Scientific publications
Mannberg, A., Hendrikx, J., Landrø, M and Ahrland Stefan, M., 2018. Who’s at risk in the backcountry- effects of individual characteristics on hypothetical terrain choices, Journal of environmental psychology, 59: pp. 46-53, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jenvp.2018.08.004,
Whosatriskinthebackcountry_acceptedmanuscript2018
Engeset, R. V., Pfuhl, G., Landrø, M., Mannberg, A., and Hetland, A.: Communicating public avalanche warnings – what works?, Nat. Hazards Earth Syst. Sci., 18, 2537-2559,
Johnson, J., Mannberg, A., Hendrikx, J., Hetland, A. & Stephensen, M., 2020. Rethinking the heuristic trap paradigm in avalanche education- past, present and future, Cogent Social Sciences 6. https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/23311886.2020.1807111
Mannberg, A., Hendrikx, J. & Johnson, J. 2020. Risky positioning – Social aspirations and risk taking behavior in avalanche terrain, Leisure Studies. https://doi.org/10.1080/02614367.2020.1831046
Mannberg, A., Hendrikx, J., Johnson, J., & Hetland, A. 2021. Powder fever and its impact on decision-making in avalanche terrain, International journal of environmental research and public health. https://doi.org/10.3390/ijerph18189496
Mannberg, A. & Sjögren, T. 2022. Social identity and risky leisure activities: Implications for welfare and policy. Social Choice and Welfare. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00355-022-01394-7
Mageli, I., Mannberg, A. & Heen, Eirik. E., 2022. With whom, and about what, do we compete for social status? Effects of social closeness and relevance of reference groups for positional concerns. Journal of behavioral and experimental economics. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.socec.2022.101867
Conference proceedings
Engeset Verpe, R., Pfuhl, G., Landrø, M., Mannberg, A., and Hetland, A., 2018. Efficacy in communication of avalanche warnings, Proceedings of the International Snow Science Workshop, Innsbruck
Hendrikx, J., Johnson, J., and Mannberg., A., 2018. How do we really use terrain in the backcountry? A comparison between stated terrain preferences and observed backcountry travel behavior, Proceedings of the International Snow Science Workshop, Innsbruck
Hetland, A., Pfuhl, G., Herding Solberg, M., Guttormsen, F. I., Nordby, A., Jensen Mækele, M., Mannberg, A., 2018. Are you sharp while ascending? Proceedings of the International Snow Science Workshop, Innsbruck
Hovem, F. H., Mannberg, A., and Terum J. A., 2018. Do recent trends in forecasted avalanche danger affect our perception of the current avalanche hazard? Proceedings of the International Snow Science Workshop, Innsbruck
Mannberg, A., Hendrikx, J., and Johnson, J. 2018. Keeping up with Jeremy Jones – effects of positional preferences on risk-taking behavior, Proceedings of the International Snow Science Workshop, Innsbruck, Proceedings of the International Snow Science Workshop, Innsbruck
Mannberg, A., Hendrikx, J., and Johnson, J. 2018. Are they experts? Self-assessed backcountry skills among backcountry skiers in Norway and North America, Proceedings of the International Snow Science Workshop, Innsbruck
Mannberg, A., Hendrikx, J., Landrø, M., and Ahrland Stefan, M., 2018. How risky is it? Perceived risk among Norwegian backcountry riders, Proceedings of the International Snow Science Workshop, Innsbruck
Popular scientific publications
Mannberg, A., Hendrikx, J., and Johnson, J., 2018., Are you keeping up with Jeremy Jones? Positional preferences and risky terrain choices Bergundsteigen 4/18
Mannberg, A., Hendrikx, J., Landrø, M and Ahrland Stefan, M., 2017. Who’s at risk in the backcountry? Bergunsteigen #101/winter 2017.
Mannberg, A., 2018. Fjellet, elsket og fryktet, Nordnorsk debatt
Media coverage and presentations
2017
The White Heat, Labyrint, UiT – Arctic University of Norway
2018
Who’s at risk in the backcountry? Presentation at the professional development seminar, Bozeman, March 2018
Who’s at risk in the backcountry? Presentaiton at the Sawtooth professional development seminar, Ketchum, April 2018
Hvorfor tar vi risiko i fjellet? Observatoriet, NRK TV- Kunnskapskanalen
New Study Focuses on the ‘Why’ Behind Decisions Made in the Backcountry, Powder Magazine, February, 22, 2018.
Why do they do that? MSU researchers seek answers to what drives risk‐taking in avalanche terrain , Denise Hoepfner, MSU News Service. Belgrade News, February 6, 2018
MSU researchers examine human risk taking when out in back country. Kolby Crossley. KULR8.com ABC Fox Montana Morning TV News. February, 6, 2018.
Backcountry decision making topic of MSU avalanche study. Denise Hoepfner, MSU News Service. Helena Independent Record. February, 6, 2018
New MSU study asking why people take risks with avalanches. Kate Whittle. ABC Fox Montana News. February, 6, 2018
Can human judgment handle avalanches? Kate Siber. Pique Newsmagazine. November 16, 2017.
2020
Presentation at the Virtual Snow Science Workshop
A short film about our Powder arousal project by Emily Lea
Presentation on social signalling matter on the Swedish national avalanche conference
White Heat Project 