Scatter plot of fire size vs. pre-fire FMC (left) in the Sierras Chicas in Córdoba (Argentina). Data from 2002 to 2016 (n = 86). Dashed lines indicate quantile regressions fitted for quantiles between 0.1 and 0.9. Slope coefficients for quantiles (black dots) and their confidence intervals (grey area) are shown on the right plot. The red lines are the least squares estimate and its confidence interval.</p
Live fuel moisture content (FMC) is a key factor required to evaluate fire risk and its operative an...
Fuel moisture content (FMC) of live vegetation is a crucial wildfire risk and spread rate driver. Th...
Fires are one of the most frequent disturbances on terrestrial ecosystems, thus making their underst...
Fuel moisture content (FMC) is an important fuel property for assessing wildfire hazard, since it in...
Fuel moisture content (FMC) is an important fuel property for assessing wildfire hazard, since it in...
Average FMC of all years included data from 2002 to 2015. Average FMC for high fire activity years (...
In grasslands, FMC represents the whole fuelbed (mix of live and dead fuels) and in forests and shru...
Values represent fuelbed moisture content for grasslands and live fuel moisture content for forests ...
Moisture content of live fuels (LFMC) is one of the main factors determining fuel flammability and, ...
Summary statistics of average pre-fire FMC (one fire = one case) for different fire sizes in the Sie...
Aim of study: The Canadian Forest Fire Weather Index (FWI) is being implemented all over the world. ...
Abstract. The estimation of moisture content of dead fuels is a critical variable in fire danger ass...
Wildfires affect Earth´s surface every year. Fuels conditions influence fire occurrence and behavior...
The convergence of large amounts of dry wildland fuels and weather favorable for fire ignition and s...
Understanding the linkage between accumulated fuel dryness and temporal fire occurrence risk is key ...
Live fuel moisture content (FMC) is a key factor required to evaluate fire risk and its operative an...
Fuel moisture content (FMC) of live vegetation is a crucial wildfire risk and spread rate driver. Th...
Fires are one of the most frequent disturbances on terrestrial ecosystems, thus making their underst...
Fuel moisture content (FMC) is an important fuel property for assessing wildfire hazard, since it in...
Fuel moisture content (FMC) is an important fuel property for assessing wildfire hazard, since it in...
Average FMC of all years included data from 2002 to 2015. Average FMC for high fire activity years (...
In grasslands, FMC represents the whole fuelbed (mix of live and dead fuels) and in forests and shru...
Values represent fuelbed moisture content for grasslands and live fuel moisture content for forests ...
Moisture content of live fuels (LFMC) is one of the main factors determining fuel flammability and, ...
Summary statistics of average pre-fire FMC (one fire = one case) for different fire sizes in the Sie...
Aim of study: The Canadian Forest Fire Weather Index (FWI) is being implemented all over the world. ...
Abstract. The estimation of moisture content of dead fuels is a critical variable in fire danger ass...
Wildfires affect Earth´s surface every year. Fuels conditions influence fire occurrence and behavior...
The convergence of large amounts of dry wildland fuels and weather favorable for fire ignition and s...
Understanding the linkage between accumulated fuel dryness and temporal fire occurrence risk is key ...
Live fuel moisture content (FMC) is a key factor required to evaluate fire risk and its operative an...
Fuel moisture content (FMC) of live vegetation is a crucial wildfire risk and spread rate driver. Th...
Fires are one of the most frequent disturbances on terrestrial ecosystems, thus making their underst...