
Contacts






Eric Spilker
4th Year B.A Geography
ericspilker@hotmail.com
Hi, my name’s Eric Spilker and I am a fourth year geography major at UBC. Besides mapping, I enjoy snowboarding, surfing, kayaking, dogs, and getting out of the city. After a minor injury heals, I will soon be back in the mountains doing what I love most (besides mapping, of course), playing in the snow. Growing up in the Kootenays has given me a passion for the snow, mountains and the related outdoor activities. This, combined with my love for geography, has made this project a perfect topic for me to study. Being an active, knowledgeable participant in outdoor winter activities, I am aware of the potential threat, as well as the lack of a comprehensive understanding of avalanche dangers. My goal for this project is to bring added awareness to the field that is only available through a GIS analysis
Nicolas Teichrob
4th Year B.Sc Geology/Physical Geography
nicolasteichrob@hotmail.com


Christian Ratcliffe
4th Year B.Sc Physical Geography
ratcliff@interchange.ubc.ca
(Christian Ratcliffe goes big..... really big. Everywhere you go you can hear people tell the stories about "I remember when Ratcliffe hucked that, crazy man).....those are the rumors around town. Since the crazy times I have taken a more controled approach. After 5 years of dedicated study, I have just completed my B.Sc. in Physical Geography at UBC. I have since returned to Whistler BC in pursuit of bottomless powder and epic bluebird days.
Jenny Rossi
4th Year B.Sc Physical Geography
roscotini@yahoo.ca

I am finishing my undergrad degree in December 2005, leaving UBC with a bachelor of science in physical geography. My interests include: hiking, soccer, snowboarding, and rockclimbing. While at UBC, I have worked as a research assistant for Dr. Dave McClung in the avalanche research group. I hope to someday run my own bed and breakfast or cabin in the mountains. Being from Brantford, Ontario, I consider Ontario my home, but BC is my future. The mountains are my destiny.
Updated Dec 9, 2005- Webmaster-
Nicolas Teichrob