Publications & Presentations
Martin Vojtek
Keywords: snow climatology, climate trends in mountainous regions, increase in mixed forms of precipitation, denser snowpack, homogenization, data quality control, numerical (computer-assisted) snow avalanche forecasting in Slovakia, avalanche danger level, stepwise regression, nearest neighbour method, elaborate variables, historical avalanche records, avalanche accidents statistics, the High Tatra Mountains, Carpathians
You can view/download the following papers:Vojtek M. (2002): Meteorological conditions and avalanche formation in the High Tatras.
Meteorological Journal 5/4, p.9-14, SHMÚ Bratislava.
Vojtek M., Faško P., Šťastný P. (2003): Some selected snow climate trends in Slovakia with respect to altitude. Acta Meteorologica Universitatis Comenianae, Vol.32, p.17-28.
Vojtek M. (2005): Climate Trends from Homogenized Snow and Precipitation Data in the Tatra Mountains. European Geosciences Union 2005, General Assembly, Vienna. (EGU05-A-03612). Abstract, POSTER.
Vojtek M. (2005): Statistical results from historical avalanche records (The High Tatra Mountains, Slovakia). Contributions to Geophysics and Geodesy, 35/3, p.255-263.
Vojtek M. (2010):
The dynamics of snow cover in mountainous regions of Slovakia.
PhD Thesis/Dissertation submitted on 30th April 2010. Division of Meteorology and Climatology, Comenius University, Bratislava.
Voigt T., Marty C., Dobesberger P., Fromm R., Solheim A., Vojtek M., Rhyner J., Kronholm K. (2010): Secondary impacts of climate change on the cryosphere: Avalanches.
Vojtek M. (2012): LABINIX - a tool for regional avalanche danger assessment from meteorlogical data based on regression. Conference proceedings from Advances in Avalanche forecasting , Podbanské, Slovakia, 22nd October.