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signal. This part of the study will be conducted using
artificially released avalanches.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Most signal processing and data fusion methods used in
the SARA recognition system have been developed in col-
laboration with the CEPHAG - Centre d'Etude des
Phénomènes Aléatoires et Géophysiques (research centre
on random and geophysical phenomena) at Grenoble, es-
pecially with Nadine Martin and François Glangeaud. We
also wish to thank all the residents of the Vénéon valley
and Saint-Christophe-en-Oisans, whose testimonies have
allowed us to identify many avalanche events.

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