Cam Campbell

Cam has a diverse background of experience which includes snow avalanche studies (U of Calgary, Civil Engineering dept.), operational avalanche work in the ski, highways, and industrial sectors, and risk assessment and planning for industry.  His Engineering Licensee designation qualifies him to provide professional opinion within the scope of avalanches and snow science.

Cam has worked on projects in Canada as well as South America, and was Chair of the Canadian Avalanche Association Technical Committee until 2014, at which time he took on the role of Principal Investigator for the CAA FARAM (Framework for Avalanche Risk Assessment and Mitigation) project. Cam’s knowledge and experience with GIS systems and avalanche modelling programs provides significant value to projects he is involved with.