A. Geography and weather knowledge
a. Altitude and Relative Height Difference
b. Pressure changes and their significance - heightened oxygen reduction; weather changes
c. Climate conditions in different regions in different seasons - climate, precipitation, wind direction and wind level
d. Typical landscape combinations in high mountain areas: alpine meadows, ice-water rivers, gravel slopes, glaciers and grains, ice and snow slopes, rocky ridges, ice ridges
e. Interpretation of topographic maps - horizontal distance, average slope, relative height difference, snowline position, main terrain
B. Health care knowledge
C. Equipment knowledge
D. Climbing technology
E. Mountaineering tactics
a. Include
Camp - Location and Quantity of Campsites
Road construction - choose to climb the route to handle the difficult terrain
Transport - camp supplies and technical equipment are in place as planned
Summit - attacking the top plan and collusion
Withdrawal - dismissal, staff return to the camp
b. Considerations
Mountain Route
Weather features
Physical fitness and skill level of players
Predecessor's climbing data
c. Precautions
Everyone understands and agrees with this solution
Reserve some motor time
F. Safety matters
a. Possible security risks
mountain sickness
Frostbite
Sunburn
Snow blindness
Weather Changes - Snowstorm
Terrain Hazards - Rolling Stones, Cracks, Ice Blanks, Avalanches, Slides
Tactical organization mistakes, improper use of equipment, physical overdraft easily lead to increased probability of accidents
b. How to reduce security risks
Strong security awareness and good psychological quality
Analyze past cases and plan carefully
Observe records and discuss
Develop alternative plans to keep teammates connected
G. Organize and implement mountaineering
Determine the target
Teamwork and personnel division
Collect data to make plans
Targeted training
Material preparation
For mountaineering
Reconnaissance route to develop climbing plan
Road construction, construction camp, transportation
Determine the summit plan
Go to the top and safely descend
a. Altitude and Relative Height Difference
b. Pressure changes and their significance - heightened oxygen reduction; weather changes
c. Climate conditions in different regions in different seasons - climate, precipitation, wind direction and wind level
d. Typical landscape combinations in high mountain areas: alpine meadows, ice-water rivers, gravel slopes, glaciers and grains, ice and snow slopes, rocky ridges, ice ridges
e. Interpretation of topographic maps - horizontal distance, average slope, relative height difference, snowline position, main terrain
B. Health care knowledge
C. Equipment knowledge
D. Climbing technology
E. Mountaineering tactics
a. Include
Camp - Location and Quantity of Campsites
Road construction - choose to climb the route to handle the difficult terrain
Transport - camp supplies and technical equipment are in place as planned
Summit - attacking the top plan and collusion
Withdrawal - dismissal, staff return to the camp
b. Considerations
Mountain Route
Weather features
Physical fitness and skill level of players
Predecessor's climbing data
c. Precautions
Everyone understands and agrees with this solution
Reserve some motor time
F. Safety matters
a. Possible security risks
mountain sickness
Frostbite
Sunburn
Snow blindness
Weather Changes - Snowstorm
Terrain Hazards - Rolling Stones, Cracks, Ice Blanks, Avalanches, Slides
Tactical organization mistakes, improper use of equipment, physical overdraft easily lead to increased probability of accidents
b. How to reduce security risks
Strong security awareness and good psychological quality
Analyze past cases and plan carefully
Observe records and discuss
Develop alternative plans to keep teammates connected
G. Organize and implement mountaineering
Determine the target
Teamwork and personnel division
Collect data to make plans
Targeted training
Material preparation
For mountaineering
Reconnaissance route to develop climbing plan
Road construction, construction camp, transportation
Determine the summit plan
Go to the top and safely descend
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