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Bob Martin has passed away
Professor Emeritus Robert (Bob) Martin passed away last Saturday.
Bob joined the UC Berkeley faculty in 1982, having previously been a
member of the faculty of the University of Washington and Virginia
Polytechnic State University as well a Project Leader at the US Forest
Service’s Pacific Northwest Experiment Station and a researcher at their
Southern Fire Laboratory in Macon, Georgia. He was an outstanding
member of the fire science community, a dedicated teacher, and a caring
graduate student mentor.
Bob and Pat’s affection for Berkeley led them to establish the Robert and
Patricia Martin Graduate Student Endowment in Wildland Fire Research.
If you would like to join in making a donation to this fund in remembrance
of Bob, you can do so at:
http://givetocal.berkeley.edu/fund/?f=FW6208000
To send your regards to Pat, you can write to her at 3597 Campus View
Drive, Grants Pass, OR 97527-9146.
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ARTICLES FOUND IN SEPTEMBER, 2013
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INTERESTED IN)
Author(s): Abatzaglou, John T., Philip Higuera, Penny Morgan
Title: Evolution of 20th-century Climate-fire Relationships in the US Northern
Rockies
Source: In: Proceedings of the 3rd Fire Behavior and Fuels Conference, October
25-29, 2010, Spokane, Washington, edited by D. D. Wade and M. L. Robinson,
International Association of Wildland Fire
Year: 2010
Keywords: management
FRI Access Number: Fire Research Institute, PDF Number 89070
Author(s): Abatzoglou, John T. and Crystal A. Kolden
Title: Relationships between climate and macroscale area burned in the
western United States
Source: International Journal of Wildland Fire, available online, 2013
Year: 2013
Keywords: climate statistics
Contact Author: jabatzoglou@uidaho.edu
Author(s): Achtemeier, Gary
Title: Rabbit Rules Tells Us about the Esperanza Fire
Year: 2010
Keywords: behavior
Author(s): Achtemeier, Gary
Title: A Mountain Wind Model for Assisting Fire Management
Year: 2010
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Author(s): Agee, James K.
Title: A Cultural History of Fire Across the Wild West
Year: 2010
Keywords: management weather
Author(s): Ager, Alan, Nicole Vaillant, Mark Finney
Title: A Comparison of Landscape Fuel Treatment Strategies to Mitigate
Wildland Fire Risk in the Urban Interface and Preserve Old Forest Structure
Year: 2010
Author(s): Ahlberg, Daniel, Hugo Duminil-Copin, Gady Kozma, Vladas
Sidoravicius
Title: Seven-dimensional forest fires
Source: Available online, 2013
Year: 2013
Keywords: modeling
Other Availability: Open Access
Author(s): Ainsworth, Alison and J. Boone Kauffman
Title: Effects of repeated fires on native plant community development at
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
Year: 2013
Keywords: frequency Hawaii ecology
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Contact Author: Alison_ainsworth@nps.gov
Author(s): Alexander, Martin E.
Title: Lest We Forget: Canada's MaJor Wildland Fire Disasters of the Past, 18251938
Year: 2010
Keywords: management interface
Author(s): Alexander, Martin E., Miguel G. Cruz, Nicole M. Vaillant, and David L.
Peterson
Title: Towards A Crown Fire Synthesis: What would you like to know and what
might you be able to contribute?
Year: 2010
Author(s): Alexander, Martin E. and Miguel G. Cruz
Title: Limitations on the accuracy of model predictions of wildland fire
behaviour: A state-of-the-knowledge overview
Source: The forestry chronicle 89(3): 370-381
Year: 2013
Keywords: behavior
Contact Author: mea2@telus.net
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Author(s): Alexander, M. and M. Cruz
Title: CROWN FIRE BEHAVIOR IN CONIFER FORESTS WORKSHOP
Source: Page 1. International Association of Wildland Fire 4 th Fire Behavior and
Fuels Conference CROWN FIRE BEHAVIOR IN CONIFER FORESTS WORKSHOP
February 18, 2013, Raleigh, NC
Year: 2013
Keywords: behavior
Author(s): Alexander, Martin E. and Miguel G. Cruz
Title: Introducing the Canopy Fuel Stratum Characteristics Calculator
Source: Proceedings of 3rd Fire Behavior and Fuels Conference, October 25-29,
2010, Spokane, Washington, USA
Year: 2010
Keywords: behavior
Author(s): Alexander, m. e.
Title: A SYNTHESIS ON CROWN FIRES IN CONIFER FORESTS IS UNDERWAY
Source: fire management today 71(1):36
Year: 2011
Keywords: behavior
Author(s): Almeida, Miguel, D. X. Viegas and A. I. Miranda
Title: Combustion of eucalyptus bark firebrands in varying flow incidence and
velocity conditions
Year: 2013
Keywords: firebrands embers
Contact Author: xavier.viegas@dem.uc.pt
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Author(s): Alvarado, T., B. Breidenthal, B. Potter
Title: A Fire Simulation using a Chemically Reacting Plume in a Crossflow
Year: 2010
Keywords: management modeling smoke behavior
Author(s): Amster, E. D., S. S. Fertig, U. Baharal, S. Linn, M. S. Green, Zvi
Lencovsky and Rafael S. Carel
Title: Occupational exposures and symptoms among firefighters and police
during the carmel forest fire: The Carmel cohort study
Source: The Israel Medical
Year: 2013
Abstract: From 2 to 5 December 2010, Israel experienced the most severe forest
fire in its history, resulting in the deaths of 44 rescue workers. Little research
exists on the health risks to emergency responders during forest fires, and there
is no published research to ...
Author(s): Andrews, Patricia L.
Title: Do You BEHAVE? Application of the BehavePlus Fire Modeling System
Year: 2010
Keywords: management behavior
Author(s): Andison, David W.
Title: The influence of wildfire boundary delineation on our understanding of
burning patterns in the Alberta foothills
Source: Canadian Journal of forest research 42(7): 1253-1263
Year: 2012
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Keywords: statistics
Contact Author: Andison@bandaloop.ca
Author(s): Andrews, Patricia L.
Title: Current status and future needs of the BehavePlus Fire Modeling System
Year: 2013
Keywords: modeling
Contact Author: plandrews@fs.fed.us
Author(s): Andre, Jorge C. S., Joao C. Goncalves, Gilberto C. Vaz and Domingos X.
Viegas
Title: Angular variation of fire rate of spread
Year: 2013
Keywords: behavior
Contact Author: jorge.andre@dem.uc.pt
Author(s): Andrews, Patricia L., Miguel G. Cruz and Richard C. Rothermel
Title: Examination of the wind speed limit function in the Rothermel surface
fire spread model
Year: 2013
Keywords: wind behavior
Contact Author: plandrews@fs.fed.us
Author(s): Aney, William, Stephen R. Harbert
Title: The Role of a Long Term Assessment in Management of the North Fork
Complex, 2009
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Year: 2010
Author(s): Annand, Amanda, Rick Arthur, Robert Watt, Peter Murphy, Eric Higgs
Title: The 1910 Fires in Alberta's Foothill and Rocky Mountain Regions
Year: 2010
Keywords: management historical conflagration
Author(s): Anonymous
Title: Pasture 3B Escaped Prescribed Fire Review
Source: lessons learned center, phoenix, Arizona
Year: 2013
Keywords: prescribed burning escape
Abstract: On Wednesday April 3, 2013, the Pasture 3B prescribed fire was
implemented. After several hours of operations, at 1352, a slop-over on the east
flank was reported. At the time of discovery, the slop-over (ultimately the
escape) was found moving past the east containment line and had already
burned approximately one tenth of an acre into the tall grass. This slop-over and
escape coincided with the passage of a cold front and an increase in wind speed
within the unit.
Title: Heat illness prevention pocket guide
Source: National Wildfire Coordinating group, risk management committee, 2
pages
Year: 2013
Keywords: illness safety
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Title: Dude Fire Staff Ride Video
Source: Wildfire Lessons Learned Center, 1 page
Year: 2013
Keywords: fatalities lessons learned
Abstract: Through the voices and perspectives of those who were on the tragic
1990 Dude Fire, this video tells the story of how a fatal blow-up entrapped 11
firefighters and claimed six of their lives.
Title: 2012 Escaped Prescribed Fire Review Summary
Source: Wildfire Lessons Learned Center, Tucson, Arizona, 13 pages
Year: 2013
Keywords: management prescribed burning escapes
Abstract: A summary of common themes associated with seven escaped
prescribed fire reviews submitted to the Wildland Fire Lessons Learned Center
(LLC) during 2012.
Title: Interactive comment on "The Australian bush fires of February 2009:
MIPAS observations and GEM-AQ model results" by N. Glatthor et al
Source: Atmos. Chem. Phys. Discuss. 12: 4716-4720
Year: 2012
Keywords: interface Australia
Abstract: This paper presents some very interesting data from MIPAS that
captured the plumes from the very large Australian "Black Saturday" fires of
February 2009. The MIPAS measurements support previously published evidence
of the penetration of the plume into the stratosphere, including a lofting...
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Title: Deaths of Ariz. firefighters highlight effects of man's decisions nature
Source: USA Today 07/05/2013
Year: 2013
Keywords: fatalities yarrell
Title: Subject: 72-Hour Preliminary Report, Yarnell Hill Firek
Source: Lessons Learned Center, phoenix, Arizona
Year: 2013
Keywords: fatalities yarnell
Title: National Operational Pause
Source: Lessons Learned Center, Phoenix, Arizona
Year: 2013
Abstract: The wildland fire community, and the nation, deeply mourn the loss of
nineteen firefighters from Prescott Fire Department's Granite Mountain
Interagency Hotshot Crew. Even as we mourn this tragic loss we must also
remember...
Title: Yarnell Hill Fire USFA Fatalities Notification
Year: 2013
Abstract: Nineteen firefighters, members of the Granite Mountain Interagency
Hotshot Crew, were killed while working the Yarnell Hill fire near Yarnell,
Arizona, when their position was overrun by flames.
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Title: Streeter Medical RLS
Year: 2013
Keywords: medical investigation safety
Abstract: At approximately 1809, the Incident Commander Type 4 (ICT4) and
Incident Commander Type 4 Trainee (ICT4(T) arrived on scene to assist. Upon
assessment of the patient's vitals, they immediately attached an Automated
External Defibrillator (AED) from a USFS engine, continuing to monitor the
patient through transport.
Title: Woodlands
Source: Ecological Restoration 30(3): 237-238
Year: 2012
Keywords: ecology prescribed burning
Title: Prescribed burn alliance formed after record-breaking wildfire season.
Source: Southwest Farm Press 39(3): 21
Year: 2012
Keywords: prescribed burning
Title: Controlled Burns Contain Conflagrations
Source: USA Today Magazine 139(2783): 11-12
Year: 2010
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Title: Chips fire review: Plumas national Forest USDA Forest Service
Source: U. S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, plumas national forest,
39 pages
Year: 2013
Keywords: economics suppression
Title: Mcguire Fire Review
Source: U. S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, nez perce-clearwater
national forests, 39 pages
Year: 2013
Title: Mustang and Halstead fire review
Source: U. S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, salmon-challis national
forest, 28 pages
Year: 2013
Title: Waldo Canyon Fire Review
Source: U. S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, pike and san isabel
national forests, 18 pages
Year: 2013
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Title: The Merits of Prescribed Fire Outweigh Potential Carbon Emission Effects
Source: Association of fire ecology, 8 pages
Year: 2013
Title: Evolving Incident Management Progress Report
Source: national wildfire coordinating group, 2 pages
Year: 2013
Author(s): Apland, Erik, Rob Lever, Zachary Holder, Carl Seielstad, Lloyd Queen
Title: Assessing Efficacy of Landscape Restoration in Juniper Savannas in
Southern Arizona
Year: 2010
Keywords: management fuel
Author(s): Aranguren, Susana Rodriguez
Title: PROPUESTA DE UN PROGRAMA PARA EL MANEJO INTEGRAL DEL FUEGO
EN LA CUENCA BOCONO-TUCUPIDO DE LOS ESTADOS BARINAS y PORTUGUESA,
VENEZUELA
Source: Universidad de Los Andes, Facultad de Ciencias Forestales y
Ambientales, Escuela de Ingenieria Forestal, 121 pages
Year: 2011
Abstract: La cuenca Bocono-Tucupido, perteneciente a los estados Barinas y
Portuguesa, presenta muchas problematicas a nivel ambiental; una de ellas es
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por los efectos perjudiciales que han traido los incendios forestales sobre el
sistema de embalses...
Author(s): Arnold, J. D.
Title: MODELING CLIMATE-FIRE CONNECTIONS WITHIN THE GREAT BASIN AND
UPPER COLORADO RIVER BASIN, WESTERN UNITED STATES
Source: M. S. Thesis, University of Utah, Department of Geography, 50 pages
Year: 2013
Abstract: The Great Basin and Upper Colorado River Basin of the Western United
States possess complex topography and varied fire ecology. The specific
precipitation and temperature patterns that may increase the likelihood of fire
occurrence and severity in ...
Author(s): Ascoli, Davide, Bovio, Giovanni
Title: Prescribed burning in Italy: issues, advances and challenges.
Source: iForest - Biogeosciences and Forestry 6(2): 79-89
Year: 2013
Contact Author: d.ascoli@unito.it
Author(s): Baldassarre, G., L. Pozzoli, J.W. Kaiser, C.C. Schmidt, A. Unal and T.
Kindap
Title: ESTIMATION OF BIOMASS BURNING EMISSIONS OVER TURKEY USING
SEVIRI FIRE CHARACTERIZATION DATA: THE ANTALYA FIRE, AUGUST 2008
Source: Presented at the 12th Annual CMAS Conference, Chapel Hill, NC,
October 28-30, 2013
Year: 2013
Keywords: smoke remote sensing
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Author(s): Bamford, Marion and Rose Prevec
Title: Palaeo-wildfire: occurrence, diversity and impact on the past vegetation
Source: AOP (NRF/DST) Funded project 2013-2015, 13 pages
Year: n. d.
Keywords: paleohistory
Author(s): Banwell, Erin M., J. Morgan Varner
Title: Spatial Variation in Fuel Moisture and Bulk Density within Pinus Jeffreyi
and Abies concolor Forest Floors in the Lake Tahoe Basin, California
Year: 2010
Author(s): Banwell, Erin M., J. Morgan Varner
Title: Variation in Flammability of North America Pine Species
Year: 2010
Keywords: management combustion
Author(s): Barbati, Anna, Piermaria Corona, Enrico D'Amato, Rosaria Cartisano
Title: Is Landscape a Driver of Short-term Wildfire Recurrence?
Source: Landscape Research, available online 2013
Year: 2013
Keywords: Modeling Fire recurrence
Abstract: Repeated burning in a short return period (< 3-5 years) may
significantly contribute to land degradation in Mediterranean countries. We
apply logistic regression analysis to model spatial relationships between
reburning and site (topographic) and landscape-level factors (land use pattern);
forest areas burned twice at least between 2006 and 2009 in the Italian
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peninsula are used as a case study. Few landscape factors prove to be correlated
with the probability of fire recurrence, and the overall logistic regression model
explains 24% of the. . .
Contact Author: barbati.sisfor@unitus.it
Author(s): Barrett, Stephen W., Wendel Hann, Doug Havlina
Title: Fire Regime Condition Class: Concepts, Methods, and Applications
Year: 2010
Author(s): Barry, Dwight
Title: Conducting Prescribed Fires: A Comprehensive Guide
Year: 2011
Author(s): Battaglia, Mike A., Theresa Jain, Christopher Keyes, Han-Sup Han,Russ
Graham
Title: A Comprehensive Guide to Fuels Management Practices for Ponderosa
Pine / Mixed Conifer Forests
Year: 2010
Author(s): Bates, Jonathan D., Robert N. Sharp and Kirk W. Davies
Title: Sagebrush steppe recovery after fire varies by development phase of
Juniperus occidentalis woodland
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Year: 2013
Keywords: ecology
Abstract: Pinon-juniper woodlands have expanded into big sagebrush steppe of
the western United States as a result of reduced fire disturbance. We compared
sagebrush steppe recovery following fire on mid-successional and late
successional juniper woodlands. The results suggest that native vegetation
recovery after fire has greater likelihood of success in mid-successional
woodlands than in late successional woodlands...
Author(s): Bauer, Brad, Kipper Blotkamp, Brian Hocket, George Johnson, Nathan
Korb
Title: Restoring Habitat Diversity in the Centennial Sandhills Ecosystem; a
Collaboration Employing a Unique Application of Prescribed Fire
Year: 2010
Keywords: management restoration prescribed burning
Contact Author: korb.j@fortlewis.edu
Author(s): Bearden, Rebecca
Title: Fire helps balance man's use of natural world
Source: Southeast Farm Press 39(12) 11
Year: 2012
Keywords: ecology
Author(s): Beale, J. L., K Semeniuk, A. Lupu, J. W. Kaminski
Title: Investigating the "escalator effect" in the Kilmore East fire of February,
2009 using GEM-AC
Source: poster
Year: 2013
Keywords: conflagration behavior
Abstract: A recent simulation of the plume transport from the Kilmore East Fire
of February 2009 [Glatthor et al., 2013] using GEM-AQ signals that the lack of
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aerosol representation in that model version limits the model's ability to
accurate simulate the plume transport GEM- ...
Author(s): Bedel, Anthony P., Thomas L. Mote and Scott L. Goodrick
Title: Climate change and associated fire potential for the south-eastern United
States in the 21st century
Year: 2013
Keywords: climate behavior
Contact Author: Anthony.bedel@ky.gov
Author(s): Bell, T. L., S. L. Stephens and M. A. Moritz
Title: Short-term physiological effects of smoke on grapevine leaves
Year: 2013
Keywords: smoke ecology
Author(s): Benali, Akli Ait and Jose Miguel Cardoso Pereira
Title: Monitoring and extracting relevant parameters of wild fire spread using
remote sensing data
Source: Anais XVI Simposio Brasileiro de Sensoriamento Remoto - SBSR, Foz do
Iguacu, PR, Brasil, 13 a 18 de abril de 2013, INPE
Year: 2013
Keywords: behavior tropics remote sensing
Abstract: Wildfires are important elements of ecosystems that can have
significant environmental and socioeconomic impacts. The spatio-temporal
dynamics of single events are very complex and have been studied mostly
through the application of models and by reconstruction...
Contact Author: Aklibenali@gmail.com
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Author(s): Beresford-Jones, David
Title: Book review: Forests and Fires: A Paleoethnobotanical Assessment of
Craft Production Sustainability on the Peruvian North Coast (950-1050 C. E.).
Source: Holocene 23(4): 620-621
Year: 2013
Keywords: paleohistory ecology
Author(s): Betts, R. A, N Golding, P Gonzalez, J Gornall, R Kahana
Title: Climate and land use change impacts on global terrestrial ecosystems,
fire, and river flows in the HadGEM2-ES Earth System Model using the
Representative
Source: Biogeosciences Discussions, available online 2013
Year: 2013
Abstract: A new generation of an Earth System Model now includes a number of
land surface processes directly relevant to analyzing potential impacts of climate
change. This model, HadGEM2-ES, allows us to assess the impacts of climate
change, multiple interactions, . . .
Contact Author: richard.betts@metoffice.gov.uk
Author(s): Beyers, Jan L., Peter R. Robichaud, Peter M. Wohlgemuth
Title: Effectiveness of Post-fire Mulches in the Santa Barbara Front Country
Year: 2010
Keywords: ecology
Author(s): Beyers, Jan L., Marcia G. Narog, Anna M. Wrona
Title: Do Non-native Species Invade Chaparral from Fuelbreaks after Fire?
Year: 2010
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Keywords: management exotics
Author(s): Bhandari, Santosh, Phinn, Stuart, Gill, Tony
Title: Assessing viewing and illumination geometry effects on the MODIS
vegetation index (MOD13Q1) time series: implications for monitoring
phenology and disturbances in forest communities in Queensland, Australia
Source: International Journal of Remote Sensing 22: 7513-7538
Year: 2011
Keywords: remote sensing
Contact Author: s.bhandari@uq.edu.au
Author(s): Billaud, Y., N. Zekri, A. Kaiss, M. Drissi, Y. Pizzo, Z. Acem, A. Collin, P-A.
Santoni, F. Bosseur, P. Boulet and B. Porterie
Title: A hybrid small-world network/semi-physical model for predicting wildfire
spread in heterogeneous landscapes
Source: J. Phys.: Conf. Ser. 395 012008 doi:10. 1088/1742-6596/395/1/012008
Year: 2012
Keywords: modeling behavior
Abstract: This paper presents the latest developments and validation results of a
hybrid model which combines a broad-scale stochastic small-world network
model with a macroscopic deterministic approach, to ....
Contact Author: bernard.porterie@polytech.univ-mrs.fr
Author(s): BISHOP, ROB
Title: REP. ROB BISHOP HOLDS A HEARING ON WILDFIRE AND FOREST
MANAGEMENT
Source: Political Transcripts. 07/11/2013
Year: 2013
Keywords: policy
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Author(s): Bosomworth, k., s. dovers and j. handmer
Title: Adapting to climate change: reflecting on our shared and uncommon
knowledge
Source: In: R. P. Thornton and L. J. Wright, editors, Proceedings of bushfire CRC
and AFAC 2012 Conference Research Forum , 28 august, 2012, Perth, Australia
Year: 2013
Keywords: management climate Australia
Author(s): Bowman, Lynn
Title: Wildland-urban Interface in Ontario, Canada
Year: 2010
Author(s): Bradley, Lee R, Giesecke, Thomas, Halsall, Karen, Bradshaw, Richard
HW.
Title: Exploring the requirement for anthropogenic disturbance to assist the
stand-scale expansion of Fagus sylvatica L. outside southern Scandinavia
Source: Holocene 23(4): 579-586
Year: 2013
Contact Author: l.r.bradley@liverpool.ac.uk
Author(s): Bressaud, Xavier, Nicolas Fournier
Title: Mean-field forest-fire models and pruning of random trees
Year: 2012
Keywords: modeling
Abstract: We consider a family of discrete coagulation-fragmentation equations
closely related to the one-dimensional forest-fire model of statistical mechanics:
each pair of particles with masses i, j 2 N merge...
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Author(s): Brown, Timothy, John Abatzoglou
Title: The Climate of the Big Blowup
Year: 2010
Author(s): Brown, Tim, Tom Zimmerman, Sean Raffuse, Narasimhan Larkin, Pete
Lahm,, Tara Strand
Title: Integrating Air Quality Tools into the Wildland Fire Decision Support
System (WFDSS-AQ)
Year: 2010
Keywords: management smoke
Author(s): Brooks, matt
Title: LiDAR Survey Helps Discern Fire Severity Impacts on Yosemite Conifer
Forests
Source: U. S. Geological Survey, publication brief, 1 page
Year: 2013
Contact Author: mlbrooks@usgs.gov
Author(s): Brudvig, Lars A., Wagner, Stephanie A., Damschen, Ellen I.
Title: Corridors promote fire via connectivity and edge effects
Source: Ecological applications 22(3): 937-946
Year: 2012
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Keywords: ecology
Contact Author: brudvig@msu.edu
Author(s): Brudvig, Lars A.
Title: Woody Encroachment Removal from Midwestern Oak Savannas Alters
Understory Diversity across Space and Time
Source: Restoration Ecology 18(1): 74-84
Year: 2010
Keywords: ecology encroachment
Author(s): Brudvig, L. A., H. M. Blunck, H. Asbjornsen, V. S. Mateos-Remigio, S. A.
Wagner, and J. A. Randall
Title: Influences of woody encroachment and restoration thinning on overstory
savanna oak tree growth rates
Source: Forest Ecology and Management 262: 1409-1416
Year: 2011
Keywords: encroachment ecology savanna
Author(s): Brudvig, L. A. and E. I. Damschen
Title: Land-use history, historical connectivity, and land management interact
to determine longleaf pine woodland understory richness and composition
Source: Ecography 34: 257-266
Year: 2011
Author(s): Brudvig, L. A., C. M. Mabry, and L. M. Mottl
Title: Dispersal, not understory light competition, limits restoration of
Iowawoodland understory herbs
Source: Restoration Ecology 19: 24-31
Year: 2011
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Author(s): Brudvig, Lars A.
Title: Land-use history, historical connectivity, and land management interact
to determine longleaf pine woodland understory richness and composition
Source: Ecography 34(2): 257-266
Year: 2011
Keywords: ecology prescribed burning
Author(s): Buma, Brian
Title: Compounding Disturbances and Their Impact on Subalpine Forest and
Landscape Structure
Year: 2010
Keywords: ecology
Author(s): Butler, Bret, Jason Forthofer, Kyle Shannon, Dan Jimenez, David
Frankman
Title: The Effect of Terrain Slope on Firefighter Safety Zone Effectiveness
Year: 2010
Keywords: safety zone
Author(s): Butler, Bret, Jason Forthofer
Title: Large Fire Whirls: Can Their Formation Be Predicted?
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Year: 2010
Keywords: management whirl
Author(s): Butler, Bret
Title: In-situ Characterization of Wildland Fire Behavior
Year: 2010
Author(s): Cadeddu, M., J. Mclennan and L. Evans
Title: Couples' bushfire survival planning: A case study the 2011 lake Clifton
(WA) fire
Year: 2013
Keywords: management Australia interface evacuation
Author(s): Calkin, David, Alan Ager, Matt Thompson, Mark Finney
Title: A comparative wildfire risk assessment framework for the cohesive
strategy
Year: 2010
Author(s): Cao, Chunxiang, Bao, Yunfei, Xu, Min, Chen, Wei, Zhang, Hao, He,
Qisheng, Li, Zengyuan, Guo, Huadong, Li, Jiahong, Li, Xiaowen, Li, Guanghe
Title: Retrieval of forest canopy attributes based on a geometric-optical model
using airborne LiDAR and optical remote-sensing data
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Source: International Journal of remote sensing 33(3): 692-709
Year: 2012
Keywords: ecology remote sensing %o cao413@irsa.ac.cn
Author(s): Cary, G., R. Bradstock, A. M. Gill, R. Williams and E. Collett
Title: Future scenarios for Australian bushfires
Source: Bushfire CRC, 1 page
Year: 2010
Keywords: climate
Contact Author: Malcolm.gill@anu.edu.au
Author(s): Carvalho, Lara
Title: Small-Scale Combustion of Agricultural Biomass Fuels
Source: ph. D. Dissertation, Division of Energy Science, Lulea University of
Technology, 154 pages
Year: 2012
Keywords: combustion
Author(s): Cassell, Brooke
Title: Determining the Fire History of Pine/Oak Forest in the Sierra de
Manantlan Biosphere Reserve, Mexico
Year: 2010
Keywords: history ecology
Author(s): Catry, Filipe X., Juli G. Pausas, Francisco Moreira, Paulo M. Fernandes
and Francisco Rego
Title: Post-fire response variability in Mediterranean Basin tree species in
Portugal
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Year: 2013
Keywords: ecology
Contact Author: fcatry@isa.utl.pt
Author(s): Certini, G.
Title: Fire as a Soil-Forming Factor
Source: AMBIO. Available online, July, 2013
Year: 2013
Abstract: In the span of a human generation, fire can, in theory, impact all the
land covered by vegetation. Its occurrence has many important direct and
indirect effects on soil, some of which are long-lasting or even permanent. As a
consequence, fire must be considered a ...
Author(s): Chalbot, M. -C., G. Nikolich, V. Etyemezian, D. W. Dubois, J. King, D.
Shafer, G. Gamboa da Costa, J. F. Hinton, I. G. Kavouras
Title: Soil humic-like organic compounds in prescribed fire emissions using
nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy
Source: Environmental Pollution 181: 167-171
Year: 2013
Keywords: soils prescribed burning smoke
Contact Author: ikavouras@uams.edu
Author(s): Chas-Amil, M. L., J. Touza, E. Garcia-Martinez
Title: Forest fires in the wildland-urban interface: A spatial analysis of forest
fragmentation and human impacts
Source: Applied Geography 43: 127-137
Year: 2013
Keywords: interface
Abstract: The contact zone between human infrastructure and wildland
vegetation, known as the wildland-urban interface (WUI), has increased
worldwide over the last decades and has a direct relationship with the risk of
forest fires. Human activities increase the likelihood of wildfires...
Contact Author: marisa.chas@usc.es
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Author(s): Chung, Woodam, Greg Jones, Kurt Krueger, Jody Bramel and Marco
Contreras
Title: Optimising fuel treatments over time and space
Year: 2013
Keywords: fuel management
Contact Author: woodam.chung@umontana.edu
Author(s): Chuvieco, E., I. Aguado, S. Jurdao, M. L. Pettinari, M. Yebra, J. Salas, S.
Hantson, J. de la Riva, P. Ibarra, M. Rodrigues, M. Echeverria, D. Azqueta, M. V.
Roman, A. Bastarrika, S. Martinez, C. Recondo, E. Zapico and F. J. Martinez-Vega
Title: Integrating geospatial information into fire risk assessment
Year: 2013
Keywords: risk
Contact Author: emilio.chuvieco@uah.es
Author(s): Clark, Ken, Warren Heilman, Nicholas Skowronski, Mike Gallagher,
John Hom
Title: Fuel consumption and particulate emissions during fires in the New
Jersey Pinelands
Year: 2010
Keywords: smoke
Author(s): Clark, Kenneth, Nicholas Skowronski, Inga La Puma
Title: Quantifying the Effects of Wildland and Prescribed Fire on Threedimensional Forest Structure and Fuel Loading using a 50 Year Fire History and
Landscape-scale Scanning LiDAR in the Pine
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Year: 2010
Author(s): Clark, Kenneth, Nicholas Skowronski, Inga La Puma
Title: Barrens of New Jersey
Year: 2010
Author(s): Clark, S. K., D. S. Ward, N. M. Mahowald
Title: The sensitivity of global climate to the episodicity of fire aerosol
emissions
Source: Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics Discussions
Year: 2013
Keywords: smoke
Abstract: One of the major ways in which forest and grass fires have an impact
on global climate is through the release of aerosols. Most studies focusing on
calculating the radiative forcing and other climate impacts of fire aerosols use
monthly mean emissions derived ...
Contact Author: skc48@cornell.edu
Author(s): Clerkx, A. P. P. M., M. Didion, G. M. Hengeveld en M. J. Schelhaas
Title: Bosbeheer en klimaatverandering: Resultaten van de LANDCLIMsimulaties voor Zuidoost-Veluwe
Source: Alterra Wageningen UR, Wageningen, 2013, Alterra-rapport 2438, 87
pages
Year: 2013
Keywords: ecology climate
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Author(s): Clifford, M. J., R. K. Booth
Title: Increased probability of fire during late Holocene droughts in northern
New England Climatic Change
Source: climatic change 119(3-4): 893-704
Year: 2013
Abstract: Understanding the role of fire in the Earth system, and particularly
regional controls on its frequency and severity, is critical to risk assessment.
Charcoal records from lake sediment and fire-scar networks from long-lived tree
species have improved our . . .
Contact Author: mjc709@lehigh.edu
Author(s): Close, Kelly
Title: Extreme Fire Behavior - Is It Really?
Year: 2010
Author(s): Cocking, M. I., J. M. Varner, E. E. Knapp
Title: Long-term effects of fire severity on oak-conifer dynamics in the southern
Cascades
Source: Ecological Applications, available online, 2013
Year: 2013
Keywords: ecology severity
Abstract: We studied vegetation composition and structure in a mixed coniferoak ecosystem across a range of fire severity 10 years following wildfire. Sample
plots centered on focal California black oaks (Quercus kelloggii) were established
to evaluate oak and neighboring tree and ...
Contact Author: micocking@gmail.com
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Author(s): Coen, Janice, Philip J. Riggan
Title: A Landscape-Scale Wildland Fire Study using a Coupled WeatherWildland Fire Model and Airborne Remote Sensing
Year: 2010
Keywords: behavior
Author(s): Collins, Brandon and Carl Skinner
Title: Fire and Fuels
Source: FINAL DRAFT 1/9/2013, 25 pages
Year: 2013
Contact Author: bmcollins@fs.fed.us
Author(s): Collins, L., R. A. Bradstock and T. D. Penman
Title: Can precipitation influence landscape controls on wildlife severity? A
case study within temperate eucalypt forests of South-Eastern Australia
Year: 2013
Keywords: severity precipitation
Author(s): Comfort, Emily, John D. Bailey
Title: Fuel Heterogeneity at Stand Boundaries in the Elk Creek Watershed of
Southern Oregon
Year: 2010
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Author(s): Costafreda-Aumedes, S., A. Garcia-Martin and C. Vega-Garcia
Title: The relationship between landscape patterns and human-caused fire
occurrence in Spain
Source: Forest Systems 22(1): 71-81
Year: 2013
Keywords: ecology
Abstract: The best logistic regression model obtained included Shannon's
Diversity Index, Mean Patch Edge and Mean Shape Index as explicative variables
and the global percentage of correct predictions was 66. 3%.
Contact Author: scaumedes@gmail.com
Author(s): Crawford, Jeff, Scott Mensing, Frank K. Lake
Title: The Potential Impacts of Native American Land-use on Fire and Forest
Structure in the Lower Klamath River Region, California
Year: 2010
Keywords: management history ecology
Author(s): Craig, Ken, Neil Wheeler, Sean Raffuse, Tara Strand, Dana Sullivan,
Daniel Pryden, Narasimhan Larkin, Lyle Chinkin, Robert Solomon
Title: BlueSky Modeling Framework: Status, Products, and Future
Developments
Year: 2010
Author(s): Creech, M. N., Katherine Kirkman, L. and Morris, L. A.
Title: Alteration and Recovery of Slash Pile Burn Sites in the Restoration of a
Fire-Maintained Ecosystem
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Year: 2012
Keywords: ecology
Abstract: Restoration practices incorporating timber harvest (e. g. to remove
undesirable species or reduce tree densities) may generate unmerchantable
wood debris that is piled and burned for fuel reduction. Slash pile burns are
common in longleaf pine ecosystem restoration that involves hardwood removal
before reintroduction of frequent prescribed fire.
Contact Author: mncreech@gmail.com
Author(s): Cruz, Miguel G., Marty E. Alexander, Nicolle M. Vaillant and David L.
Peterson
Title: Crown fires in confier forests of the world: Do you have something to
contribute or would to know about something?
Source: The 5th International Wildland Fire Conference, Sun City, South Africa, 913 May 2011
Year: 2011
Keywords: behavior
Contact Author: miguel.cruz@csiro.au
Author(s): Curcio, Gary
Title: Blending Fire Management Tools In Support Of Planned Fire Ignitions On
Organic Soils - A Case Study at Camp LeJeune / Jacksonville, North Carolina
Year: 2010
Author(s): Curt, T. and J. Pausas
Title: Are changes in fire regime threatening cork oak-shrubland mosaics?
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Source: IUFRO-IALE International Conference "Landscapes Forest and Global
Change: New Frontiers in Management, Conservation and Restoration, Braganca
: Portugal
Year: 2010
Keywords: ecology
Abstract: We simulated the changes of vegetation abundance and richness
among mosaics of cork oak woodlands and shrublands using the LASS-Fateland
model (Pausas and Ramos, 2004). During simulations, similar...
Contact Author: Thomas.curt@cemagref.fr
Author(s): Daolan Zheng, Linda S Heath, Mark J Ducey and James E Smith
Title: Carbon changes in conterminous US forests associated with growth and
major disturbances: 1992-2001
Source: Environ. Res. Lett. 6 014012 doi:10. 1088/1748-9326/6/1/014012
Year: 2011
Keywords: carbon ecology
Contact Author: daolan.zheng@unh.edu
Author(s): Davies, K. W., Bates, J. D., Nafus, A. M.
Title: Comparing burned and mowed treatments in mountain big sagebrush
steppe
Source: Environmental management 50(3): 451-461
Year: 2012
Keywords: grasslands
Contact Author: kirk.davies@oregonstate.edu
Author(s): Davies, Kirk W.
Title: Promoting Native Vegetation and Diversity in Exotic Annual Grass
Infestations
Source: Restoration ecology 19(2): 159-165
Year: 2011
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Keywords: ecology prescribed burning restoration
Author(s): David, B
Title: Altered ecologies: Fire, climate and human influence on terrestrial
landscapes [Book Review]
Source: Australian Archaeology, available online, 2013
Year: 2013
Keywords: ecology climate
Author(s): De Magalhaes, Rita M. Q. and Dylan W. Schwilk
Title: Leaf traits and litter flammability: evidence for non-additive mixture
effects in a temperate forest
Source: journal of ecology, available online, 2012
Year: 2012
Keywords: flammability ecology
Author(s): De Vasconcelos, S. S., P. M. Fearnside, P. M. LA. Graca and E. M.
Nogueira
Title: Mapeamento das areas afetadas por incendios florestais no sul do
amazonas e estimativas das emissoes potenciais de carbono
Source: pp. 8059-8066, In: J. C. N. Epiphanio and L. S. Galvao (eds.) Anais XV
Simposio Brasileiro de Sensoriamento Remoto, Curitiba, Brasil 2011. Instituto
Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais (INPE), Sao Jose dos Campos, Sao Paulo, Brazil.
9268 pp,
Year: 2011
Keywords: mapping brazil
Author(s): Decker, Coleen
Title: Breakdown of the Upper Ridge - A Critical Fire Weather Pattern
Year: 2010
38
Author(s): De Lafontaine, Guillaume
Title: Soil charcoal stability over the Holocene - Response to comments by
Mikael Ohlson
Source: Quaternary Research 78: 155-156
Year: 2012
Keywords: charcoal history
Author(s): Delgado, Edward
Title: Another Compelling Reason for Establishing National Sampling and Data
Standards for the National Fuel Moisture Database
Year: 2010
Author(s): DeMeo, Tom, Jamie Barbour, Bernard Bormann, Brett Fay, Louisa
Evers, Steve Buttrick, John Lehmkuhl, Melody Steele
Title: The Pacific Northwest Fire Science Consortium: Towards a New Paradigm
for Technology Transfer
Year: 2010
Author(s): DeMeo, Tom, Jane Kertis, Bruce Countryman, Steve Buttrick, Jeanne
Rice, Chris Ringo
Title: A Comparison of Fire Regime Condition Class (FRCC) Assessments at
Multiple Scales in the Pacific Northwest
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Year: 2010
Keywords: ecology
Author(s): Dennis, e. i., a. D. Usoroh and c. J. Ijah
Title: Soil properties dynamics induced by passage of fire during agricultural
burning
Source: International Journal of Advanced Agricultural Research
Year: 2013
Keywords: soils agriculture
Contact Author: inidennis117@yahoo.com
Author(s): Diaz, L., A. Broring, D. McInerney, G. Liberta, T. Foerster
Title: Publishing sensor observations into Geospatial Information
Infrastructures: A use case in fire danger assessment
Source: Environmental Modelling and Software 48: 65-80
Year: 2013
Keywords: danger
Abstract: To improve environmental monitoring, the availability of large
coverage, interoperable spatio-temporal data is crucial for its integration into
environmental models, for example, to compute fire danger models. In order to
produce up-to-date and accurate ... %o laura.diaz@uji.es
Author(s): Dicus, Christopher, Jonathan Large, David R. Weise, Clint Isbell
Title: Long-term Simulated Wildfire Behavior and C Emissions Following Fuel
Treatments in theKlamath Mountains, USA
Year: 2010
Keywords: management FUELS MODELING MAPPING SIMULATION
Contact Author: edicus@calpoly.edu
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Author(s): Dietrich, Mike
Title: Historical Overview of Fire in Southern California
Year: 2010
Author(s): Dolman, Darla Sue
Title: Residents flee as historic Colorado wildfire burns out of control
Source: Christian Science Monitor 6/13/2013
Year: 2013
Keywords: evacuation
Author(s): Donato, D. C., Campbell, J. L., Franklin, J. F.
Title: Multiple successional pathways and precocity in forest development: can
some forests be born complex?
Source: Journal of Vegetation Science 23: 576-584
Year: 2012
Keywords: ecology
Abstract: In forests subJect to stand-replacing disturbances, conventional
models of succession typically overlook early-seral stages as a simple reorganization/establishment period. These models treat structural development
in essentially "relay floristic" terms, with structural complexity...
Contact Author: ddonato@wisc.edu
Author(s): DOUGLAS, JAMES
Title: WILDFIRE AND FOREST MANAGEMENT
Source: FDCH Congressional Testimony. 07/11/2013
Year: 2013
Keywords: policy
41
Author(s): Douglas, T.
Title: Living with fire: People, nature and history in steels creek [Book Review]
Source: Interaction
Year: 2013
Abstract: Review (s) of: Living with fire: People, nature and history in steels
creek, by Christine Hansen and Tom Griffiths, Published by CSIRO Publishing,
Collingwood, Victoria, 2012, ISBNo9780643104792 (hardback), Pages 190, Cost
$49.95
Author(s): Drury, Stacy, Paul Nuss, Sean Raffuse, Judd Reed, Kevin Unger, Tami
Funk, Liron Yahdav, H. Michael Rauscher
Title: The Interagency Fuels Treatment Decision Support System (IFT-DSS):
Simulating Fire Behavior and Fire Effects to Support Fuels Treatment Decisions
Year: 2010
Keywords: behavior
Author(s): Drury, Stacy, Paul Nuss, Sean Raffuse, Judd Reed, Kevin Unger, Tami
Funk, Liron Yahdav, H. Michael Rauscher
Title: The Interagency Fuels Treatment Decision Support System (IFT-DSS):
Simulating Fire Behavior and Fire Effects to Support Fuels Treatment Decisions
Year: 2010
Keywords: management modeling
Author(s): Dubinin, Maxim
Title: EFFECTS OF LAND USE CHANGE ON FIRE, VEGETATION AND WILDLIFE
DYNAMICS IN ARID ECOSYSTEMS OF SOUTHERN RUSSIA
Source: ph. D. Dissertation, University of Wisconsin, Madison, 207 pages
Year: 2010
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Keywords: ecology
Author(s): DUDA, JOSEPH A.
Source: Congressional Testimony. 07/11/2013
Year: 2013
Keywords: policy
Author(s): Dunn, Christopher J.
Title: Snag Fall, Coarse Wood Decomposition, and Fine Fuel Succession Following
High-Severity Fire in Dry-mixed Conifer Forests of Oregon's Cascades
Year: 2010
Author(s): Dunn, Christopher J.
Title: Snag Fall, Coarse Wood Decomposition, and Fine Fuel Succession
Following High-Severity Fire in Dry-mixed Conifer Forests of Oregon's Cascades
Year: 2010
Author(s): Elleuch, Maissa, Osman Hasan, Sofi ne Tahar, Mohamed Abid
Title: Formal Probabilistic Analysis of a Wireless Sensor Network for Forest Fire
Detection
Source: Adel Bouhoula, Tetsuo Ida and Fairouz Kamareddine (Eds.): Symbolic
Computation in Software Science 2012 (SCSS2012) EPTCS 122, 2013, pp. 1-9,
doi:10.4204/EPTCS.122.1
Year: 2012
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Keywords: detection
Author(s): Elliott, Catherine T., Henderson, Sarah B., Wan, Victoria
Title: Time series analysis of fine particulate matter and asthma reliever
dispensations in populations affected by forest fires
Source: Environmental Health: A Global Access Science Source 12(1): 1-9
Year: 2013
Keywords: smoke health
Contact Author: Catherine.elliott@bccdc.ca
Author(s): Ellsworth, Lisa M., Creighton M. Litton, Andrew D. Taylor and J. Boone
Kauffman
Title: Spatial and temporal variability of guinea grass (Megathyrsus maximus)
fuel loads and moisture on Oahu, Hawaii
Year: 2013
Keywords: fuel moisture
Contact Author: lmellsworth@gmail.com
Author(s): Engber, Eamon and J. Morgan Varner
Title: Overstory Structure Effects on Fuelbed Components in a Frequently
Burned Oak Woodland
Year: 2010
Keywords: ecology
Author(s): Engber, E. A. and J.M. Varner
Title: Reversing conifer encroachment with prescribed fire: shifting mortality
models toward restoration targets
Year: 2012
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Keywords: ecology
Contact Author: eamon_engber@nps.gov
Author(s): Engber, E. A. and J. M. Varner
Title: Patterns of flammability of the California oaks: The role of leaf traits
Source: Canadian Journal of Forest Research 42: 1965-1975
Year: 2012
Keywords: ecology
Contact Author: eamon_engber@nps.gov
Author(s): Farris, Calvin A., Christopher H. Baisan, Donald A. Falk, Megan L. Van
Horne, Peter Z. Fule and Thomas W. Swetnam
Title: A comparison of targeted and systematic fire-scar sampling for
estimating historical fire frequency in south-western ponderosa pine forests
Year: 2013
Keywords: history frequency
Contact Author: calvin_farris@nps.gov
Author(s): Fawcett, R. J. B., W. Thurston, J. D. Kepert and K. J. Tory
Title: Modelling the fire weather of Black Saturday
Year: 2013
Keywords: management Australia behavior modeling
Author(s): Fege, Anne, James Absher
Title: People, property, and preparedness: Focus on the Home Ignition Zone
45
Year: 2010
Author(s): Fege, Anne, Dave Flietner
Title: Monitoring Mechanical Fuels Reduction Effectiveness and Effects in
Shrublands (Coastal Sage and Chaparral)
Year: 2010
Author(s): Fernandez-Steeger, T. M., Wiatr, T., Papanikolaou, I., Reicherter, K.
Title: Landslide hazard and forest fires - the relevance of geology for landslide
type and development
Source: Geophysical Research abstracts 12 (EGU2010-13310)
Year: 2010
Keywords: ecology
Contact Author: fernandez-steeger@lih.rwth-aachen.de
Author(s): Filippi, Jean-Baptiste, Vivien Mallet and Bahaa Nader
Title: Representation and evaluation of wildfire propagation simulations
Year: 2013
Keywords: modeling
Contact Author: filippi@univ-corse.fr
Author(s): Fischer, Paige, Jeffrey D. Kline, Alan A. Ager, Susan Charnley and Keith
A. Olsen
Title: Objective and perceived wildfire risk and its influence on private forest
landowners
Year: 2013
46
Keywords: risk interface
Other Availability: Open Access %o contacat paigefischer@fs.fed.us
Author(s): Fitzgerald, S. A. and M. Bennett
Title: A land manager's guide for creating fire-resistant forests
Source: oregon state university, extension service, 14 pages
Year: 2013
Keywords: management silviculture
Abstract: This publication provides an overview of how various silvicultural
treatments affect fuel and fire behavior, and how to create fire-resistant forests.
In properly treated, fire-resistant forests, fire intensity is reduced and overstory
trees are more likely survive than in untreated ...
Author(s): Flanner, Mark G., Charles S. Zender, James T. Randerson, Philip J.
Rasch
Title: Present-day climate forcing and response from black carbon in snow
Source: Journal of Geophysical Research 112(D11
Year: 2007
Keywords: smoke
Abstract: 2001 land snowmelt rates north of 50n are 28% and 19% greater in the
month preceding maximum melt of control simulations without bc in snow. with.
. . at least partially caused by boreal fires, which account for nearly all of the 35%
biomass burning …
Author(s): Florec, V., D. Panel, M. Burton, J. Kelso, D. Mellor and G. Milne
Title: Economic analysis of bushfire management programs: A western
Australian perspective
Year: 2013
Keywords: management Australia economics
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Author(s): Fluck, Hannah Louise
Title: Non-Biface Assemblages in Middle Pleistocene Western Europe. A
comparative study
Source: ph. D. Dissertation, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON, FACULTY OF LAW,
ART and SOCIAL SCIENCES, SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES, 342 pages
Year: 2011
Keywords: indigenous
Abstract: This thesis presents the results of an investigation into the Clactonian
assemblages of Middle Pleistocene souther Britain. By exploring other nonbiface assemblages (NBAs) reported from elsewhere in Europe it seeks to
illuminate our understanding of the British assemblages by viewing them in a
wider context...
Author(s): Ford, Paulette, Scott Collins,Laura Calabrese, Don Kearney
Title: Experimental fire in two different grassland ecosystems in the
Southwestern United States
Year: 2010
Author(s): Forkel, Matthias, Kirsten Thonicke, Christian Beer, Wolfgang Cramer,
Sergey Bartalev and Christiane Schmullius
Title: Extreme fire events are related to previous-year surface moisture
conditions in permafrost-underlain larch forests of Siberia
Year: 2012
Keywords: conflagration behavior
Contact Author: mforkel@bgc-jena.mpg.de
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Author(s): Fournier, T. P., G. Battipaglia, B Brossier, C Carcaillet
Title: Fire-scars and polymodal age-structure provide evidence of fire-events in
an Aleppo pine population in southern France
Source: Dendrochronologia 31(3): 159-164
Year: 2013
Abstract: Aleppo pine (Pinus halepensis Mill.) is adapted to fire, the most
important disturbance in Mediterranean ecosystems. This species is known to be
sensitive to fire and is usually killed when burned, but has a powerful
regenerative capacity following burning. ...
Contact Author: Thomas.Fournier@univ-montp2.fr
Author(s): Frid, Leonardo, Colin Daniel,Bob Unnasch, Don MaJor
Title: The Path Framework for Simulating Landscape Level Vegetation
Dynamics Under Alternative Management Scenarios
Year: 2010
Author(s): Fryer, Gregory K., Philip E. Dennison and Thomas J. Cova
Title: Wildland firefighter entrapment avoidance: modelling evacuation
triggers
Year: 2013
Keywords: shelters entrapment
Contact Author: dennison@geog.utah.edu
Author(s): Fu, J. S., C. Hsu, Y. Gao, K. Huang, C. Li, N. -H. Lin and S. -C. Tsay
Title: Evaluating the influences of biomass burning during 2006 BASE-ASIA: A
regional chemical transport modeling
Source: Atmos. Chem. Phys. 12: 3837-3855
Year: 2012
Keywords: smoke
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Abstract: To evaluate the impact of biomass burning from Southeast Asia to East
Asia, this study conducted numerical simulations during NASA's 2006 Biomassburning Aerosols in South-East Asia: Smoke Impact Assessment (BASE-ASIA). Two
typical episode periods (27-28 March and 13-14 April) were examined. Two
emission...
Author(s): Fu, Joshua, N. C. Hsu, Y. Gao and K. Huang
Title: A regional chemical transport modeling to identify the influences of
biomass burning during 2006 BASE-ASIA
Source: Atmos. Chem. Phys. Discussions 11: 3071-3115
Year: 2011
Keywords: smoke ecology
Contact Author: jsfu@utk.edu
Author(s): Gagnon, P. R., H. A. Passmore, W. J. Platt
Title: Multi-year salutary effects of windstorm and fire on river cane
Source: Fire Ecology 9(1):
Year: 2013
Abstract: Canebrakes are monodominant stands of cane (Arundinaria gigantea
[Walter] Muhl.), a bamboo native to and once prominent in the southeastern
USA. Canebrakes were important wildlife habitat within the bottomland
hardwood forest ecosystem. They have . . .
Author(s): Galera, Juan, Montse Ferrer, Joaquin Ramirez
Title: High Resolution Fuel Mapping: Wildland and Urban Interface Areas
Application in the Iberian Peninsula
Year: 2010
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Author(s): Ganteaume, Anne, Laurent Borgniet, Corinne Lampin-Maillet,
Marielle Jappiot, Thomas Curt,Daniel Alexandrian
Title: Impact of the Live Fuel Structure on Fire Behavior in Limestone Provence
(SE France)
Year: 2010
Keywords: behavior
Author(s): Ganteaume, Anne, Mercedes Guijarro, Marielle Jappiot, Carmen
Hernando, Corinne Lampin-Maillet, Pedro Perez-Gorostiaga, Jose A. Vega
Title: Laboratory characterization of firebrands involved in spot fires
Year: 2011
Keywords: brands embers spotting
Abstract: Wildfires are considered the most important disturbance in the
Mediterranean Basin, and some are propagated over long distances due to liftoff and ignition of firebrands. Objectives To improve our knowledge of firebrands
involved in spotting fires, flammability characteristics of eight types of firebrands
commonly generated...
Author(s): Gauthier, Sylvie, Mathieu Paquette
Title: Fuel Dynamics On Sites with Strong Potential to Paludification and Fire
Behavior Modeled from Empirical Data in the Spruce-feathermoss Domain of
Northwestern Quebec
Year: 2010
51
Author(s): Gayton, D.
Title: Documenting Fire History in a British Columbia Ecological Reserve
Source: Journal of Ecosystems and Management 14(1):1-10
Year: 2013
Abstract: Ponderosa pine (Pinus ponderosa) ecosystems in British Columbia have
high concentrations of biodiversity and species at risk, and numerous studies
suggest frequent, low-intensity fire was a traditional disturbance pattern in this
ecosystem type. Fire history . . .
Author(s): Gellie, Nicholas, Kelsy Gibos, Greg Mattingley, Tim Wells, Owen Salkin
Title: Reconstructing the Spread and Behaviour of the February 2009 Victorian
Fires
Year: 2010
Author(s): Gharun, m., t. turnbull and m. adams
Title: Fires and Hydrology of south-east Australian mixed species forests
Year: 2013
Keywords: hydrology Australia
Author(s): Ghermandi, Luciana, Sofia Gonzalez, Maria Natalia Lescano and
Facundo Oddi
Title: Effects of fire severity on early recovery of Patagonian steppes
Year: 2013
Keywords: severity ecology
Contact Author: lghermandi@yahoo.it
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Author(s): Gibson, F. and D. Panel
Title: Integrated economic assessment of management actions to reduce fire
risk to Naseby, New Zealand
Year: 2013
Keywords: management Australia economics
Author(s): Gillespie, A. W., F. L. Walley, R. E. Farrell): Leinweber, K. -U. Eckhardt,
T. Z. Regier and R. I. R. Blyth
Title: XANES and Pyrolysis-FIMS Evidence of Organic Matter Composition in a
Hummocky Landscape
Source: Soil Science Society of America Journal 75(5): 1741-1755
Year: 2011
Keywords: pyrolysis smoke
Abstract: The quantity and quality of soil organic N and C are strongly influenced
by variations in landscape position and management practices such as
cultivation. In this study, we used synchrotron-based C and N K-edge x-ray
absorption near-edge structure (XANES) spectroscopy coupled with pyrolysisfield ionization mass spectrometry (Py-FIMS) to explore C and N chemistry
among soils obtained from...
Contact Author: fran.walley@usask.ca
Author(s): Ginder, Matthew, Chad Hoffman, Eva Strand, Ruddy Mell, Mike
Whiteman
Title: Numerical Simulation of Fuel Treatment Effectiveness in Preventing
Structure Ignitions
Year: 2010
53
Author(s): Gispert, Maria, Mohamed Emran, Giovanni Pardini, Serena Doni b,
Brunello Ceccanti
Title: The impact of land management and abandonment on soil enzymatic
activity, glomalin content and aggregate stability
Source: Geoderma 202-203: 51-61
Year: 2013
Keywords: soils
Abstract: Selected environments ranging from cultivated soils under vines and
olive groves to sequential abandonment with forest, meadow and scrub cover
were investigated for their impact on relevant physical and chemical properties
in the shallow soils of the Cap de Creus Peninsula (NE Spain). Both insufficient
agricultural practices and periodical wildfire occurrence in abandoned areas...
Contact Author: maria.gispert@udg.edu
Author(s): Gomez-Rey, M. X., S. Garcia-Marco, C. Fernandez, A. Couto-Vazquez
and S. J. Gonzalez-Prieto
Title: Effects of post-fire soil stabilisation techniques on trace elements lost by
erosion
Year: 2013
Keywords: soils rehabilitation
Contact Author: sonia.garcia@upm.es
Author(s): Gopakumar, B., Motwani, B.
Title: FACTORS RESTRAINING THE NATURAL REGENERATION OF REED BAMBOO
OCHLANDRA TRAVANCORICA AND O. WIGHTII IN WESTERN GHATS, INDIA
(Faktor penghalang pemulihan semula jadi buluh Ochlandra travancorica dan
O. wightii di Ghats Barat, India)
Source: Journal of Tropical Forest Science 25(2): 250-258
Year: 2013
Keywords: regeneration ecology tropics
Contact Author: gopugokulamtbg@gmail.com
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Author(s): Gordov, E. P. and E. A. Vaganov
Title: Siberia Integrated Regional Study: multidisciplinary investigations of the
dynamic relationship between the Siberian environment and global climate
change
Year: 2010
Keywords: Russia ecology climate
Contact Author: gordov@scert.ru
Author(s): Grasby, S. E., Sanei, H, and Beauchamp, B
Title: Catastrophic dispersion of coal fly ash into oceans during the latest
Permina Extinction
Source: Nature Geoscience, published online, 4pp
Year: 2011
Author(s): Gross, D. V.
Title: Burning history, time of burning, and year effects on plant community
structure and heterogeneity in Fescue Prairie [electronic resource]
Source: Botany 88(1): 1-12
Year: 2010
Keywords: history season ecology prescribed burning
Author(s): Haas, Jessica, Dave Calkin, Jeff Kaiden
Title: Spatially Defining Wildland Fire Risk: A Noval Approach to WUI mapping
Year: 2010
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Author(s): Haase, Sally
Title: Canopy differences of southwestern ponderosa pine following rotational
prescribed fire treatments
Year: 2010
Keywords: management FUELS
Author(s): Haas, Jessica, John Rieck, Dave Calkin
Title: Mapping Wildland Fire Risk to Populated Areas Across Scales: Two
Methodologies for Representing Residentially Developed Lands
Year: 2010
Author(s): Habili, N., N. Corby and R. P. Cechet
Title: Rapid Inventory Collection System (RICS) and the 2009 Victorian
Bushfires impact assessment
Source: IOP Conf. Ser. : Earth Environ. Sci. 11 012018 doi:10. 1088/17551315/11/1/012018
Year: 2010
Keywords: ecology Australia
Contact Author: nariman.habili@ga.gov.au
Author(s): Haiyong Xu and Frederic Paik Schoenberg
Title: POINT PROCESS MODELING OF WILDFIRE HAZARD IN LOS ANGELES
COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
Source: The Annals of Applied Statistics 5(2A): 684-704
Year: 2011
Keywords: modeling
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Author(s): Halofsky, Jessica, Miles A. Hemstrom, Stephanie K. Hart, Morris C.
Johnson, Roger D. Ottmar
Title: Simulating Fire Hazard Across Landscapes Over Time Through Integration
of the Vegetation Dynamics Development Tool (VDDT) and the Fuel
Characteristic Classification System (FCCS)
Year: 2010
Author(s): Hamad, A. M. B. A., Jasper, A and Uhl, D.
Title: The record of Triassic charcoal and other evidence for palaeo-wildfires:
signal for atmospheric oxygen levels, taphonomic biases or lack of fuel?
Source: Journal of Coal Geology 96097: 60-71
Year: 2012
Contact Author: dieter.uhl@senckenberg.de
Author(s): Hanberry, Brice B., Palik, Brian J., He, Hong S.
Title: Winning and Losing Tree Species of Reassembly in Minnesota's Mixed
and Broadleaf Forests
Source: PLoS ONE 8(4): 1-15
Year: 2013
Keywords: ecology
Other Availability: Open Access %o contact hanberryb@missouri. edu
Author(s): Hanson, Chad T. and Dennis C. Odion
Title: Is fire severity increasing in the Sierra Nevada, California, USA?
Year: 2013
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Keywords: severity climate
Contact Author: cthanson1@gmail.com
Author(s): Hartman, Tanner, Chuck Harris
Title: Exploring the Meanings and Significance of Living with Wildfire in the
Rural West: Preliminary Research Findings on the "Lived Experience" of
Everyday Interactions between Firefighters and WUI Community Members
Year: 2010
Author(s): Harrington, Michael, Erin Noonan-Wright
Title: The Influence of an Incomplete Fuels Treatment on Fire Behavior and
Effects in the 2007 Tin Cup Fire, Bitterroot National Forest, Montana
Year: 2010
Author(s): Hardy, Colin C., Robert Kremens, Matthew B. Dickinson
Title: Modern Developments for Ground-based Monitoring of Fire Behavior
and Effects
Year: 2010
Author(s): Haverd, V., B. Smith, G. D. Cook, P. R. Briggs, L. Nieradzik
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Title: A stand-alone tree demography and landscape structure module for
Earth system models
Source: Geophysical Research
Year: 2013
Keywords: ecology
Abstract: .. Community Atmosphere Biosphere Land Exchange model (CABLE)
applied along the Northern Australian Tropical Transect, featuring gradients in
rainfall and fire disturbance. ... fire disturbance gradient in northern Australia.
Methods Study Region ...
FRI Access Number: Fire Research Institute, PDF Number 93152 Author(s):
Hawbaker, Todd J., Zhu, Zhiliang
Title: Baseline wildland fires and emissions for the western United States
Source: Reston, Virginia : U. S. Government Printing Office, 2012. Baseline and
projected future carbon storage and greenhouse-gas fluxes in Ecosystems of the
Western United States. Reston, Virginia : U. S. Government Printing Office, 2012:
p. 29-38
Year: 2012
Keywords: smoke
Author(s): Hawbaker, Todd J., Zhu, Zhiliang
Title: Projected future wildland fires and emissions for the western United
States
Source: Reston, Virginia : U. S. Government Printing Office, 2012. Baseline and
projected future carbon storage and greenhouse-gas fluxes in Ecosystems of the
Western United States Reston, Virginia : U. S. Government Printing Office, 2012:
p. 97-108
Year: 2012
Keywords: smoke
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Author(s): Heathcott, Mark
Title: The 1910 Fire Environment of Western Canada
Year: 2010
Author(s): Heath, j., C. Chafer, T. Bishop and F. Van Ogtrop
Title: The effects wildfire on water yield and its relationship with vegetation
response
Year: 2013
Keywords: management Australia hydrology
Contact Author: jessiac.heath@sydney.edu.au
Author(s): HEIDARY, J., D. S. H. GHORBANI
Title: THE EFFECT OF FIRE ON SOIL QUALITY IN SEMI-STEPPE RANGELANDS OF
KARSANAK, CHAHARMAHAL AND BAKHTIARI
Source: JOURNAL OF WATER AND SOIL CONSERVATION (JOURNAL OF
AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES AND NATURAL RESOURCES) 20(2):125-142
Year: 2013
Keywords: soils
Abstract: Occurring fire in rangelands is one of the main degradation factors of
soil and ecosystem. The objective of this study was to investigate the impact of
fire on some crucial factors of soil quality in semi-steppe rangeland of Karsanak
region in Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari ...
Author(s): Heilman, Warren E., Bian, Xindi
Title: Climatic Variability of Near-Surface Turbulent Kinetic Energy over the
United States: Implications for Fire-Weather Predictions
Source: Journal of Applied Meteorology and Climatology 52(4): 753-772
Year: 2013
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Keywords: climate
Contact Author: wheelman@fs.fed.us
Author(s): Heilman, Warren, Xindi Bian
Title: Climatic Variability of a Fire-Weather Index Based on Turbulent Kinetic
Energy and the Haines Index
Year: 2010
Author(s): Heinsch, Faith Ann, Patricia L. Andrews
Title: Fire Characteristics Charts for U. S. Fire Danger Rating and Fire Behavior
Year: 2010
Author(s): Heinsch, Faith Ann, Charles W. McHugh
Title: Climate Change and Fire Danger Rating in the Northern Rockies
Year: 2010
Author(s): Heilman, Warren, Nicholas S. Skowronski, Steve Garrity, Anthony
Bova, Gil Bohrer
Title: Large Eddy Simulation of Canopy Structure Effects on Smoke Dispersion
from Prescribed Fire
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Year: 2010
Author(s): Heilman, Warren, Nicholas Skowronski, Xindi Bian, Ryan Shadbolt,
Shiyuan Zhong, Kenneth Clark, Joseph Charney, Gil Bohrer, Michael Kiefer, John
Hom
Title: Development and Validation of Modeling Tools for Predicting Smoke
Dispersion During Low-Intensity Fires
Year: 2010
Author(s): Hernandez-Garcia, Emilio and Souza Bacelar, Flora
Title: Savanna-Fire Model: combined effects of tree-tree establishment
competition and spatially explicit fire on the spatial pattern of trees in
savannas
Source: Conference on Emergence and Design of Robustness: General Principles
and Applications to Biological, Social and Industrial Networks (ROBUST).-- Flora
Souza Bacelar et al.
Year: 2013
Keywords: grasslands ecology
Author(s): Heward, Heather, Theodore Adams, Penelope Morgan
Title: Using remotely sensed information to identify trends in burn severity
related to: daily fire growth, aspect, elevation, slope, and vegetation coverage
Year: 2010
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Author(s): Heward, Heather, Alistair M. S. Smith, D. P. Roy, Wade T. Tinkham,
Chad M. Hoffman, Penelope Morgan and Karen O. Lannom
Title: Is burn severity related to fire intensity - Observations from landscape
scale remote sensing
Year: 2013
Keywords: severity remote sensing
Contact Author: Alistair@uidaho.edu
Author(s): Hicke, Jeffrey A, Jane L. Hayes, Morris C. Johnson
Title: A Synthesis of Insect Outbreaks and Subsequent Wildfire
Year: 2010
Keywords: management insects
Author(s): Hoffman, Chad, Russ Parsons, Penny Morgan, Ruddy Mell
Title: Numerical Simulation of Crown Fire Hazard Following Bark Beetle-caused
Mortality in Lodgepole Pine Forests
Year: 2010
Keywords: management modeling insects
Author(s): Holland, Mark
Title: The Wildfire Management Overlay and the Victorian Black Saturday Fires
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Year: 2010
Author(s): Hollingsworth, Lawen, James Menakis
Title: Using the Large Fire Simulator System to Map Wildland Fire Potential for
the Conterminous United States
Year: 2010
Keywords: behavior
Author(s): Holloway, D., Green, L., Brady, D.
Title: Creating FireWatch protocols and procedures as a defence against
catastrophe
Source: In J. Ryan (Chair) Catastrophe and Creativity Symposium conducted at
the meeting of CREATEC, Perth, WA
Year: 2012
Keywords: interface
Author(s): Hom, John, Mike Gallagher, Warren Heilman,Craig Clements, Daisuke
Seto, Nick Skowronski, Steve Roberts, Tara Strand, Matthew Patterson, Kenneth
Clark
Title: Smoke Modeling and Validation Field Design: CO, PM2. 5, CO2 and Smoke
Monitoring
Year: 2010
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Author(s): Houtman, Rachel M., Claire A. Montgomery, Aaron R. Gagnon, David
E. Calkin, Thomas G. Dietterich, Sean McGregor and Mark Crowley
Title: Allowing a wildfire to burn: estimating the effect on future fire
suppression costs
Year: 2013
Contact Author: rachel.houtman@oregonstate.edu
Author(s): Howey, Christopher A. F., Roosenburg, Willem M.
Title: Effects of Prescribed Fire on the Eastern Box Turtle (Terrapene Carolina
Carolina)
Source: Northeastern Naturalist 20(3): 493-497
Year: 2013
Keywords: wildlife ecology turtles
Author(s): Hoyt, Janet, Don Carlton, Andrew Brenner, Jim Brenner, Cory
Campbell
Title: The Art and Science of Incorporating a Canopy Inventory into Florida's
Wildland Fire Risk Assessment
Year: 2010
Author(s): Hsieh. Rex, Dave Schroeder, Colleen Mooney, Neal McLoughlin
Title: Fire Behaviour in Simulated Mountain Pine Beetle Attacked Stands
Year: 2010
Keywords: management behavior insects
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Author(s): Huang, L.
Title: Transport pathways of fire generated tracers to the upper troposphere as
determined by A-Train satellite measurements
Source: Ph. D. Dissertation, University of Texas at Austin, 186 pages
Year: 2013
Abstract: Convective and long-range transport of air mass controls the global
distributions and impacts of the pollutants generated in limited source regions.
However, an observational characterization of such transport based on longterm satellite data has ...
Author(s): HUBBARD, JAMES
Year: 2013
Keywords: policy
Author(s): Hudak, Andrew, Ian Rickert, Penny Morgan, Sarah Lewis, Jess Clark,
Eva Strand, Chad Hoffman, Zack Holden
Title: Remote sensing of WUI fuel treatment effectiveness following the 2007
wildfires in central Idaho
Year: 2010
Author(s): Hudec, Jessica, David L. Peterson
Title: Post-burn Fire Hazard in Mixed Severity Fire Regimes in the Cascade
Range
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Year: 2010
Author(s): Humphries, W. Jeffrey, Sisson, Michael A.
Title: Long Distance Migrations, Landscape Use, and Vulnerability to Prescribed
Fire of the Gopher Frog (Lithobates capito).
Source: Journal of Herpetology 46(4): 665-670
Year: 2012
Keywords: prescribed burning amphibians frogs wildlife
Author(s): Husmann, John P.
Title: Prairie Fire: A Great Plains History - By Julie Courtwright
Source: Historian 75(1): 137-138
Year: 2013
Keywords: grasslands history
Author(s): Hyde, Joshua, Alistair Smith, Roger Ottmar, Penelope Morgan
Title: The effect of decay on course woody debris consumption
Year: 2010
Author(s): Hyer, Edward J., Vince Ambrosia
Title: Advanced Fire Data Products from the AMS-Wildfire Sensor
Year: 2010
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Author(s): Ingalsbee, Timothy
Title: Friendly Fire: Assessing the Effects of Firing Operations in Managing
Wildfires
Year: 2010
Keywords: damage
Author(s): Ingalsbee, Timothy
Title: Transforming Fire Fighters into Fire-Guiders: Firefighters United for
Safety, Ethics, and Ecology (FUSEE)
Year: 2010
Author(s): Ivanova, G. A., V. A. Ivanov, E. A. Kukavskaya and A. J. Soja
Title: The frequency of forest fires in Scots pine stands of Tuva, Russia
Year: 2010
Keywords: Russia frequency ecology
Contact Author: GAIvanova@ksc.krasn.ru
Author(s): Jackson, Kathryn E.
Title: Fire history inferred from lake sediment cores, Kakisa, NWT, Canada.
Unpublished undergraduate thesis
Source: Institute of Environmental Science, Carleton University, Ottawa, ON,
Canada. Supervisor: Michael Pisaric
Year: 2013
Keywords: history paleohistory
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Author(s): Jagla, E. A.
Title: A forest-fire analogy to explain the b-value of the Gutenberg-Richter law
for earthquakes
Year: 2013
Keywords: modeling
Author(s): Jakes, Pamela J. and Victoria Sturtevant
Title: Trial by fire: Community Wildfire Protection Plans put to the test
Year: 2013
Keywords: interface plannning
Contact Author: pjakesfs@gmail.com
Author(s): Jasper, A., Guerra-Sommer, M., Uhl, D., Abu Hamad, M. B. A.,
Bernardes-de-Oliveira, E. C., Bamford, M.,Ghosh, A.
Title: Macroscopic charcoal as direct evidence of wildfires in the Permian
Gondwana
Source: p. 184. Gondwana 14. Reuniting Gondwana: East meets West. Buzios,
Brazil, 25-30 September 2011. edited by Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro.
ISBN is 987-85-7193-278-4
Year: 2011
Contact Author: Ajasper@univates.br
Author(s): Jasper, A., Uhl, D., Guerra-Sommer, M., Bernades-de-Oliveira, M. E.
C., Machado, M. T. G.
Title: Upper Palaeozoic charcoal remains from South America: multiple
evidence of fire events in the coal-bearing strata of the Parana Basin, Brazil.
Palaeogeography Palaeoclimatology
Source: Palaeoecology 306: 205-218
Year: 2011
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Contact Author: Ajasper@univates.br
Author(s): Jimenez, Dan
Title: Firefighter Math - A Web-Based Learning Tool
Year: 2010
Author(s): Jirsa, M. A., A. Leu, J. D Miller Jr
Title: Preliminary Bedrock Geologic Map of the Pagami Creek Fire Area, Lake
and Cook Counties, Northeastern Minnesota
Source: Minnesota Geological Survey Open-File Report OFR-13-01, 11 pages
Year: 2013
Keywords: ecology
Abstract: This geologic map encloses the area burned by the 2011 Pagami Creek
forest fire-one of the largest in Minnesota history. It covers all or parts of fifteen
7.5-minute quadrangles, and lies within parts of the Superior National Forest and
Boundary Waters ...
Author(s): Johnson, Morris, Maureen Kennedy, David Peterson
Title: A Simulation Study of Fuel Treatment Effects in Dry Forests of the
Western United States:Testing the Principles of a Fire-safe Forest
Year: 2010
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Author(s): Johnson, Morris, David Peterson, Jessica Halofsky
Title: Quantifying Fire Hazard after Blowdown in Southwestern Oregon
Year: 2010
Author(s): Johnson, Morris, Maureen Kennedy, David Peterson
Title: Forest Restoration and Fire Hazard in a High Severity-fire Regime
Year: 2010
Author(s): Johnson, Morris C., Don Vandendriesche, Roger Ottmar, Stephanie
Rebain, David L. Peterson
Title: Integrating the Fuel Characteristic Classification System and the Forest
Vegetation Simulator
Year: 2010
Author(s): Jones, J. W., A. E. Hall, A. M. Foster, T. J. Smith
Title: Wetland fire scar monitor-ing and analysis using archival Landsat data for
the Everglades
Year: 2013
Abstract: The ability to document the frequency, extent, and severity of fires in
wetlands, as well as the dynamics of post-fire wetland land cover, informs fire
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and wetland science, resource management, and ecosystem protection.
Available information on Everglades . . .
Author(s): Kaib, Mark, Thomas Swetnam
Title: Fire History in Pine Forests of the Mogollon Biotic Province Central East
Arizona
Year: 2010
Author(s): Karali, A., M. Hatzaki, C. Giannakopoulos, A Roussos
Title: Sensitivity and evaluation of current fire risk and future projections due
to climate change: The case study of Greece
Source: Nat. Hazards Earth Syst. Sci. Discuss., 1, 4777-4800
Year: 2013
Keywords: risk climate
Abstract: Current trends in the Mediterranean climate and more specifically in
Greece indicate longer and more intense summer droughts that even extend out
of season. In connection to this, the frequency of forest fire occurrence and
intensity is on the rise. In the ...
Contact Author: Akarali@noa.gr
Author(s): Kasischke, E. S., Loboda, T., Giglio, L., French, N. H. F., Hoy, E. E., de
Jong, B., Riano, D.
Title: Quantifying burned area from fires in North American forests implications for direct reduction of carbon stocks
Source: Journal of Geophysical Research, 116, G04003
Year: 2011
Contact Author: ekasisch@geog.umd.edu
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Author(s): Keating, Edward G., Andrew R. Morral, Carter C. Price, Dulani Woods,
Daniel M. Norton, Christina Panis, Evan Saltzman, Ricardo Sanchez
Title: Air Attack Against Wildfires: Understanding U. S. Forest Service
Requirements for Large Aircraft
Source: Rand Homeland Security and Defense Center, 142 pages
Year: 2012
Keywords: suppression aircraft
Author(s): Keane, Robert, Loehman, Rachel
Title: Understanding the role of wildland fire, insects, and disease in predicting
climate change effects on whitebark pine: Simulating vegetation, disturbance,
and climate dynamics in a northern Rocky Mountain landscape
Source: American Geophysical Union. Fall Meeting:
Abstract: #NH33B-06
Year: 2010
Keywords: insects climate ecology
Abstract: Climate changes are projected to profoundly influence vegetation
patterns and community compositions, either directly through increased species
mortality and shifts in species distributions, or indirectly through disturbance
dynamics such as increased wildfire activity and extent, shifting fire regimes
Author(s): Keane, Robert E. and Kathy Gray
Title: Comparing three sampling techniques for estimating fine woody down
dead biomass
Year: 2013
Keywords: fuel
Contact Author: rkeane@fs.fed.us
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Author(s): Kennedy, Robert E
Title: New views on changing Arctic vegetation
Year: 2012
Keywords: ecology
Author(s): Kharuk, Viacheslav I, Kenneth J Ranson, Maria L Dvinskaya and Sergey
T Im
Title: Wildfires in northern Siberian larch dominated communities
Year: 2011
Keywords: ecology Russia
Contact Author: kharuk@ksc.krasn.ru
Author(s): Kim, J.W. and C. Jung
Title: Ecological resilience of soil oribatid mite communities after the fire
disturbance
Source: J. Ecol. Environ. 36(2): 117-123
Year: 2013
Keywords: ecology insects
Abstract: This study investigated the impact of the fire disturbance and the
pattern of recovery of soil dwelling oribatid mite communities with respect to
the resilience from the fire disturbance. Oribatid mites are important
decomposer animals of plant debris in soil with ...
Contact Author: cjung@andong.ac.kr
Author(s): Kochanski, Adam K., S. K. Krueger, M. A. Jenkins, J. Mandel and J. D.
Beezley
Title: Coupled Atmosphere-Fire Simulations of Fireflux: Impacts of Model
Resolution on Model Performance
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Source: AMS, Ninth Symposium on Fire and Forest Meteorology, Palm Springs
2011
Year: 2011
Keywords: open access %o fire research institute, pdf nubmer 93279
Author(s): Kodandapani, N.
Title: Contrasting fire regimes in a seasonally dry tropical forest and a savanna
ecosystem in the Western Ghats, India
Source: Fire Ecology 9(2): 102-115
Year: 2013
Keywords: ecology tropics
Abstract: Tropical dry forests and savannas constitute more than half of all
tropical forests and grasslands, but little is known about forest fire regimes
within these two extensive types of ecosystems. Forest fire regimes in a
predominantly dry forest in India, the Nilgiri ...
Contact Author:
Author(s): Kolden, Crystal A., John T. Abatzoglou, Timothy J. Brown
Title: Identifying Trends in Climate and Fire Severity: Implications for Fire
Management
Year: 2010
Keywords: ecology
Author(s): Krull, Candace, Gene Allwine, Patrick O'Keeffe, Miriam Rorig, Tara
Strand, Kara Yedinak, Robert Mickler, Gene Allwine, Rasa Grivicke, Dais Seto,
Craig Clements, Brian Lamb
Title: Comparison of Measured PM2. 5 Data from Two Prescribed Burns in
North Carolina
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Year: 2010
Author(s): Kurth, Laurie L.
Title: Season Ending Events, A Matter of Perspective
Year: 2010
Author(s): Kurth, Laurie, Wayne Cook, Merrie Johnson, Kathy Schon, Robert Ziel,
TonJa Opperman
Title: Application - Developing and Maintaining Fire Analysis Training for
Multiple Audiences
Year: 2010
Author(s): Kyser, Guy B., Vanelle F. Peterson, Josh S. Davy and Joseph M.
DiTomaso
Title: Preemergent Control of Medusahead on California Annual Rangelands
With Aminopyralid
Source: Rangeland Ecology and Management 65:418-425
Year: 2012
Keywords: prescribed burning exotics
Abstract: Medusahead (Taeniatherum caput-medusae [L. ] Nevski), the most
problematic invasive grass on many California rangelands, is difficult to control
selectively in grasslands. Prescribed burning, grazing, and herbicides have been
tested with some success but are not practical in all situations. The selective
herbicide aminopyralid
Contact Author: gbkyser@ucdavis.edu
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Author(s): LAMBORN, DOUG
Year: 2013
Keywords: policy
Author(s): Lampin-Maillet, Corinne
Title: A New Approach for Fire Risk Assessment in Wildland-urban Interfaces: A
Case Study in the South of France
Year: 2010
Author(s): Langridge, P., A. Ruzic, B. Larsen, C. Lord and b. Aisbett
Title: Assessing the validity of tympanic temperature to predict core
temperature of firefighters in different environmental conditions
Year: 2013
Keywords: management Australia health
Author(s): Larkin, Narasimhan, Tara Strand, Stacy Drury, Candace Krull, Lyle
Chinkin, Sean Raffuse, Neil Wheeler, Miriam Rorig, Brian Potter
Title: Uncertainties in Fuel Loading, Fire Consumption, Plume Rise, and Smoke
Concentration Calculations
Year: 2010
Keywords: smoke
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Author(s): Larkin, Narasimhan, Tara Strand, Sean Raffuse, Neil Wheeler
Title: The Smoke and Emissions Model Intercomparison ProJect (SEMIP)
Community Data Warehouse
Year: 2010
Author(s): Larkin, Narasimhan, Robert Solomon, Tara Strand, Ken Craig, Sean
Raffuse
Title: Identifying the Conditions Necessary for CONUS Fires to Impact the Arctic
Year: 2010
Author(s): Larkin, Narasimhan, Tara Strand, Stacy Drury, Candace Krull, Lyle
Chinkin, Sean Raffuse, Neil Wheeler, Miriam Rorig, Brian Potter
Title: Uncertainties in Fuel Loading, Fire Consumption, Plume Rise, and Smoke
Concentration Calculations
Year: 2010
Author(s): Lee, D. E., M. L. Bond, M. I. Borchert, R. Tanner
Title: Influence of fire and salvage logging on site occupancy of spotted owls in
the San Bernardino and San Jacinto Mountains of Southern California
Source: The Journal of Wildlife Management 77(7): 1327-1341
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Year: 2013
Keywords: salvage silviculture wildlife rare endangered birds owls
Abstract: Fire over the past decade has affected forests in the San Bernardino
Mountains of southern California, providing an excellent opportunity to examine
how this disturbance, and subsequent post-fire salvage logging, influenced
California spotted owl (Strix ...
Contact Author: derek@wildnatureinstitute.org
Author(s): Lee, Hae-Pyeong, Si-Young Lee, Me-Jung Hwang, Young-Ju Park
Title: Foliar moisture content and Smoke release characteristics of tree species
on Mt. Halla, South Korea
Year: 2010
Keywords: management fuel moisture
Author(s): Lee, Si-Young, Hae-Pyeong Lee, Houng-Sek Park, Chun-Geun Kwon
Title: The Comparison of the Fuel Moisture Change on Pine Forests in Korea
East Sea Region in Spring and Fall
Year: 2010
Author(s): Leroy-Cancellieri, V., P. Augustin, J. B. Filippi, C. Mari
Title: Evaluation of vegetation fire smoke plume dynamics and aerosol load
using UV scanning lidar and fire-atmosphere modelling during the
Mediterranean Letia 2010
Source: Natural Hazards and Earth Science Discussions 1: 3991-4036
Year: 2013
Keywords: remote sensing smoke
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Abstract: Vegetation fires emit large amount of gases and aerosols which are
detrimental to human health. Smoke exposure near and downwind of fires
depends on the fire propagation, the atmospheric circulations and the burnt
vegetation. A better knowledge of ...
Contact Author: vcancellieri@univ-corse.fr
Author(s): Li, X., H. S. He, Z. Wu, Y. Liang, J. E. Schneiderman
Title: Comparing Effects of Climate Warming, Fire, and Timber Harvesting on a
Boreal Forest Landscape in Northeastern China
Source: PLOS ONE, available online 2013
Year: 2013
Abstract: Forest management under a changing climate requires assessing the
effects of climate warming and disturbance on the composition, age structure,
and spatial patterns of tree species. We investigated these effects on a boreal
forest in northeastern China using . . .
Author(s): Lindskoug, Henrik B.
Title: Tras las huellas del fuego. Aportes del analisis de microcarbones a la
arqueologia del Valle de Ambato
Source: Capitulo/simposio 27: Utilizacion de indicadores fisicos, quimicos y
biologicos en la resolucion de problemas arqueologicos. Tomo IV Libro de
Resumenes del: XVII Congreso Nacional Arqueologia Argentina. Mendoza. pp:
1405-1410
Year: 2010
Abstract: La Pedoantracologia es un campo relativamente reciente y su
aplicacion a casos en la Argentina es un paso nuevo en la Arqueologia regional.
Se trata del estudio, identificacion y fechado de carbon vegetal microscopico
recuperado en. . .
Contact Author: henrikblindskoug@gmail.com
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Author(s): Loboda, T. V., Zhang, Z., O'Neal, K. J., Sun, G., Csiszar, I. A., Shugart, H.
H., Sherman, N. J.
Title: Reconstructing disturbance history using satellite-based assessment of
the distribution of land covers in the Russian Far East
Source: Remote Sensing of Environment 118: 241-248
Year: 2012
Keywords: remote sensing ecology Russia
Contact Author: loboda@umd.edu
Author(s): Long, Ashley M., Jensen, William E., Matlack, Raymond S.
Title: Effects of prescribed burning on avian nest survival in the southern Great
Plains
Source: Journal of wildlife management 76(5): 899-906
Year: 2012
Keywords: prescribed burning wildlife birds ecology
Contact Author: wjensen1@emporia.edu
Author(s): Lopez, M., Martin, A. Milter, H. Knicker
Title: Black nitrogen-an important factor for the recovery of fire affected
ecosystems
Source: Organic Geochemistry: Trends for the 21th Century II: 537-538
Year: 2013
Keywords: ecology nutrients
Abstract: In Mediterranean ecosystems, wildfires occur frequently and lead to
major changes of the quantity and quality of soil organic matter (SOM). The
effect of the fire in SOM depends on several factors such as fire intensity, the
vegetation or fire type. After moderate wildfires ...
Contact Author: mlopez@irnas.cisc.es
Author(s): Loranty, Michael M. and Scott J Goetz
Title: Shrub expansion and climate feedbacks in Arctic tundra
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Year: 2012
Keywords: ecology
Contact Author: mloranty@whrc.org
Author(s): Lowe, Katrin, J. Guy Castley and Jean-Marc Hero
Title: Acid frogs can stand the heat: Amphibian resilience to wildfire in coastal
wetlands of eastern Australia
Year: 2013
Keywords: wildlife amphibians ecology
Contact Author: k.lowe@griffith.edu.au
Author(s): Lstiburek, Joseph W.
Title: Rocks Don't Burn
Source: ASHRAE Journal 55(5): 62-68
Year: 2013
Keywords: geology
Author(s): Lu, Xiaoliang and Qianlai Zhuang
Title: Areal changes of land ecosystems in the Alaskan Yukon River Basin from
1984 to 2008
Year: 2011
Author(s): Mabry, C. M., L. A. Brudvig, and R. C. Atwell
Title: The confluence of landscape context and site-level management in
determining Midwestern savanna and woodland breeding bird communities
Year: 2010
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Author(s): Main, L., J. Raines, P. D. Gatta, A. Wolkow, R. Snow and B. Aisbett
Title: The stress of firefighting: implications for long-term health outcomes
Year: 2013
Keywords: management Australia behavior health
Author(s): Makhado, R. A. and A. T. Saidi
Title: Disaster risk assessment at Roburnia Plantation, Mpumalanga, South
Africa
Source: Journal of Disaster Risk Studies 5(1): 1-6
Year: 2013
Keywords: risk
Abstract: .. Both quantitative and qualitative approaches were followed to
collect data. A total of eight experienced foresters and fire fighters were
purposively sampled for interview at Roburnia Plantation. ... This study found
that Roburnia Plantation is highly exposed to fire risks. ...
Contact Author: makhado2002@yahoo.com
Author(s): Manley, Jeff, Douglas Rideout, Yu Wei, Steve Botti
Title: STARFire: Decision Support for Strategic Integration of Fuels and
Unplanned Ignitions
Year: 2010
Keywords: behavior
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Author(s): Martins, Vera, Richard Tavres, Luis M. Ribeiro, Oxana Tchepel, Carlos
Robalo Cordeiro, Jorge Humberto Amorim, Joana Valente, Carlos Borrego, Luis
Paulo Pita, Antonio Jorge Ferreira, Ana Isabel Miranda, Pedro Casco, Domingos
Xavier Viegas
Title: South-European firefighters' exposure to air pollutants
Year: 2010
Keywords: smoke
Author(s): Marlon, Jennifer R., Patrick J. Bartlein, Anne-Laure Daniau, Sandy P.
Harrison, Shira Y. Maezumi, Mitchell J. Power, Willy Tinner, Boris Vanniere
Title: Global biomass burning: A synthesis and review of Holocene paleofire
records and their controls
Source: Quaternary Science Reviews 65: 5e25
Year: 2013
Abstract: We synthesize existing sedimentary charcoal records to reconstruct
Holocene fire history at regional, continental and global scales. The
reconstructions are compared with the two potential controls of burning at
these broad scales e changes in climate and human activities e to assess their
relative importance on trends in biomass burning. Here we consider several
hypotheses that have been advanced to explain the Holocene record of fire,
including climate, human activities...
Author(s): Marynowski, Leszek and Michael Zaton
Title: Organic matter from the Callovian (Middle Jurassic) deposits of Lithuania:
Compositions, sources and depositional environments
Source: Applied Geochemistry 2: 933-946
Year: 2010
Abstract: This study presents the first organic geochemical and petrographical
investigation of the Callovian deposits of the eastern part of the Central
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European Basin. It is shown that in both the terrigenous Papile Formation (Lower
Callovian) and shallow- to deeper ...
Contact Author: lmarynows@ultra.cto.us.edu.pl
Author(s): Masarie, Alex Taylor
Title: Resource allocation for wildland fire suppression planning using a
stochastic program
Source: M. S. Thesis, Colorado State University, 80 pages
Year: 2011
Keywords: suppression planning
Author(s): Matossian, Albert Dicran, Yiannis G. Matsinos, Pavlos Konstantinidis
and Aristides Moustakas
Title: Post-fire succession indices performance in a Mediterranean
ecosystemmore
Source: Stochastic Environmental Research and Risk Assessment
Year: 2013
Keywords: ecology
Abstract: We sought to quantify early species succession (covering a 9 year
period) after a natural wildfire in an unmanaged Mediterranean-type ecosystem
across three different soil types. We examined different indices that are
frequently used in literature as for their...
Author(s): Matthews, Stuart
Title: Dead fuel moisture research: 1991-2012
Year: 2013
Keywords: fuel moisture
Contact Author: stuart.matthews@csiro.au
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Author(s): Mazher, A.
Title: Comparative analysis of mapping burned areas from landsat TM images
Source: J. Phys.: Conf. Ser. 439 012038 doi:10. 1088/1742-6596/439/1/012038
Year: 2013
Contact Author: Abeermazhar@yahoo.com
Author(s): McCarty, Jessica L.
Title: Remote Sensing-Based Estimates of Annual and Seasonal Emissions from
Crop Residue Burning in the Contiguous United States
Source: Journal of the Air and Waste Management Association 61(1): 22-34
Year: 2011
Keywords: smoke air quality agriculture
Contact Author: mccarty@geog.umd.edu
Author(s): McCleery, Robert E., Anthony Almazan, Chad H. Dowell and John
Snawder
Title: Determining Base Camp Personnel Exposures to Carbon Monoxide during
Wildland Fire Suppression Activities - California
Source: DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES, Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention, Health Hazard Evaluation Report, HETA 2008-02453127, 40 pages
Year: 2011
Keywords: health smoke
Author(s): McCrea, Richard
Title: The Dome Wildland Fire of 1996; Challenges in Predicting Extreme Fire
Behavior
Year: 2010
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Author(s): McDonald, C. J., G. R. McPherson
Title: Creating hotter fires in the Sonoran Desert: buffelgrass produces copious
fuels and high fire temperatures
Source: Fire Ecology, 2013
Keywords: grasslands ecology
Abstract: Nonnative invasive species (NIS) are altering fire regimes in many parts
of the world (D'Antonio and Vitousek 1992, Brooks et al. 2004). Changes in the
fire regime caused by NIS in semi-arid and arid lands could be particularly
detrimental due to long desiccating ...
Contact Author: cjmcdonald@ucanr.edu
Author(s): McGinnis, Thomas, Gary Roller, Scott Stephens, Jon Keeley
Title: Fuel Buildup and Potential Fire Behavior after Stand-replacing Fires,
Logging Fire-killed Trees and Herbicide Shrub Removal in Sierra Nevada Forests
Year: 2010
Author(s): McGranahan, Devan A., Engle, David M., Fuhlendorf, Samuel D.,
Miller, James R., Debinski, Diane M.
Title: An Invasive cool-season grass complicates prescribed fire management in
a native warm-season grassland
Source: Natural areas Journal 32(2): 208-214
Year: 2012
Keywords: exotics prescribed burning
Contact Author: mcgranah@alumni.grinnell.edu
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Author(s): McHugh, Charles W., Mark A. Finney, Larry S. Bradshaw
Title: An Assessment of Climate and Fire Danger Rating in the Northern Rockies
During the 1910 Fire Season
Year: 2010
Author(s): McKenzie, Don and C. Alina Cansler
Title: Climatic and Topographical Influences on Fire Regime Attributes in the
Northern Cascade Range, Washington, USA
Year: 2010
Keywords: management climate ecology
Author(s): McLennan, J., G. Elliott and M. Omodei
Title: Issues in community bushfire safety: Analyses of interviews conducted by
the 2009 Victorian bushfires research task force
Source: School of Psychological Science La Trobe University and Bushfire CRC,
Melbourne, Report Number 4: 2011, 53 pages
Year: 2011
Author(s): McLennan, j., P. Dunlop, L. Kelly and G. Elliott
Title: Lake Clifton Fire 10 January 2011: Field interview task force report community bushfire safety
Source: School of Psychological Science La Trobe University and Bushfire CRC,
Melbourne, 38 pages
Year: 2011
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Author(s): McLennan, j. and G. Elliott
Title: Wait and See? The elephant in the community bushfire safety Room?
Year: 2013
Keywords: management Australia interface
Author(s): McLennan, B. and J. Handmer
Title: Visions of sharing responsibility for disaster resilience: sharing control
Year: 2013
Keywords: management Australia
Author(s): McMaster, Melissa A.
Title: EFFECTS OF FIRE AND POST-FIRE SEEDING ON PLANT COMMUNITIES IN A
PONDEROSA PINE FOREST
Source: M. S. Thesis, forestry, northern Arizona university
Year: 2010
Keywords: ecology regeneration
Author(s): Mebust, A. K., R. C. Cohen
Title: Space-based observations of fire NO x emission coefficients: A global
biome-scale comparison
Source: Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics Discuss. 13: 21665-21702
Year: 2013
Keywords: remote sensing smoke
Abstract: Biomass burning represents both a significant and highly variable
source of NO x to the atmosphere. This variability stems from both the episodic
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nature of fires, and from fire conditions such as the modified combustion
efficiency of the fire, the nitrogen content of ...
Contact Author: rccohen@berkeley.edu
Author(s): Mell, William E., Randall J. McDermott, Glenn P. Forney
Title: Wildland Fire Behavior Modeling - Perspective, New Approaches and
Applications
Year: 2010
Keywords: behavior
Author(s): Menegoz, M., Krinner, G., Balkanski, Y., Cozic, A., Boucher, O., Ciais, P.
Title: Boreal and temperate snow cover variations induced by black carbon
emissions in the middle of the 21st century
Source: Cryosphere 7(2): 537-554
Year: 2013
Keywords: ecology carbon smoke
Contact Author: martin.menegoz@lgge.obs.ujf-grenoble.fr
Author(s): Menage, D., K. Chetehouna and W. Mell
Title: Numerical simulations of fire spread in a Pinus pinaster needles fuel bed
Source: J. Phys. : Conf. Ser. 395 012011 doi:10. 1088/1742-6596/395/1/012011
Year: 2012
Keywords: behavior
Contact Author: khaled.chetehouna@ensi-bourges.fr
Author(s): Meunier, J., P. M. Brown, W. H. Romme
Title: Tree recruitment in relation to climate and fire in northern Mexico
Source: Ecology, available online, 2013
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Year: 2013
Keywords: regeneration ecology
Abstract: Extensive changes in montane forest structure have occurred
throughout the US Southwest following Euro-American settlement. These
changes are a product of confounding effects of disturbance, climate variability,
species competition, and modern land-use changes. ...
Contact Author: meuni004@umn.edu
Author(s): Mickler, Robert, Christopher Geron, Miriam Rorig
Title: Predicting Prescribed and Wildland Fire Behavior in Deep Organic Soils
Year: 2010
Keywords: behavior
Author(s): Mickler, Robert, David Welch
Title: Assessing Fuel Loading in Longleaf Pine Forests for the BlueSky
Framework
Year: 2010
Author(s): Michaletz, S. T., E. A. Johnson, W. E. Mell, D. F Greene
Title: Timing of fire relative to seed development may enable non-serotinous
species to recolonize from the aerial seed banks of fire-killed trees
Source: Biogeosciences 10: 5061-5078
Year: 2013
Keywords: regeneration ecology
Abstract: The existence of non-serotinous, non-sprouting species in fire regimes
where serotiny confers an adaptive advantage is puzzling, particularly when
these species recruit poorly from soil seed banks or from burn edges. In this
paper, white spruce (Picea glauca ( ...
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Contact Author: michaletz@email.arizona.edu %o fire research institute, pdf
nubmer 93235
Author(s): Miesel, J.R., P.C. Goebel, R.G. Corace, III, D.M. Hix, R. Kolka, B.J. Palik,
and D. Mladenoff
Title: Fire effects on soil in Lake States Forests: A compilation of published
research to facilitate long-term investigations
Source: Forests 3: 1034-1070
Year: 2012
Keywords: soils
Author(s): Miller, Carol, Brett H. Davis
Title: Retrospective Fire Modeling to Quantify the Hidden Consequences of Fire
Suppression
Year: 2010
Keywords: management exclusion ecology
Author(s): Mitsudoar, T
Title: System-size independence of a large deviation function for frequency of
events in a one-dimensional forest-fire model with a single ignition site
Source: Xiv preprint arXiv:1309.5212, 2013
Year: 2013
Keywords: ecology modeling
Abstract: It is found that a large deviation function for frequency of events of
size not equal to the system size in the one dimensional forest-fire model with a
single ignition site at an edge is independent of the system size, by using an
exact" decomposition" of the modified ...
Contact Author: mitsudo@sat.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp
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Author(s): Morfin Rios, Jorge Eduardo, Diego Perez-Salicrup, Ernesto Alvarado
Celestino, Enrique Jardel Pelaez, Jose Michel Fuentes
Title: Leaf Litter and Coarse Woody Debries Dynamics in Pinus Douglasiana
Stands of Different Age after High and Low Severity Fires
Year: 2010
Author(s): Moreno, M. V., B. D. Malamud, E. A. Chuvieco
Title: Wildfire Frequency-Area Statistics in Spain
Source: Procedia Environmental Sciences 7: 182-187
Year: 2011
Keywords: statistics spain
Contact Author: vanesa.moreno@uah.es
Author(s): Murphy, T., D. E. Naugle, R. Eardley, J. D. Maestas
Title: Trial by Fire: Improving Our Ability to Reduce Wildfire Impacts to SageGrouse and Sagebrush Ecosystems Through Accelerated Partner Collaboration
Source: Rangelands 35(3): 2-10
Year: 2013
Abstract: On the Ground Conservation partners across 11 western states are
rallying in unprecedented fashion to reduce threats to sage-grouse and the
sagebrush ecosystem they occupy. Improvements made in the Bureau of Land
Management's (BLM) wildfire policy . . .
Author(s): MYTHILI, T., R. T. NARMADHA, J. RAMESH
Title: A SURVEY ON WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKS FOR FOREST FIRE AND GAS
LEAKAGE DETECTION
Source: Research Journal of Computer Systems Engineering 4: 508-511
Year: 2013
Keywords: detection
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Abstract: Wireless sensor networks involve many different real-world contexts,
such as forest fire monitoring and control tasks for traffic, Gas leakage detection,
and surveillance, military and environmental applications, among others.
Usually, these applications ...
Contact Author: narmadhahoney@gmail.com
Author(s): Ni, Xiaomin and W.K. Chow
Title: A BRIEF REVIEW ON CHEMICAL COMPOSITION AND PHYSICAL
CHARACTERISTICS OF FIREBRANDS
Source: International Journal on Engineering Performance-Based Fire Codes
10(4): 96-98
Year: 2011
Keywords: brands spotting embers
Abstract: Firebrands produced from trees and other objects burning in wildlandurban interface (WUI) fires can be carried by winds to travel over long distances.
This would lead to fast fire spreading rate and even possible for igniting houses
along the wildland-urban interface areas...
Author(s): Ningning Zhang, Tetsuzo Yasunari and Takeshi Ohta
Title: Dynamics of the larch taiga-permafrost coupled system in Siberia under
climate change
Year: 2011
Keywords: ecology Russia
Contact Author: zhangningning@lasg.iap.ac.cn
Author(s): Nossov, D .R., M. T. Jorgenson, K. Kielland, M. Z. Kanevskiy
Title: Edaphic and microclimatic controls over permafrost response to fire in
interior Alaska
Source: Environmental Research 8(3): 12 pages
Year: 2013
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Abstract: Discontinuous permafrost in the North American boreal forest is
strongly influenced by the effects of ecological succession on the accumulation
of surface organic matter, making permafrost vulnerable to degradation
resulting from fire disturbance. To assess ...
Contact Author: drnossov@alaska.edu
Author(s): Novara, A., L. Gristina, J. Ruhl, S. Pasta, G. D'Angelo, T. La Mantia and
P. Pereira
Title: Grassland fire effect on soil organic carbon reservoirs in semiarid
environment
Source: Solid Earth Discuss. 5: 883-895
Year: 2013
Keywords: ecology
Abstract: The aim of this work was to investigate the effect of a experimental
fire, used for grassland management, on soil organic carbon (SOC) reservoirs.
The study was carried out on Hyparrhenia hirta (L.) Stapf (Hh) grassland and
Ampelodesmos mauritanicus
Contact Author: Agata.novara@unipa.it
Author(s): Nuruddin, A. Ainuddin
Title: Effects of forest fire on stand structure in Raja Musa Peat Swamp Forest
Reserve, Selangor, Malaysia. more
Source: Journal of Environmental Science and Technology 3(1):56-62
Year: 2010
Keywords: ecology wetlands
Author(s): Ochoa, Rick, Robyn Heffernan
Title: Predictive Services: Current and Future Directions in Decision Support
Year: 2010
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Keywords: behavior
Author(s): Odion, Dennis C. and Chad T. Hanson
Title: Projecting Impacts of Fire Management on a Biodiversity Indicator in the
Sierra Nevada and Cascades, USA: The Black-Backed Woodpecker
Source: The Open Forest Science Journal 6: 14-23
Year: 2013
Keywords: ecology wildlife birds rare
Abstract: In the Sierra Nevada and southern Cascade ranges of California and
Oregon, a genetically distinct population of the black-backed woodpecker has
become rare due, in part, to fire suppression. This species is considered an
indicator species for its primary habitat: early successional burned forests with
an abundance...
Contact Author: cthanson1@gmail.com
Author(s): Oliveira, Sandra, Francisco Moreira, Roberto Boca, Jesus San-MiguelAyanz and Jose M. C. Pereira
Title: Assessment of fire selectivity in relation to land cover and topography: A
comparison between Southern European countries
Year: 2013
Contact Author: sisoliveira@gmail.com
Author(s): Onecue Kim, Dong-Joong Kang
Title: Fire detection system using random forest classification for image
sequences of complex background
Source: Opt. Eng. 52(6), 067202,doi:10. 1117/1. OE. 52. 6. 067202
Year: 2013
Keywords: detection
Abstract: We present a fire alarm system based on image processing that
detects fire accidents in various environments. To reduce false alarms that
frequently appeared in earlier systems, we combined image features including
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color, motion, and blinking information. We specifically define the color
conditions of fires in hue, saturation and value, and RGB color space. Fire
features are represented as...
Author(s): Osborne, Kevin, Christopher Dicus, Clint Isbell, Alan Ager, David
Weise, Micheal Landram
Title: Effects of landscape-level fuel treatments on carbon emissions and
storage over a 50 yr time cycle
Year: 2010
Contact Author: edicus@calpoly.edu
Author(s): Ottmar, Roger, Dan Shea, John Blake, Susan Prichard, Anne Andreu
Title: Evaluating Hazardous Fuel Treatment Alternatives in the Southeastern
United States
Year: 2010
Author(s): PANDEY, RAKESH, PAUL, VIJAY, BHARGAVA, S. C., DADLANI,
MALAVIKA
Title: The earliest findings on the role of smoke as a germination cue were
reported by P. Parija and co-workers from India
Source: Current Science (00113891) 104(7): 811-812
Year: 2013
Keywords: smoke regeneration
Contact Author: rpandey@iari.res.in
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Author(s): Papanikolaou, Dimitrios, Spyridon Arvanitakis, Ioannis Papanikolaou,
Stylianos Lozios, Michalis Diakakis, Georgios Deligiannakis, Margarita
Dimitropoulou and Konstantinos Georgiou
Title: Local action plans for forest fire prevention in Greece: Existing situation
and a proposed template based on the collaboration of academics and public
policy makersmore
Source: Geophysical Research abstracts 15, EGU2013-10555, 2013
Year: 2013
Keywords: planning Greece
Abstract: Wildfires are a major hazard in Greece suffering on average 1,509
wildfires and 36,151 burned hectares of forestlands every year. Since 1998 the
Greek Fire Service is responsible for wildfires suppression and response, while
prevention and mitigation yearly directives are also being...
Contact Author: i.papanikolaou@ucl.ac.uk
Author(s): Park, Y. J., H. P. Lee, S. Y. Lee, G. S. Park, S. H. Kil, S. Ohga
Title: A Study on the Combustion of Living Leaves of Abors for Crown Fire
Identification in Korean Warm Temperate Forest Zone
Source: Journal of the Faculty of Agriculture, Kyushu University 58(1): 7-15
Year: 2013
Abstract: Flameless igniting temperature was 251~383 and Quercus serrata and
Carpinus tschonoskii showed a relatively lower flameless igniting temperature,
and the flameless igniting temperature of Carpinus tschonoskii was 61, which
showed the shorted time . . .
Author(s): Parks, Sean, Carol Miller, Zachary Holden
Title: Assessing Fire Severity among Interacting Fires in Three Western U. S.
Wilderness Areas
Year: 2010
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Author(s): Park, Jane, Dan Teleki
Title: Producing a Canadian Forest Fire Danger Rating System (CFFDRS) Fuel
Map Using the Vegetation Resource Inventory (VRI) for Kootenay and Yoho
National Parks
Year: 2010
Author(s): Park, Jane, Dan Teleki
Title: Mountain Pine Beetle Affected Fuels: Planning and Fire Behaviour
Implications
Year: 2010
Author(s): Park, Houng-Sek, Hae-Pyeong Lee, Si-Young Lee, Hoa-Young Yun
Title: The Validation and the Prediction of Canadian Fine Fuel Moisture Code
(FFMC) Under Future Climate Change in Kangwon Province, Korea
Year: 2010
Keywords: management fuel moisture
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Author(s): Park, Young-Ju, Me-Jung Hwang, Si-Young Lee, Hae-Pyeong Lee
Title: Flame spread characteristics of tree species on Mt. Halla, South Korea
Year: 2010
Author(s): Parks, Sean, Carol Miller, Zachary Holden
Title: Assessing Fire Severity among Interacting Fires in Three Western U. S.
Wilderness Areas
Year: 2010
Keywords: management behavior damage
Author(s): Pence, Morgan, Erin Noonan-Wright
Title: Improving Decision Support in 2010 - Accomplishments and Lessons
Learned from the National Fire Decision Support Center
Year: 2010
Keywords: behavior
Author(s): Pence, Morgan, Erin Noonan-Wright,Sam Amato
Title: The Wildland Fire Decision Support System- Decision Support for Fire
Management
Year: 2010
Keywords: management decision-making
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Author(s): Pence, Morgan, Erin Noonan-Wright, Sam Amato
Title: The National Fire Decision Support Center- Supporting Decision Making
Year: 2010
Keywords: management decision-making
Author(s): Perez-Salicrup, Diego R., Jose Maras Michel Fuentes, Enrique Jardel
Pelaez, Jorge Eduardo Morfan Raos, Ernesto Alvarado Celestino
Title: Fire Regimes in Mexico
Year: 2010
Author(s): Pereira, p., a. cerda, v. bolutiene, m. pranskevicius, x. ubeda, a.
Jordan, l. Zavala and j. mataix-solera
Title: Spatio-temporal effects of low severity grassland fire on soil colour
Source: Goeophysical Research abstracts 15: 2 pages
Year: 2013
Keywords: soils ecology
Author(s): Perreault, Joelle T.
Title: Spatial accumulation patterns of macroscopic charcoal in an alpine lake in
British Columbia, Canada
Source: Unpublished undergraduate thesis. Department of Geography and
Environmental Studies, Carleton University, Ottawa, ON, Canada. Supervisor:
Michael Pisaric
Year: 2011
Keywords: charcoal paleohistory
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Author(s): Pereira, P., A. Cerda, A. Jordan, V. Bolutiene
Title: Spatio-temporal Vegetation Recuperation after a Grassland Fire in
Lithuania
Source: Procedia Environmental Sciences 19: 856-864
Year: 2013
Keywords: ecology grasslands
Abstract: The aim of this work is to study the spatio-temporal effects of a
grassland fire in Lithuania. Immediately after the fire, a experimental plot was
designed in a east-faced slope. Vegetation cover and height were measured 10,
17, 31 and 46 days after the fire ( ...
Contact Author: pereiraub@gmail.com
Author(s): Peterson, David W. and Erich K. Dodson
Title: Snag Retention, Wildlife usage, and Surface Fuel Deposition Following
Large, Stand-replacing Wildfires in Dry Coniferous Forests
Year: 2010
Author(s): Petry, Maria Virginia and Lucas Kruger
Title: Frequent use of burned grasslands by the vulnerable Saffron-Cowled
Blackbird Xanthopsar flavus: implications for the conservation of the species
Source: Journal of ornithology 151(3): 599-605
Year: 2010
Keywords: grasslands wildlife birds
Abstract: In the world scenario of declining grassland bird populations, South
American species are a particular concern. The Saffron-Cowled Blackbird
Xanthopsar flavus is endemic to grasslands in Central and...
Contact Author: vpetry@unisinos.br
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Author(s): Pettinari, M. Lucrecia, Roger D. Ottmar, Susan J. Prichard, Anne G.
Andreu and Emilio Chuvieco
Title: Development and mapping of fuel characteristics and associated fire
potentials for South America
Year: 2013
Keywords: fuel
Contact Author: mlucrecia.pettinari@uah.es
Author(s): Pingree, Melissa R. A. and Peter S. Homann
Title: Charcoal Quantification of the Biscuit Wildfire-LTEP Soils
Year: 2010
Author(s): Pirrone, N., S. Cinnirella, X. Feng, R. B. Finkelman, H. R. Friedli, J.
Leaner, R. Mason, A. B. MukherJee, G. B. Stracher, D. G. Streets, and K. Telmer
Title: Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics Global mercury emissions to the
atmosphere from anthropogenic and natural sources
Source: Atmos. Chem. Phys. 10: 5951-5964
Year: 2010
Keywords: smoke
Abstract: This paper provides an up-to-date assessment of global mercury
emissions from anthropogenic and natural sources. On an annual basis, natural
sources account for 5207Mg of mercury released to the global atmosphere,
including the contribution from re-emission processes, which are emissions of
previously deposited mercury...
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Author(s): Polychronaki, I. Z. Gitas and A. Minchella
Title: Monitoring post-fire vegetation recovery in the Mediterranean using
SPOT and ERS imagery
Year: 2013
Keywords: remote sensing ecology
Contact Author: Anpolych@for.auth.gr
Author(s): Portugues, Eduardo Garcia, Ana M. G. Barros, Rosa M. Crujeiras,
Wenceslao Gonzalez-Manteiga and J. M. C. Pereira
Title: A test for directional linear independence, with applications to wilfire
orientation and size
Source: Availableonline, june, 2013
Year: 2013
Keywords: modeling
Author(s): Porto, Miguel, Otlia Correia and Pedro Beja
Title: Long-term consequences of mechanical fuel management for the
conservation of Mediterranean forest herb communities
Source: Biodivers Conserv 20:2669-2691
Year: 2011
Keywords: fuel ecology
Abstract: Mechanical clearing of understory vegetation is increasingly used in
Euro- Mediterranean forests to reduce fire hazard, yet its long-term
consequences for biodiversity remain poorly understood. This study analysed
the...
Contact Author: pbeja@mail.icav.up.pt
Author(s): Porto, Miguel, Otilia Correia, Pedro Beja
Title: Modelling fuel succession in Mediterranean cork oak forests along a 70year chronosequence
Year: 2013
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Abstract: Mechanical removal of understory vegetation is increasingly used in
Euro-Med iterranean forests to reduce fire hazard, but little is known about the
long-term patterns of fuel change after management. We used a 70-year postmanagemen ...
Contact Author: pbeja@cibio.up.pt
Author(s): Potter, Brian
Title: Untangling the Roles of Dry Air Aloft and Downward Instability in Fire
Growth
Year: 2010
Keywords: management behavior wind
Author(s): Power, Simon C., Michael D. Cramer, G. Anthony Verboom and
Samson B. M. Chimphango
Title: Does phosphate acquisition constrain legume persistence in the fynbos of
the Cape Floristic Region?
Source: Plant and soil 334(1-2): 33-46
Year: 2010
Keywords: soils nutrients
Abstract: Abundance of Fabaceae declines in representation through post-firesuccession in fynbos vegetation of the Cape Floristic Region (CFR). This reduction
in legume occurrence coincides with a known decline in post-fire soil P
availability. It was hypothesized that the disappearance of legume...
Contact Author: samson.chimphango@uct.ac.za
Author(s): Ascoli, Davide, Bovio, Giovanni
Title: Prescribed burning in Italy: issues, advances and challenges.
Year: 2013
Contact Author: d.ascoli@unito.it
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Author(s): Prince, Dallan, McKaye Dennis, Brandon Andersen, Wesley Cole, Tom
Fletcher, David R. Weise
Title: Modeling a Burning Shrub with and without Wind using a Semi-empirical
Model
Year: 2010
Keywords: behavior
Author(s): Prokushkin, A. S., O. S. Pokrovsky, L. S. Shirokova, M. A. Korets, J.
Viers, S. G. Prokushkin, R. M. W. Amon, G. Guggenberger and W. H. McDowell
Title: Sources and the flux pattern of dissolved carbon in rivers of the Yenisey
basin draining the Central Siberian Plateau
Year: 2011
Keywords: carbon ecology
Contact Author: prokushkin@ksc.krasn.ru
Author(s): Purinton, Benjamin Josef
Title: The Hydrologic and Geomorphic Impacts of the 2010 Fourmile Canyon
Fire, Boulder Creek Watershed, CO
Source: B. A. Honors Thesis, Wesleyan University, Middletown, Connecticut, 102
pages
Year: 2013
Keywords: hydrology geology
Abstract: A 2010 wildfire burned 23% of Fourmile Canyon near Boulder,
Colorado. Cover loss combined with soil hydrophobicity to produce extreme
runoff events including a 70-year flood. This and other floods resulted from rain
events with return periods of 1-5 years. Changes are observed in postfire
hydrology including hydrograph shape and rainfall-runoff response. Sediment
yield increased after the...
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Author(s): Ramirez, Joaquin, Santiago Monedero, David Buckley
Title: Wildfire Analyst: Enhancements in Fire Behavior Simulation for
Operational Use
Year: 2010
Author(s): Ramirez, Joaquin, Santiago Monedero
Title: Wildfire Analyst: Taking Fire Behaviour Analysis to the Field
Year: 2010
Author(s): Resende, Julio, Markewitz, Daniel, Klink, Carlos, Bustamante,
Mercedes, Davidson, Eric
Title: Phosphorus cycling in a small watershed in the Brazilian Cerrado: impacts
of frequent burning
Source: Biogeochemistry 105(1-3): 105-118
Year: 2011
Keywords: prescribed burning soils nutrients
Contact Author: jresende@globo.com
Author(s): Ribe, Tom
Title: Cerro Grande Fire, Lessons Learned
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Year: 2010
Author(s): Rice, Carol L., Ronny Coleman
Title: Incorporating Fire Behavior into Evacuation Plans
Year: 2010
Author(s): Rideout-Hanzak, Sandra, Carlton M. Britton, David B. Wester, Heather
Whitlaw
Title: Plant Community Responses to the East Amarillo Complex Wildfires in
Texas
Year: 2010
Keywords: ecology
Author(s): RIGDON. PHIL
Year: 2013
Keywords: policy
Author(s): Riggan, Philip J., Lynn G. Wolden, Robert G. Tissell, David R. Weise,
Janice Coen
Title: Remote Sensing Fire and Fuels in Southern California
Year: 2010
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Keywords: behavior
Author(s): Riley, Karin L., John T. Abatzoglou, Isaac C. Grenfell, Anna E. Klene and
Faith Ann Heinsch
Title: The relationship of large fire occurrence with drought and fire danger
indices in the western USA, 1984-2008: The role of temporal scale
Year: 2013
Contact Author: kriley@fs.fed.us
Author(s): ROADY, CHUCK
Year: 2013
Keywords: policy
Author(s): Robinson, Donald, Sarah Beukema, Don Vandendriesche, Miles
Hemstrom
Title: Bridging the Scales and Approaches of Simulation Models: The Case for
Planning with FVS and VDDT
Year: 2010
Author(s): Rocha, Adrian V., Michael M. Loranty, Phil E. Higuera, Michelle C.
Mack, Feng Sheng Hu, Benjamin M. Jones, Amy L. Breen, Edward B. Rastetter,
Scott J. Goetz and Gus R. Shaver
Title: The footprint of Alaskan tundra fires during the past half-century:
implications for surface properties and radiative forcing
Year: 2012
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Keywords: ecology history
Contact Author: Arocha1@nd.edu
Author(s): Roessler, Jim
Title: Can history help us in wildland fire management?
Year: 2010
Author(s): Rogeau, Marie-Pierre
Title: Fire Regimes of the Southern Canadian Rockies and Important Fire Years
Year: 2010
Author(s): Rogeau, Marie-Pierre
Title: Recreation of Historical Fire Return Intervals and Age Mosaics to Capture
Historical Fire Regime Conditions
Year: 2010
Author(s): Rorig, Miriam
Title: BlueSky-enabled Smoke Tools
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Year: 2010
Keywords: smoke
Author(s): Rorig, Miriam, Tara Strand, Mark Moore, Tim Brown, Candace Krull,
Sim Larkin
Title: Measurements of Smoke Concentrations and Inversions in the Lake
Tahoe Basin
Year: 2010
Author(s): Roura-Pascual, Nuria, Rainer M. Krug, David M. Richardson and Cang
Hui
Title: Spatially-explicit sensitivity analysis for conservation management:
exploring the influence of decisions in invasive alien plant management
Source: Diversity and Distributions 16: 426-438
Year: 2010
Keywords: ecology exotics
Abstract: By clarifying the importance of factors in shaping priority maps, the
sensitivity analysis framework enabled us to identify the necessary factors to
produce outcomes matching a pre-selecte...
Contact Author: nrourapascual@gmail.com
Author(s): Ruckman, Erin, Robinson, Thomas, Lyons, Kelly G., Schwinning, Susan
Title: Comparative Seed Heat Tolerances Among Native and Non-indigenous
Invasive Grassland Species
Year: 2012
Keywords: prescribed burning regeneration
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Author(s): Rudz, S., K. Chetehouna, A. Hafiane, H. Laurent and O. Sero-Guillaume
Title: Investigation of a novel image segmentation method dedicated to forest
fire applications
Source: Measurement Science and Technology 24 7
Year: 2013
Keywords: behavior
Abstract: To face fire it is crucial to understand its behaviour in order to
maximize fighting means. To achieve this task, the development of a
metrological tool is necessary for estimating both geometrical and physical
parameters involved in forest fire modelling. A key parameter is to estimate fire
positions accurately. In this paper an image processing...
Contact Author: steve.rudz@univ-orleans.fr
Author(s): Ruthford, Julia
Title: The Tale of Tumblebug and the Thermal Trough: A Case Study of Critical
Fire Weather Patterns of the Pacific Northwest
Year: 2010
Author(s): Ruthford, Julia
Title: Thermal Troughs in the Pacific Northwest
Year: 2010
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Author(s): Ryan, Kevin, Jose Antonio Vega, Tatiana Sofronova, Eric Rigolot,
Herminio Botelho, Paulo Fernandes, Vila Real, Francisco Rego
Title: Prescribed Fire Applications in Forest and Woodlands: Integration of
Models and Field Studies to Guide Fire Use
Year: 2010
Author(s): Saltenberger, John
Title: Significant Wildland Fire Potential in the Pacific Northwest of the US
Year: 2010
Author(s): Santana, Joana, Miguel Porto, Luis Reino and Pedro Beja
Title: Long-term understory recovery after mechanical fuel reduction in
Mediterranean cork oak forests
Source: Forest Ecology and Management 261(3): 447-459
Year: 2011
Abstract: In the Euro-Mediterranean region, mechanical fuel reduction is
increasingly used in response to the mounting occurrence of catastrophic
wildfires, yet their long-term ecological effects are poorly understood. Although
Mediterranean vegetation is resilient to a range of disturbances...
Contact Author: pbeja@mail.icav.up.pt
Author(s): Santana, Joana, Miguel Porto, Luis Gordinho, Luis Reino and Pedro
Beja
Title: Long-term responses of Mediterranean birds to forest fuel management
Source: Journal of Applied Ecology 49: 632-643
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Year: 2012
Keywords: birds ecology wildlife
Abstract: To reconcile the positive and negative aspects, fuel management
should be used to create heterogeneous mosaics of forest patches
encompassing a range of sizes (10-100 ha) and successional stages of
understorey vegetation, including stands...
Contact Author: pbeja@cibio.up.pt
Author(s): Santin, C., S. H. Doerr, C. Preston and R. Bryant
Title: Consumption of residual pyrogenic carbon by wildfire
Year: 2013
Keywords: carbon nutrients
Contact Author: c.s.nuno@swansea.ac.uk
Author(s): Scheiter, Simon, Higgins, Steven I.
Title: Intermediate Coupling between Aboveground and Belowground Biomass
Maximises the Persistence of Grasslands
Source: PLoS ONE 8(4): 1-10
Year: 2013
Keywords: ecology
Contact Author: scheiter@em.uni-frankfurt.de
Author(s): Schreuder, Maarten, David Weise, Mark Schaaf
Title: Modeling Fire Behavior, Smoke Emission and Forest Succession of Insectkilled White Spruce Stands on the Kenai Peninsula, Alaska
Year: 2010
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Author(s): Schroeder, Dave
Title: Empirical Tests of Fuel Management Effectiveness in Jack Pine
Year: 2010
Author(s): Schaffhauser, T. Curt, T. Tatoni
Title: Fire-vegetation interplay in a mosaic structure of Quercus suber
woodlands and Mediterranean maquis under recurrent fires
Year: 2011
Keywords: ecology
Abstract: We examined the effects of fire recurrence on a mosaic structure of
Quercus suber and Erica-Cistus shrubland communities of Southeastern France
in order to improve the understanding of fire-vegetation interplay. Plant
communities that were similar...
Contact Author: Aliceschaffhauser@yahoo.fr
Author(s): Schreuder, Maarten, Mark Schaaf
Title: Fire Effects Tradeoff Model (FETM): A Landscape-Scale Ecosystem Model
for Land Managers
Year: 2010
Author(s): Schaaf, Mark, Maarten Schreuder, David Sandberg
Title: Evaluation of the FCCS Crown Fire Potential Equations in Conifer Stands
in the Western United States
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Year: 2010
Contact Author: dsandberg@fs.fed.us
Author(s): Schoeffler, Fred
Title: The Australian Dry Slot Theory - Causes, Recognition, Occurrence, and
Implications
Year: 2010
Author(s): Schoeffler, Fred
Title: Weather Modification and Geoengineering Implications on Wildland Fire
Weather
Year: 2010
Author(s): Schunk, C., C. Wastl, M. Leuchner, C. Schuster, A. Menzel
Title: Forest fire danger rating in complex topography-results from a case study
in the Bavarian Alps in autumn 2011 Forest
Year: 2013
Abstract: Forest fire danger rating based on sparse meteorological stations is
known to be potentially misleading when assigned to larger areas with a
complex topography. This case study examines outputs of several fire danger
rating systems based on data from two . . .
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Contact Author: schunk@wzw.tum.de
Author(s): Seielstad, Carl, Eric Rowell,LLoyd Queen
Title: Deriving Conifer Needle and Branch Mass for Crown Fuel Modeling Using
Terrestrial Laser Scanning
Year: 2010
Author(s): Seli, Robert C.
Title: Coupling Fire Behavior Models with other Decision Support Tools
Year: 2010
Author(s): Sexton, Tim, Tom Zimmerman
Title: Accomplishing Stand and Landscape-Scale Fuel Management through a
Balanced Fire Management Program
Year: 2010
Author(s): Shannon, Kyle, Jason Forthofer, Bret Butler
Title: Initialization of High Resolution Surface Wind Simulations using NWS
Gridded Data
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Year: 2010
Author(s): Sheehan, Kate
Title: The Esperanza Fire: Arson, Murder, and the Agony of Engine 57.
Counterpoint
Source: Library Journal 138(5): 118
Year: 2013
Keywords: fatalities
Author(s): Shoap, Steve
Title: Electric Relay Pumping to Fight Wildfires and to Control Prescribed Fires
Year: 2010
Keywords: management prescribed burning
Author(s): Sigurdson, Katherine
Title: 1200-year lake sediment record of forest fire and climate interactions in
the southern Yukon Territory, Canada
Source: Unpublished undergraduate thesis. Department of Geography and
Environmental Studies, Carleton University, Ottawa, ON, Canada. Supervisor:
Michael Pisaric
Year: 2010
Keywords: history paleohistory climate
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Author(s): Sikkink, Pamela G., Keane, Robert E.
Title: Predicting fire severity using surface fuels and moisture
Source: Fort Collins, Colo. : U. S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service,
Rocky Mountain Research Station, [2012]: 37 p. (Research paper RMRS-RP; 96)
Year: 2012
Keywords: severity
Author(s): Silva, D. M., M. A. Batalha, M. Cianciaruso
Title: Influence of fire history and soil properties on plant species richness and
functional diversity in a neotropical savanna
Source: Acta Botanica Brasilica, available online, 2013
Year: 2013
Keywords: soils ecology history grasslands
Abstract: Soil features, in association with disturbances such as fire, are related
to differences in plant species richness and composition and therefore can be
key determinants of species occurrence on savanna plant communities. We
measured ...
Contact Author: danilomunizdasilva@yahoo.com.br
Author(s): Simpson, C. C., H. G. Pearce, A. P. Sturman and P. Zawar-Reza
Title: Verification of WRF modelled fire weather in the 2009-10 New Zealand
fire season
Year: 2013
Keywords: weather
Abstract: The Weather Research and Forecasting mesoscale atmospheric model
was assessed for its suitability in predicting the fire weather conditions for the
2009-10 New Zealand wildland fire season. Considerable model errors were
found for the operational fire weather indices used in New Zealand.
Contact Author: colin.c.simpson@gmail.com
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Author(s): Singh, R. P., K. Ajay
Title: Fire Risk Zone Assessment in Chitrakoot Area, Satna MP, India
Source: Research Journal of Agriculture and Forestry Sciences 1(5): 1-4
Year: 2013
Keywords: risk india
Abstract: Chitrakoot is pilgrimage place of India and situated on boarder of MP
and UP. It is known for its natural environment and scenic beauty at present
natural environment of this area is degrading due to conversion of forested land
in to agricultural land. This is a ...
Author(s): Sivaram Kumar, M. P., S. Rajasekaran
Title: Path Planning Algorithm for Extinguishing Forest Fires
Source: JOURNAL OF COMPUTING, 4(2): 2151-9617
Year: 2012
Author(s): Smail, Tobin, Jim Napoli, Charley Martin
Title: Keeping Up with Changing Landscapes in Wildland Fuels (Landfire Total
Fuel Change "ToFu" a Practical Tool for Fire and Fuel Managers)
Year: 2010
Author(s): Smith, T. J. III, A. M. Foster, G. Tiling-Range, J. W. Jones
Title: Dynamics of mangrove-marsh ecotones in subtropical coastal wetlands:
fire, sea-level rise, and water levels
Year: 2013
Abstract: Ecotones are areas of sharp environmental gradients between two or
more homogeneous vegetation types. They are a dynamic aspect of all
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landscapes and are also responsive to climate change. Shifts in the position of an
ecotone across a landscape can . . .
Author(s): Smith, B., E. Barry, M. Cvirn, S. Jay, B. Aisbett, S. Ferguson
Title: Can volunteer rural fire-fighters accurately self-monitor their cognitive
performance?
Year: 2013
Keywords: human factors safety
Abstract: Aims This study examines the effect of sleep deprivation and fatigue
on volunteer firefighters cognitive performance during a 3-day fire-ground tour
simulation and whether they are able to accurately monitor their own
performance.
Author(s): Sneeuwjagt, R. J., T. S. Kline, S. L. Stephens
Title: Opportunities for improved fire use and management in California:
lessons from Western Australia
Source: Fire Ecology 9(2): 14-25
Year: 2013
Abstract: A medida que se esclarece la necesidad de usar grandes escalas en los
tratamientos de combustibles necesarios para promover la salud de los
ecosistemas y reducir las altas cargas de combustibles en los bosques mixtos de
California, el manejo ...
Contact Author: Tkline@berkeley.edu
Author(s): Sopko, Paul, Don Latham
Title: Progress Towards a Lightning Ignition Model for the Northern Rockies
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Year: 2010
Author(s): Sorbel, Brian, TonJa Opperman, Pat Stephen
Title: The Chakina Fire and the Spotting Problem: A Case Study in using
Geospatial and Nongeospatial Fire Behavior Models to Assess Spotting
Potential
Year: 2010
Author(s): Srivastava, P., Garg, A.
Title: FOREST FIRES IN INDIA: REGIONAL AND TEMPORAL ANALYSES
(Kebakaran hutan di India: Analisis serantau dan waktu)
Source: Journal of Tropical Forest Science 25(2): 228-239
Year: 2013
Keywords: Tropics ecology
Contact Author: parulsri11@gmail.com
Author(s): Stahl, Alice
Title: Existence of a stationary distribution for multi-dimensional infinite
volume forest-fire processes
Year: 2012
Author(s): Standish, Claudia, Gary CurcioGeospatial Fire Analysis, Interpretation,
and
Title: Effectively Engaging and Addressing Natural Resource Smoke
Management Issues - A Focus of The National Wildfire Coordinating Group
(NWCG) Smoke Committee (SmoC)
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Year: 2010
Author(s): Steelman, Toddi A., McCaffrey, Sarah M.
Title: Best practices in risk and crisis communication: implications for natural
hazards management
Source: Natural hazards doi: 10. 1007/s11069-012-0386-z, 23 pages
Year: 2012
Author(s): STEPHENS, SCOTT L., McIVER, JAMES D., FETTIG, CHRISTOPHER J.,
FONTAINE, JOSEPH B., HARTSOUGH, BRUCE R., KENNEDY, PATRICIA L., SCHWILK,
DYLAN W
Title: A reply from stephens and colleagues
Source: BioScience 63(4): 243-244
Year: 2013
Keywords: ecology rarae species
Author(s): Stephens, Scott, Danny Fry
Title: Fire-Scar Formation Processes in Mixed Conifer Forests in the Sierra San
Pedro Martir and Sierra Nevada
Year: 2010
Author(s): Steffens, Ron
Title: From the Flames to the Frame: Communicating Messages of
"Conflagration" and "Climate Change"
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Year: 2010
Author(s): Stevens-Rumann, Camille, Carolyn Sieg, Joel McMillin, Molly Hunter
Title: 10 Years Post-wildfire: Fire Behavior Indications on Varying Levels of Tree
Mortality
Year: 2010
Keywords: ecology
Author(s): Steele, Jim
Title: A Practitioner's View of the Past, Present, and Future
Year: 2010
Keywords: ecology
Author(s): Stevens-Rumann, Camille, Kristen Shive, Peter Fule and Carolyn H.
Sieg
Title: Pre-wildfire fuel reduction treatments result in more resilient forest
structure a decade after wildfire
Year: 2013
Contact Author: csrumann@uidaho.edu
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Author(s): Stowe, Johnny
Title: Fire in the Southland: The Natural and Cultural Heritage of Prescribed
Burning in the Southeastern United States
Year: 2010
Author(s): Stockdale, Chris
Title: Georeferencing Historical Photos to Quantify Century-scale Changes in
Forest Structure
Year: 2010
Keywords: ecology
Author(s): Stowe, Johnny, Mark Melvin, Dale Wade
Title: The Coalition of Prescribed Fire Councils: Partnering to Promote
Understanding of Prescribed Fire, and Address Management, Policy, and
Regulatory Issues
Year: 2010
Author(s): Storrar, K.
Title: EFFECTIVENESS OF STRAW BALE CHECK DAMS AT REDUCING POST-FIRE
SEDIMENT YIELDS FROM EPHEMERAL CHANNEL CATCHMENTS
Source: M. S. Thesis, university of Montana, 110 pages
Year: 2013
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Abstract: Increased sedimentation caused by post-fire flooding is a risk to
people, homes, and buildings. The USDA Forest Service installs straw bale check
dams in ephemeral channels to reduce sedimentation rates from small
catchments. We set out to study if straw . . .
Author(s): Storey, M
Title: Using Landsat 5 TM imagery to analyse the relationship between live fuel
moisture content and fire severity in eucalypt dry sclerophyll forest
Source: B. Sc. Hons, School of Earth & Environmental Sciences, University of
Wollongong, 80 pages
Year: 2013
Keywords: remote sensing fuel moisture
Abstract: Prescribed fires are conducted to reduce the risk of large wildfires and
for ecological maintenance. Prediction of the severity of a prescribed fire is
important to indicate the likelihood of objectives for fuel reduction and burn
coverage being achieved. The ...
Author(s): Strand, Tara, Daisuke Seto, Craig Clements, Xindi Bian, Bob Mickler,
Gene Allwine, Rasa Grivicke, Patrick O'Keeffe, Kara Yedinak, Brian Lamb, Miriam
Rorig, Candace Krull
Title: Sub-canopy Transport and Dispersion of Smoke: An Overview of the
Observation Dataset Collection and Future Model Development
Year: 2010
Keywords: smoke
Author(s): Strand, Eva K., Kathy. Schon, Jeff Jones
Title: Tools, courses, and learning pathways offered by the National
Interagency Fuels, Fire, and Vegetation Technology Transfer
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Year: 2010
Author(s): Stransky, Scott, Tomas Girnius
Title: Modeling wildfire property risk in near real time
Year: 2010
Author(s): Sun, Yuxin, Wu, Jianping, Shao, Yuanhu, Zhou, Lixia, Mai, Bixian, Lin,
Yongbiao, Fu, Shenglei.
Title: Responses of soil microbial communities to prescribed burning in two
paired vegetation sites in southern China
Source: Ecological Research 26(3): 669-677
Year: 2011
Keywords: prescribed burning soils microbes
Author(s): Syphard, A. and J. E. Keeley
Title: Model Suggests Certain Housing Development Scenarios Result in Higher
Wildfire Hazard Risk
Source: U. S. Geological Survey, Western Ecological Research Center, 1 page
Year: 2013
Keywords: interface risk
Author(s): Taber, M. A., L. M. Elenz and P. G. Langowski
Title: Decision making for wildfires: A guide for applying a risk management
process at the incident level
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Source: U. S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, General Technical
Report RMRS-GTR-298WWW, Fort Collins, Colorado, Rocky Mountain Research
Station, 59 pages
Year: 2013
Keywords: decision making WFDSS
Author(s): Taft, John B., Smith, Eric L.
Title: A Field Test of Regeneration in an Isolated Population of Violet Collinsia
(Collinsia violacea)
Year: 2013
Keywords: rare endangered ecology regeneration
Contact Author: Taft@inhs.illinois.edu
Author(s): Tanase, Mihai, Juan de la Riva, Maurizio Santoro, Fernando PerezCabello and Eric Kasischke
Title: Sensitivity of SAR data to post-fire forest regrowth in Mediterranean and
boreal forests
Source: Remote Sensing of Environment 115(8): 2075-2085
Year: 2011
Abstract: Disturbed forests may need decades to reach a mature stage and
optically-based vegetation indices are usually poorly suited for monitoring
purposes due to the rapid saturation of the signal with increasing canopy cover.
Spaceborne synthetic aperture radar (SAR) data provide an alternate monitoring
approach since the backscattered microwave energy is sensitive to the
vegetation...
Contact Author: mihai.tanase@tma.ro
Author(s): Tanase, Mihai, Maurizio Santoro, Juan de la Riva, Eric Kasischke,
Michael A. Korets
Title: L-BAND SAR BACKSCATTER PROSPECTS FOR BURN SEVERITY ESTIMATION
IN BOREAL FORESTS
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Source: Proc. ESA Living Planet Symposium, Bergen, Norway 28 June-July 2010
Year: 2010
Abstract: L-band Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) data has been investigated to
establish the relationship between backscatter and burn severity in boreal
forests. Advanced Land Observation Satellite ...
Author(s): Tanase, Mihai A., Maurizio Santoro, Member, I's, Cristina Aponte, and
Juan de la Riva
Title: Polarimetric Properties of Burned Forest Areas at C- and L-Band
Source: I's JOURNAL OF SELECTED TOPICS IN APPLIED EARTH OBSERVATIONS
AND REMOTE SENSING, available online, 2013
Year: 2013
Abstract: Fully polarimetric C- and L-band synthetic aperture radar (SAR) data
have been investigated to determine the relationship between polarimetric
target decomposition components and forest burn severity over two sites...
Author(s): Tanase, Mihai A., Maurizio Santoro, Juan de la Riva, Fernando PerezCabello and Thuy Le Toan
Title: Sensitivity of X-, C-, and L-Band SAR Backscatter to Burn Severity in
Mediterranean Pine Forests
Source: I's TRANSACTIONS ON GEOSCIENCE AND REMOTE SENSING 48(10,
OCTOBER 2010 3663
Year: 2010
Abstract: Synthetic aperture radar (SAR) data at X-, C-, and L-bands have been
investigated to determine the relationship between backscatter and forest burn
severity...
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Author(s): Tanase, Mihai, Juan de la Riva, and Fernando Perez-Cabello
Title: Estimating burn severity at the regional level using optically based indices
Source: Can. J. For. Res. 41: 863-872
Year: 2011
Abstract: During the last decades, the average number of fires per year
increased significantly. A twofold increase was observed in the Mediterranean
Basin, whereas in the western United States, the increase was fourfold. Regional
models for burn severity estimation are necessary to avoid time...
Author(s): Tanase, Mihai Andrei, Fernando Perez-Cabello, Juan de la Riva, and
Maurizio Santoro
Title: TerraSAR-X Data for Burn Severity Evaluation in Mediterranean Forests
on Sloped Terrain
Source: I's TRANSACTIONS ON GEOSCIENCE AND REMOTE SENSING 48(2,
FEBRUARY 2010 917
Year: 2010
Abstract: TerraSAR-X (TSX) dual-polarized synthetic aperture radar (SAR) data
from a test site in Spain have been investigated to determine the relationship
between forest burn severity and SAR backscatter. The role of the local...
Author(s): Tanase, Mihai A., Maurizio Santoro, Urs Wegmuller, Juan de la Riva,
Fernando Perez-Cabello
Title: Properties of X-, C- and L-band repeat-pass interferometric SAR
coherence in Mediterranean pine forests affected by fires
Source: Remote Sensing of Environment 114: 2182-2194
Year: 2010
Abstract: Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) data has been investigated to
determine the relationship between burn severity and interferometric
coherence at three sites affected by forest fires in a hilly Mediterranean
environment. Repeat-pass SAR images were available from the TerraSAR-X, ERS-
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1/2, Envisat ASAR and ALOS PALSAR sensors. Coherence was related to
measurements...
Author(s): Teague, b., r. mcleod and s. Pascoe
Title: The 2009 victoria bushfires royal commission final report, summary
Source: government printer for the state of Victoria, Melbourne, Victoria, 52
pages
Year: 2010
Keywords: investigation conflagration Australia
Author(s): Ten Hoeve, J. E., L. A. Remer, A. L. Correia and M. Z. Jacobson
Title: Recent shift from forest to savanna burning in the Amazon Basin
observed by satellite
Year: 2012
Keywords: savanna ecology remote sensing
Contact Author: Tenhoeve@stanford.edu
Author(s): Terry, Quenna
Title: Prescribed burn helps reduce wildfire threat to communities
Source: Southwest Farm Press 38(12): 16
Year: 2011
Keywords: prescribed burning inteface
Author(s): Thompson, Jonathan R., Spies, Thomas A., Olsen, Keith A.
Title: Canopy damage to conifer plantations within a large mixed-severity
wildfire varies with stand age
Source: Forest ecology and management 262(3): 355-360
Year: 2011
Keywords: severity
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Contact Author: Thompsonjr@si.edu
Author(s): Thomas, Douglas, David Butry
Title: People and Property in High Fire-Frequency WUI Areas
Year: 2010
Author(s): Thompson, Matthew, David Calkin,Mark Browne, Mark Finney, Martin
Halek
Title: Incentivizing Wildfire Cost Containment via Assignment of Actuariallybased Premiums
Year: 2010
Keywords: economics
Author(s): TIDWELL, THOMAS
Title: FEDERAL WILDLAND FIRE MANAGEMENT
Source: FDCH Congressional Testimony 06/04/2013
Year: 2013
Author(s): Tihay, V., F. Morandini, P. A. Santoni, Y. Perez-Ramirez and T. Barboni
Title: Study of the influence of fuel load and slope on a fire spreading across a
bed of pine needles by using oxygen consumption calorimetry
Source: J. Phys. : Conf. Ser. 395 012075 doi:10. 1088/1742-6596/395/1/012075
Year: 2012
Keywords: fuel behavior
Contact Author: Tihay@univ-corse.fr
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Author(s): TIPTON, SCOTT
Year: 2013
Keywords: policy
Author(s): Toivanen, Tero and Janne S. Kotiaho
Title: The preferences of saproxylic beetle species for different dead wood
types created in forest restoration treatments
Source: Canadian Journal of forest research 40(3): 445-464
Year: 2010
Keywords: insects ecology
Abstract: Restoration by imitating natural disturbances is widely practised in
boreal forests to increase the availability of habitats for specialized species. We
studied the abundance and species richness of saproxylic beetles on different
types of created dead wood during 2 years after restoration. The study was
conducted on areas of a large-scale experiment in which Norway spruce (Picea
abies (L.) Karst.) forests were...
Contact Author: Tero.J.toivanen@Jyu.fi
Author(s): Toivanen, Tero
Title: The preferences of saproxylic beetle species for different dead wood
types created in forest restoration treatments [electronic resource]
Source: Canadian journal of forest research 40(3): 445-464
Year: 2010
Keywords: insects prescribed burning
Author(s): TOPIK, CHRISTOPHER
Year: 2013
Keywords: policy
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Author(s): Torero, Jose L. and Albert Simeoni
Title: Heat and Mass Transfer in Fires: Scaling Laws, Ignition of Solid Fuels and
Application to Forest Fires
Source: The Open Thermodynamics Journal 4: 145-155
Year: 2010
Keywords: behavior physics
Abstract: Fire is a phenomenon that covers a multiplicity of scales depending on
the different processes involved. Length scales range from the nanometres when
addressing material flammability to the kilometres when dealing with forest
fires, while time scales cover a broad spectrum too. Heating of structural
elements can be measured in hours while characteristic chemical times for
reactions do not exceed the millisecond. Despite...
Author(s): Tourigny, Etienne, Carlos Nobre
Title: Fire Spread Modeling in the Tropics: Coupling Fire Spread, Atmospheric,
Dynamic Vegetation and Land-use Change Models
Year: 2010
Author(s): Trochta, J., K. Kral, P. Samonil
Title: Effects of wildfire on a pine stand in the Bohemian Switzerland National
Park
Source: JOURNAL OF FOREST SCIENCE 58(7): 299-307
Year: 2012
Keywords: ecology
Abstract: An extensive wildfire occurred on 22 July 2006 near Jet-ichovice in the
Bohemian Switzerland National Park (BSNP). It was one of the biggest forest fires
in modern history of the Czech Republic...
134
Author(s): Turnbull, T.
Title: Quantifying the impact of fire on tree water use
Source: Fire Note 115, 4 pages
Year: 2013
Keywords: hydrology ecology
Author(s): Tutsch, Matthew
Title: The Relative Effectiveness of Fuel Treatments Versus Other Wildfire Risk
Mitigation Strategies in a Coastal Wildland-urban Intermix Area on the Pender
Islands, British Columbia, Canada
Year: 2010
Author(s): Twomey, Terrence Matthew
Title: Keeping Fire: The Cognitive Implications of Controlled Fire Use by Middle
Pleistocene Humans
Source: ph. D. Dissertation, School of Social and Political Sciences Faculty of Arts,
The University of Melbourne, 292 pages
Year: 2011
Keywords: history
Author(s): Underwood, Roger
Title: Bushfire Management in Australia: Seeking New Gatekeepers
Year: 2010
Keywords: smoke
135
Author(s): Vaillant, Nicole, Alan Ager, Mark Finney
Title: Using Wildfire Risk Analyses for Restoration ObJectives in Dry Forests
Year: 2010
Author(s): Vaillant, Nicole M., Alicia R. Reiner, Erin K. Noonan-Wright
Title: Prescribed fire effects on field-derived and simulated forest carbon stocks
over time
Source: Forest Ecology and Management, Available online 7 October 2013
Year: 2013
Keywords: prescribed burning carbon nutrients
Contact Author: nvaillant@fs.fed.us
Author(s): Van der Sant, r., G. Sheridan, P. Rijkee, P. Nyman and P. Lane
Title: The hydrogeomorphic sensitivity of forested water catchments to wildfire
Year: 2013
Keywords: management Australia hydrology
Contact Author: r.vandersant@student.unimelb.edu.au
Author(s): Varner, Morgan, Howard KulJian
Title: A Conceptual Model of the Interactions among Introduced Pathogens,
Fuels, and Fires
Year: 2010
136
Author(s): Varkkey, Helena
Title: Plantation Land Management, Fires and Haze in Southeast Asiamore
Source: Malaysian Journal of Environmental Management 12(2): 33-41
Year: 2011
Keywords: silviculture smoke
Abstract: Forest fires and its resulting haze has been a recurring transboundary
environmental problem in Southeast Asia. This research paper shows the strong
correlation between the opening of plantation land in Indonesia and Malaysia
and fires. . .
Title: Patronage politics, plantation fires and transboundary hazemore
Source: Environmental Hazards, available online, 2013
Year: 2013
Keywords: politics silviculture smoke
Abstract: Since 1982, haze pollution has become an almost annual occurrence in
Southeast Asia, with the worst episodes being in the period of 1997-1998 and in
2006-2007. Haze originates from peat and ...
Contact Author: varkkey@gmail.com
Title: Oil Palm Plantations and Transboundary Haze: Patronage Networks and
Land Licensing in Indonesia's Peatlands
Source: Wetlands, available online, 2013
Year: 2013
Keywords: wetlands
Abstract: Peatlands in Indonesia are protected by regulations that forbid the
conversion of these lands into plantations. However, peat fires here have been
found to be a major source of smoke that travels ...
Contact Author: varkkey@gmail.com
137
Author(s): Vasconcelos, S. S., P. M. Fearnside, P. M. L. A. Graca, E. M. Nogueira,
L. C. de Oliveira and E. O. Figueiredo
Title: Forest fires in southwestern Brazilian Amazonia: Estimates of area and
potential carbon emissions
Year: 2013
Abstract: Areas affected by forest fires that occurred in 2005 were mapped in
the municipalities of Boca do Acre and Labrea (in the southern part of Brazil's
state of Amazonas) and estimates were made of the loss of biomass and carbon
stock and the committed emissions...
Contact Author: pmfearn@inpa.gov.br
Author(s): Veldman, J. W., W. B. Mattingly, and L. A. Brudvig
Title: Understory plant communities and the functional distinction between
savanna trees, forest trees, and pines
Source: Ecology 94: 424-434
Year: 2013
Author(s): Vepakomma, Udayalakshmi, Daniel Kneeshaw2 and Benoit St-Onge3
Title: Interactions of multiple disturbances in shaping boreal forest dynamics: A
spatially explicit analysis using multi-temporal lidar data and high-resolution
imagery
Source: Journal of ecology 98(3): 526-539
Year: 2010
Keywords: ecology remote sensing
Abstract: The forest response to moderate- to small-scale disturbances in oldgrowth boreal forest counters the earlier assumption that the transition from
one forest state to the next is slow and directional with time since the last fire.
Overall...
Contact Author: udayalakshmi.vepakomma@utoronto.ca
138
Author(s): Verbyla, David
Title: Browning boreal forests of western North America
Year: 2011
Keywords: ecology
Contact Author: dlverbyla@alaska.edu
Author(s): Vieira, Emerson M. and Denis C. Briani
Title: Short-term effects of fire on small rodents in the Brazilian Cerrado and
their relation with feeding habits
Year: 2013
Keywords: wildlife rodents brazil tropics
Author(s): Viegas, D. X., J. Soares and M. Almeida
Title: Combustibility of a mixture of live and dead fuel components
Year: 2013
Contact Author: xavier.viegas@dem.uc.pt
Author(s): Wagenbrenner, Natalie, Randy Foltz,Brian Lamb, Pete Robichaud
Title: Predicting Dust Emissions in Post-fire Areas with Complex Terrain
Year: 2010
Author(s): Wakelin, Heather M., Stuart A. J. Anderson, Michael J. Spearpoint, C.
Hamish Cochrane
Title: Ignition Thresholds for Grassland Fuels and Management Implications
139
Year: 2010
Keywords: behavior
Author(s): Warren, D. W.
Title: Optical Modeling of Fire Hazards Arising from Sunlight Focused by Water
Source: Fire Technology, available online, july, 2013
Year: 2013
Keywords: cause
Abstract: Anecdotal accounts of water-filled containers starting fires by focusing
sunlight occasionally appear in the popular press, typically as curiosity items.
This paper demonstrates the use of optical modeling tools and methodologies to
explore situations ...
Contact Author: david.w.warren@aero.org
Author(s): Weekley, Carl W., Menges, Eric S., Craddock, Alaa L., Yahr, Rebecca
Title: Logging as a Pretreatment or Surrogate for Fire in Restoring Florida Scrub.
Source: Castanea 78(1): 15-27
Year: 2013
Keywords: prescribed burning silviculture
Author(s): Weise, David, Xiangyang Zhou, David V. Sandberg, Shankar
Mahalingam, Eunmo Koo
Title: A laboratory-scale comparison of rate of spread model predictions using
chaparral fuel beds - preliminary results
Year: 2010
Keywords: behavior
Contact Author: dsandberg@fs.fed.us
140
Author(s): Weise, David R., Li Qi, Michael McCorison, SeyedEhsan Hosseini,
HeeJung Jung, Manishkumar Shrivastava, David Cocker
Title: Do Polyethylene Plastic Covers Affect Smoke Emissions from Debris Piles?
Year: 2010
Author(s): Weise, David, Ian Burling, Wayne Miller, HeeJung Jung, Marko
Princevac, Wei Min Hao, Shawn P. Urbanski, Shankar Mahalingam, David Cocker
III,, Robert Yokelson
Title: Development of New Fuels and Emissions Data for Maritime Chaparral
and Madrean Oak Woodland Fuel Types
Year: 2010
Keywords: management fuel smoke
Author(s): Werner, P. A. and L. D. Prior
Title: Demography and growth of subadult savanna trees: interactions of life
history, size, fire season, and grassy understory
Source: Ecological Monographs 83:67-93
Year: 2013
Keywords: ecology
Abstract: Tree populations in mesic (> 650 mm precipitation/yr) savannas of the
world have strong demographic bottlenecks to the transition of subadult trees to
the canopy layer. Although such bottlenecks are a maJor determinant of savanna
physiognomy, the factors that allow . . .
Contact Author: wernerpa@ufl.edu
141
Author(s): Williams, A. Park, Chonggang Xu and Nate G. McDowell
Title: Who is the new sheriff in town regulating boreal forest growth?
Year: 2011
Keywords: ecology
Contact Author: parkwilliams@lanl.gov
Author(s): Woillez, M. N., G. Levavasseur, A. L. Daniau, M. Kageyama
Title: Impact of precession on the climate, vegetation and fire activity in
southern Africa during MIS4
Source: Clim. Past Discuss., 9: 5391-5438
Year: 2013
Keywords: climate ecology
Abstract: The relationships between climate, vegetation and fires are a major
subject of investigation in the context of climate change. In southern Africa, fire
is known to play a crucial role in the existence of grasslands and Mediterraneanlike biomes. ...
Contact Author: marienoelle.woillez@gmail.com
Author(s): Wold, Cyle, Alexander Petkov, Vladimir Kovalev, Wei Min Hao, Shawn
Urbanski
Title: Validation of Smoke Plume Rise Models using Ground Based Lidar
Year: 2010
142
Author(s): Wolkow, A., K. Netto, P. Langridge, J. Green, d. Nichols, M. Sergeant
and B. Aisbett
Title: Cardiovascular risk screening of volunteer firefighters
Year: 2013
Keywords: management Australia behavior health
Author(s): WOOD, M. KARL, SCANLON, ROXANNE, CRAM, DOUGLAS S.
Title: OCCURRENCE OF SPROUTS AND SEEDLINGS OF PINYON PINES,
ALLIGATOR JUNIPERS, AND GRAY OAKS FOLLOWING HARVEST OF FUELWOOD
AND PRESCRIBED BURNING.
Source: Southwestern Naturalist 57(1): 51-57
Year: 2013
Author(s): Woolley, Travis, Laurie Kurth, David Shaw, Stephen Fitzgerald
Title: Mountain Pine Beetle (Dendroctonus ponderosae) and Lodgepole Pine
(Pinus contorta) in Southcentral Oregon: Fuel Dynamics and Consequences for
Fire Behavior Through Time
Year: 2010
Author(s): Wright, Vita
Title: Improving Capacity to Apply Fire / Fuels Research to Management
Year: 2010
143
Author(s): Wyman, Miriam, Malone, Sparkle, Stein, Taylor, Johnson, Cassandra
Y.
Title: Race and wildfire risk perceptions among rural forestland owners in
north-central Florida
Source: Society and natural resources 25(12): 1293-1307
Year: 2012
Keywords: risk psychology
Author(s): Xaud, Haron Abrahim Magalhaes, Flora da Silva Ramos Vieira Martins
and Joao Roberto dos Santos
Title: Tropical forest degradation by mega-fires in the northern Brazilian
Amazon
Year: 2013
Keywords: Tropics conflagrations
Abstract: In this study, we examine the degradation of tropical forests caused by
the forest fires of anthropogenic origin that have frequently and intensely
affected a large portion of the State of Roraima (northern Brazilian Amazon),
such as the one that occur…
Contact Author: haron.xaud@embrapa.br
Author(s): Xystrakis, Fotios, Koutsias, Nikos
Title: Differences of fire activity and their underlying factors among vegetation
formations in Greece
Year: 2013
Keywords: ecology
Contact Author: fotios.systrakis@gmail.com
144
Author(s): Xystrakis, F.
Title: Interactive comment on "Precipitation dominates fire occurrence in
Greece (1900-2010): its dual role in fuel build-up and dryness" by F. Xystrakis et
al.
Source: Nat. Hazards Earth Syst. Sci. Discuss., 1, C1103-C1109
Year: 2013
Keywords: weather fuel moisture
Abstract: In the introduction section the weather factors related to burned area
are shown, but it should also be included in more detail the influence of
moisture condi-C1103 tions. In this sense, Jurdao et al. 2013 Modelling fire
ignition probability from satellite estimates of ...
Contact Author: nkoutsia@cc.uoi.gr
Author(s): Yedinak, Kara, Janice Coen, Dr. Brian Lamb
Title: Sensitivity analysis and application of WRF-Fire
Year: 2010
Author(s): Yi, S., A. D. McGuire, E. Kasischke, J. Harden, K. Manies, M. Mack, and
M. Turetsky
Title: A dynamic organic soil biogeochemical model for simulating the effects of
wildfire on soil environmental conditions and carbon dynamics of black spruce
forests
Source: J. Geophys. Res. 115, G04015, doi:10. 1029/2010JG001302
Year: 2010
Keywords: soils ecology
Abstract: Ecosystem models have not comprehensively considered how
interactions among fire disturbance, soil environmental conditions, and
biogeochemical processes affect ecosystem dynamics in boreal forest
ecosystems. In this study, we implemented a dynamic organic soil structure in
the Terrestrial Ecosystem Model (DOS-TEM) to ...
145
Contact Author: ekasisch@geog.umd.edu
Author(s): Yi, Y., J. S. Kimball, L. A. Jones, R. Reichle, R. R. Nemani and H. A.
Margolis
Title: Recent climate and fire disturbance impacts on boreal and arctic
ecosystem productivity estimated using a satellite-based terrestrial carbon flux
model
Source: Journal of Geophysical Research 118: 1-17
Year: 2013
Keywords: climate ecology remote sensing
Author(s): Yongqiang Liu, Scott Goodrick, John Qu, Gary Achtemeier,Bill Jackson
Title: Simulation and Evaluation of Smoke Plume Rise with Modified Daysmoke
Year: 2010
Author(s): Yu Song, Di Chang, Bing Liu, Weijie Miao, Lei Zhu and Yuanhang Zhang
Title: A new emission inventory for nonagricultural open fires in Asia from 2000
to 2009
Year: 2010
Keywords: smoke
Contact Author: songyu@pku.edu.cn
146
Author(s): Ziegler, Jennifer
Title: Casting the stories of the past into the management narratives of the
present
Year: 2010
Author(s): Ziel, Robert, James Bishop
Title: Fireline Assessment Method (FLAME)
Year: 2010
Author(s): ZIMMERMAN, M. and D. KRUITHOFF
Title: AERIAL FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM
Source: WO Patent 2,013,112,896, 2013
Year: 2013
Keywords: suppression equipment retardant
Abstract: A fire suppression apparatus for fighting fires from a vehicle configured
for flight is disclosed, comprising a foam and water held in separate containers
aboard the vehicle that when mixed forms a fire retardant, a pump driven by an
electric motor to pressurize the fire ...
Author(s): Zimmerman, Thomas, Laurie Kurth, Mitchell Burgard
Title: The Howling Prescribed Natural Fire - Long-Term Effects on the
Modernization of Planning and Implementation of Wildland Fire Management
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Year: 2010
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