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This is how controlled avalanche are triggered ↓ In February 2026, during maximum avalanche alerts (Level 5/5) across the French Alps, safety teams in Chamonix initiated controlled avalanche operations to reduce the risk of spontaneous, destructive slides. Following heavy snowfall and unstable snowpack conditions, specialists deployed helicopters equipped with the DaisyBell system, a device that releases a controlled hydrogen-oxygen gas mixture to generate a targeted shockwave above the slope. The explosion destabilizes weak layers within the snowpack, intentionally triggering avalanches under monitored conditions. These operations, including interventions in areas such as Brévent, are conducted as preventive measures to protect ski areas, mountain infrastructure, and public safety. Controlled releases are often performed during early morning windows, before slopes are opened. While such measures significantly reduce hazard exposure, the 2026 winter season has still recorded serious avalanche incidents across the region, highlighting the persistent volatility of alpine snow conditions. Meanwhile ↓ We’re building a FREE App designed to make it easier to create, plan and join outdoor groups and experiences for any outdoor activity! And with it, to support the project we’re also launching weAltura Academy before the app goes live to offer mountain education events and a space for outdoor enthusiasts of all levels to advance their skills through educational clinics and courses all in a shared experience. ⛺️ Check out the new Avalanche Safety on Mont Blanc led by Ortovox guides.

This is how controlled avalanche are triggered ↓ In February 2026, during maximum avalanche alerts (Level 5/5) across the French Alps, safety teams in Chamonix initiated controlled avalanche operations to reduce the risk of spontaneous, destructive slides. Following heavy snowfall and unstable snowpack conditions, specialists deployed helicopters equipped with the DaisyBell system, a device that releases a controlled hydrogen-oxygen gas mixture to generate a targeted shockwave above the slope. The explosion destabilizes weak layers within the snowpack, intentionally triggering avalanches under monitored conditions. These operations, including interventions in areas such as Brévent, are conducted as preventive measures to protect ski areas, mountain infrastructure, and public safety. Controlled releases are often performed during early morning windows, before slopes are opened. While such measures significantly reduce hazard exposure, the 2026 winter season has still recorded serious avalanche incidents across the region, highlighting the persistent volatility of alpine snow conditions. Meanwhile ↓ We’re building a FREE App designed to make it easier to create, plan and join outdoor groups and experiences for any outdoor activity! And with it, to support the project we’re also launching weAltura Academy before the app goes live to offer mountain education events and a space for outdoor enthusiasts of all levels to advance their skills through educational clinics and courses all in a shared experience. ⛺️ Check out the new Avalanche Safety on Mont Blanc led by Ortovox guides.

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