Ski Injury Data

Each record represents a slope-hour observation and combines skier activity, slope usage, weather conditions, and injury occurrence information. The data include variables such as number of open slopes, number of skiers, skiing duration, vertical distance, slope-use diversity, temperature, humidity, wind speed, visibility, fog, rain, snow, and a binary injury indicator.

The injury variable denotes whether at least one ski injury occurred in the subsequent hour, enabling forward-looking injury risk assessment and decision-support modeling. The dataset can be used for research on ski resort safety, interpretable decision support systems, ordinal risk assessment, rare-event prediction, and monotone rule-based modeling.