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Start of Snow Cover in Kitzbühel (Austria)

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Agenda:
00:35 – Chart: Start of continuous Snow Cover in Kitzbühel
01:25 – Incredible Picture of Hahnenkamm Ski Race 1988 without snow
02:33 – Answers to our research questions

Produced in December 2021 by Martin Hautz and Matthias Kreuz („Bildmaterial“ company, Fieberbrunn, Tirol, Austria).

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We are NOT questioning climate change
In the chart, you can see data which was measured in the Austrian village of Kitzbühel, one small point on Earth. This data is not at all suitable for a global climate discussion.

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The present data evaluation offers maximum transparency. All measurements used are publicly available for researchers, or for anyone interested. The analyzed data can be requested from the responsible institutions.


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Bio of Günther Aigner
The Austrian ski tourism researcher Günther Aigner (Born 1977 in Kitzbühel) received his double master’s degree in Sports Science and Economic Education at the University of Innsbruck and at the University of New Orleans (UNO, USA). Aigner’s thesis (2004) was on "The future of alpine skiing. Influencing factors and their effects,” followed by further research at the Institute of Sports Science at the University of Innsbruck. From 2008 to 2014, he directed the event portfolio and winter marketing for the Austrian ski resort Kitzbühel. Since August 2014, Günther Aigner has been leading “ZUKUNFT SKISPORT – Research & Consulting.” He has conducted hundreds of speeches in his home of Austria and around the world, as well as published and contributed to segments on TV, radio and print media. Aigner has held guest lectures at universities in Baku (AZE), Belgrade (SRB), Sanya (CN), Hanoi (VN), Innsbruck, Salzburg, Kufstein, Krems and Seekirchen (all in Austria), and has been a lecturer for the Austrian Ski Instructor Federation. In 2019, he was a contributing author for the Austrian Special Report “Tourism and Climate Change” (ASR19) of the Austrian Panel on Climate Change (APCC). Günther Aigner is a member of the Committee No. VII (“Environment”) of the International Organization of Cable Cars (O.I.T.A.F.). Since 2021, he has been studying in the “Management” PhD program at the University of Innsbruck.
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