Snowflake Photography
At Alta with the crew of the WeatherChannel for the feature entitled “Secrets of the Earth -- Blizzards”. See excerpts at this site From left to right, Gerald Hartley (audio), Jim Hense (director), Tim Garrett, and John Reed (camera).
Safer winter driving with snowflake imaging NSF FY 2019 Budget Request to Congress
Rating Snowflakes for Safety National Geographic, March 2016, p. 34
Cool Jobs: Careers on ice Science News for Students
Science of a snowflake Utah Stories
SBU captures snowflakes The Statesman
Road safety through snowflake imaging NSF.gov
Photographing Snowflakes in Freefall Wired.com
The Great White Lie: What snowflakes really look like New Scientist
A Snowflake’s Significance Continuum
Could snowflakes revolutionize weather forecasts? Weather.com
UW alum seeks to forecast perfect ski day through 3D snowflake photos KOMO News
Custom cameras catch weather clues, beauty in Utah snowflakes Salt Lake Tribune
Snowflakes falling on cameras University of Utah News
Picture this Utah Adventure Journal
Les flocons de neige photographiés en plein vol Le Figaro
3-D camera captures snowflakes in freefall Toronto Star
The road from R&D to commercialization Photonics Spectra
Scientists capture snowflakes in 3D to improve storm models Wired
High-speed camera system catches close-ups of snowflakes in mid-air Gizmag
Crystallizing Opinion Meteorological Technology International
Unique photography rig capture snowflakes in mid-flight NBC News
Automatic 3D Snowflake Camera: Find Out For Yourself If No Two Are Alike Gizmodo.com
Cameras Capture Falling Snowflakes in 3D featured in Yahoo, Foxnews.com and The Daily Mail
Alta is for Science: Utah Ski Area Hosts Cutting-Edge Snow Science Research Technology in The Avalanche Review April, 2012
New Camera at Alta captures the world’s first images of snowflakes in flight in Powder Magazine 2012 Photo Annual
The science of avalanches ScienceNow Live Chat