… The abscission of the damaged leaves resulted in a … % in the canopy cover in the 15 days
after the fire, suggesting that most of the live leaves are not consumed but damaged by the hot …

… fire prevention policies. This study analyses the factors driving forest fire ignition in the …
This study aims at analysing the factors driving forest fire ignition, focusing on the European …

… We calculated the fire-average MCE for each fire using the fire-average CO/CO2 and the …
5 we plot the fire-average emission factors versus MCE (data from Table 2) for selected …

… Fire danger refers to an assessment of both fixed and variable factors of the fire environment
(ie fuels, weather, and topography) that determine the ease of ignition, rate of spread, …

… exposure of life and property in time and space should be controlled firstly, then the disaster
inducement factors in the fire process should be limited. From Fig 3, we can know that if …

… the model for fire safety education and fire promotion program. Figure 1 explains the variables
that influence the fire … The predisposing factors are the characteristics of the individual …

… on the analysis of model predictions, test data, and the visual … and after the fire tests, the
factors that influence the fire … : namely, fire characteristics, material characteristics (including the …

… to the fire site, the actual attack on the fire does not begin until an even later time. The size of
the fire… continues to grow after the initial attack but its rate of growth is slowly decreased until …

… The effect of mustard was particularly pronounced in the case of perennials. The increase in
annuals in the second year after the fire (… burned area was not due to the effect of the fire on …

… factor menacing the forest and its diverse functions; but we forget that, in a rather recent past,
people considered the … recognised the value of alternative uses for the space that the forest …