<p>(A) Historic fires in a region, where black patches show recent burns with time since last fire values lower than 15 years and grey patches correspond to older fires. (B) Fire spread of a new simulated fire in the area. Potential target area (black thick line) is larger than the effective area burnt (white filling within the target area) because of opportunistic firefighting opportunities generated by recent fires in (A). Suppressed areas are shown in grey and main spread axes are shown in arrows. Spread occurring within effective area burnt (black arrows) and potentially, within the suppressed area (white arrows) is shown.</p
Graduation date: 2007Fuel management has been used as an effective local strategy to reduce the\ud u...
Fuel reduction treatments are implemented in the forest surrounding the wildland–urban interface (WU...
<div><p>Factors affecting wildland-fire size distribution include weather, fuels, and fire suppressi...
<p>(A) Historical fires in a region, where black patches are recent fire scars with time since last ...
<p>Area suppressed by firefighting opportunities derived from: (A) fires in adverse years, (B) fires...
<p>Area suppressed by active fire suppression strategies in mild years (A1) and opportunistic fire s...
AbstractReduction of fire hazard is becoming increasingly important in managed landscapes globally. ...
<p>Results are based on simulation runs for a fire in a region containing burnable substrate of pa...
The inclusion of suppression effectiveness in fire line growth models is formulated as a system of d...
Abstract The effect of area-of-edge influence (AEI) on fire size and movement was simulated by consi...
The inclusion of suppression effectiveness in fire line growth models is formulated as a system of d...
Abstract Techniques for modeling burn probability (BP) combine the stochastic components of fire reg...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 16-18).Fuel treatment is an important component of wildla...
Fire management agencies around the world use suppression firing for fire control. Yet, we know litt...
Deposited with permission of the author. © 2003 Andrew S. MacAulayMassive short distance spotting ha...
Graduation date: 2007Fuel management has been used as an effective local strategy to reduce the\ud u...
Fuel reduction treatments are implemented in the forest surrounding the wildland–urban interface (WU...
<div><p>Factors affecting wildland-fire size distribution include weather, fuels, and fire suppressi...
<p>(A) Historical fires in a region, where black patches are recent fire scars with time since last ...
<p>Area suppressed by firefighting opportunities derived from: (A) fires in adverse years, (B) fires...
<p>Area suppressed by active fire suppression strategies in mild years (A1) and opportunistic fire s...
AbstractReduction of fire hazard is becoming increasingly important in managed landscapes globally. ...
<p>Results are based on simulation runs for a fire in a region containing burnable substrate of pa...
The inclusion of suppression effectiveness in fire line growth models is formulated as a system of d...
Abstract The effect of area-of-edge influence (AEI) on fire size and movement was simulated by consi...
The inclusion of suppression effectiveness in fire line growth models is formulated as a system of d...
Abstract Techniques for modeling burn probability (BP) combine the stochastic components of fire reg...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 16-18).Fuel treatment is an important component of wildla...
Fire management agencies around the world use suppression firing for fire control. Yet, we know litt...
Deposited with permission of the author. © 2003 Andrew S. MacAulayMassive short distance spotting ha...
Graduation date: 2007Fuel management has been used as an effective local strategy to reduce the\ud u...
Fuel reduction treatments are implemented in the forest surrounding the wildland–urban interface (WU...
<div><p>Factors affecting wildland-fire size distribution include weather, fuels, and fire suppressi...