Status:
✅ Finalized
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Context
Chamrousse, a French alpine ski resort, has limited visibility into skier flow and location across its slopes and facilities, making it harder to plan for congestion, capacity and on-slope safety at busy times.
Specific problem
The resort cannot currently see where skiers are concentrated across its slopes and facilities in real time, limiting its ability to manage congestion and respond to safety incidents.
Current situation and gap
Available tools have not tracked skier flow and location across the resort in a way that supports operational decisions.
Specific need
Chamrousse needs real-time visibility into skier flow and location to manage congestion, capacity and on-slope safety.
Expected outcome
– A skier-flow and localisation monitoring approach covering the resort’s slopes and facilities.
– The approach should support operational decisions on congestion management and safety response.
– A live view of skier concentration across slopes and facilities, supporting operational decisions.
Who would use the results
Resort operations and safety teams, to manage congestion and respond to incidents.
Expected impact
Could support better-managed congestion and capacity, and faster safety response across the resort.
Space. Chamrousse ski resort.
Scale. Site scale.
Data. Skier-flow and localisation data can be generated during experimentation; no comparable real-time baseline exists.
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