJOURNS
Edwards,J E, D A Tanner, J M Stager
PHYSIOLOGICAL ADAPTATIONS IN ELITE ROCK CLIMBERS.
Ferguson. R.A. , Brown. M.D.
INJURY AND ASSOCIATED TRAINING AND PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS IN
RECREATIONAL CLIMBERS. Doran, D. A. , Reay,
HOW TO PREVENT HIGH-ALTITUDE HEADACHE?
M Burtscher, L Rudolf
FATALITY RISK DURING MOUNTAIN SPORTS ACTIVITIES
M Burtscher, W Nachbauer, El Kornexl
THREE-DIMENSIONAL ANALYSIS OF ROCKCLIMBING TECHNIQUES
B. Kauer, W. Gebert, I. Werner
MODIFICATIONS OF THE POSTURAL ADJUSTMENTS DURING A CLIMBING TASK
M. Testa, L. Martin, B. Debu
FORCES ON THE FALLING CLIMBER DEPENDING ON DIFFERENT BELAYING
TECHNIQUES R. Messner, G. Meraner, T. Schliernzauer, B. Knuenz, W.
Nachbauer
TECHNIQUES TO ASSESS LOCOMOTION PERTURBATIONS DURING HIKING
F. Barbier
A BIOMECHANICAL STUDY O F EQUILIBRIUM IN ROCK CLIMBING
F Quaine, L Martin
ANALYSIS OF CLIMBING TECHNIQUE USING THE PROREFLEX 3D MOTION ANALYSIS
SYSTEM J Bursnall, N Messenger
KINEMATICS ANALYSIS OF NATURAL SLOPE GAIT
L.-A.Masmoudi, L.Martin, E. Cordier, J.-P.Blanchi
A MODEL SPECIFYING CHOICE OF AN OUTDOOR CLOTHING SYSTEM FOR HIGH
ACTIVITY FOR GIVEN TEMPERATURE RANGES. N Brown
TRANSFER WICKING MECHANISMS OF TACTILE FLEECE KNITTED FABRIC
L Q Zhuang
OUTDOOR CLOTHING SYSTEMS: THERMOREGULATORY RESPONSE TO EXERCISE UNDER
VARIOUS ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS Ball D1 Choi H S2 Ruckman J
EVALUATION AND IMPROVEMENT OF WATERPROOFING FOR HIKING AND
MOUNTAINEERING I Wilkinson
MOISTURE VAPOUR TRANSMISSION UNDER CONDITIONS OF RAIN
J Gretton
THE BMC, TECHNOLOGY, AND THE SAFETY OF CLIMBERS
R N H McMillan
DEVELOPMENT OF BELAYING TECHNIQUES AND DEVICES IN JAPAN;
44 YEARS FROM GORO WAKAYAMA'S DEATH
S Ishioka, K Nakagawa
ANALYSIS OF KARABINER FAILURES WHILE BELAYING WITH FIGURE-OF-EIGHT
DEVICES F. Ramsden, I. Masters
ENERGY ABSORPTION TESTS ON USED AND NEW HELMETS
D Brook
EXPERIMENTAL TESTING AND FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS OF THE ECLIPSE
KARABINER S Brocklehurst, I Masters D
DESIGN OF ICE-AXES HEADS
S Haake
CLIMBING UPWARDS OR CLIMBING BACKWARDS? THE TECHNOLOGICAL
METAMORPHOSES OF CLIMBING AND MOUNTAINEERING. A. Miah
MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES FOR REDUCING CLIMBING RELATED IMPACTS
Attarian, A
SPATIAL BEHAVIOUR OF OUTDOOR RECREATIONISTS AT GRITSTONE OUTCROP
AREAS. Hills M P, Peart J R, Hunter-Jones P A. Morrison A A, Shani N T
MANAGEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT OF A PUBLIC SCHOOL CLIMBING WALL.
Cross, D.R.; Taylor, J.K.; Stiehl, J
INTEGRATING CLIMBING INTO PUBLIC SCHOOL PHYSICAL EDUCATION.
Stiehl, J; Cross, D.R.; Taylor, J.K
SCIENCE AND CONTROVERSY IN OXYGEN USE ON EVEREST - A HISTORICAL
PERSPECTIVE. Burton, G. P., Dodd, I. P.
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Neil Messenger
Centre for Studies in PE and Sports Science
University of Leeds
Leeds LS2 9JT
UK
Tel: +44 (0)113 233 5084
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