Tree Well Danger Assessment

Tree Well Danger Assessment MCP Connector for Claude

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Calculates tree well suffocation risk and escape feasibility.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides critical safety assessments for backcountry riders. It uses environmental data to calculate suffocation risk, evaluate how difficult it is to climb out of a snow cavity, and assess the viability of rescue operations. By using calculate_risk_profile, users can determine the immediate danger level, while evaluate_escape_feasibility helps predict physical escape success. It also includes assess_rescue_viability to check if available gear and partner proximity are sufficient for a successful rescue.

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assess_rescue_viability

Evaluates the likelihood of a successful rescue based on partner presence and gear

calculate_risk_profile

Provides a high-level summary of the danger level and immediate survival prognosis

evaluate_escape_feasibility

Determines if a rider can realistically climb out of the well based on the physical environment

get_safety_guidelines

Provides customized safety protocols based on specific environmental and situational factors

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What is the risk if I fall face down in 200cm of snow with a 1m wide well?

The risk score is 9/10. The primary danger is Asphyxiation due to the face-down orientation and high snow depth.

Can I get out of a 150cm deep well with a 2m diameter?

The escape success probability is 0.7 with moderate physical effort required.

Is my rescue viable if my partner is 10m away with a shovel?

The rescue window status is Optimal with a survival probability of 0.9.

The risk score provided by `calculate_risk_profile` is a mathematical model based on snow depth, tree type, and rider orientation to estimate danger levels.

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