Air pollution has become an increasing concern in the Mekong region due to seasonal
vegetative burning triggered by related anthropogenic activities and climate change. While …

Fire activity and fire weather in a fire–prone Lower Mekong subregion (mainly
encompassing northern Thailand, eastern Myanmar, and northern Laos) were investigated …

For the past decade, smoke-haze pollution from forest fires and open burning has been a
yearly recurring problem over Chiang Rai and other provinces in Upper Northern Thailand …

Forest fires are a significant source of air pollution in Asia. In this study, we integrate satellite
remote sensing data and ground-based measurements to infer fire–air pollution …

Thailand experiences critical haze pollution from biomass open burning, including forest
fires and agricultural burning, especially in the northern part of the country during the dry …

Active fires emit aerosols and greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. In this paper, the
behavior of active fires over a period of 1 year in Nepal, Bhutan, and Sri Lanka is studied …

In northern Thailand, biomass burning is a major source of high concentrations of particulate
matter with a diameter< 10 μm (PM 10) during the burning season (January to May), leading …

The seasonal variability of biomass open burning activities in the Greater Mekong Sub-
region (GMS) with focus on carbon monoxide (CO) and total particulate matter or aerosol …

In this study, we used fire ignitions detected from the Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer
Suite (VIIRS) 375 m I-Band satellite data with the event location information to assess spatial …

Relatively little is known about fire regimes in grassland and cropland in Central Asia. In this
study, eleven variables of fire regimes were measured from 2001 to 2019 by utilizing the …