Forest models are instrumental for understanding and projecting the impact of climate
change on forests. A considerable number of forest models have been developed in the last …

Large and intense wildfires are an integral part of many Canadian landscapes, playing a
critical role in ecosystem dynamics. However, the recent catastrophic fire seasons have …

Many parts of Europe face increasing challenges managing wildfires. Although wildfire is an
integral part of certain ecosystems, fires in many places are becoming larger and more …

Spatially explicit data on forest canopy fuel parameters provide critical information for
wildfire propagation modelling, emission estimations and risk assessment. LiDAR …

The Wildland-Urban Interface (WUI) is the area where houses and natural vegetation meet
or intermingle. WUI areas are exposed to an increased hazard of wildfires and have …

Analysing wildfire initiation patterns and identifying their primary drivers is essential for the
development of more efficient fire prevention strategies. However, such analyses have …

Integrating fire into land management is crucial in fire-prone regions. To evaluate the
effectiveness and efficiency of prescribed fire (PF), we employed the REMAINS model in NW …

Globally, wildfires burn an average of approximately 5.5 Mha of forest per year. Deriving a
detailed inventory of forest fuel conditions is critical to managing resources both before and …

Introduction In Portugal, the 2017 fire season was particularly extreme, leading to an
unprecedented large number of fatalities, injured people, destruction of houses and …

The growing threats posed by wildfires in Southern Europe are calling for the development
of comprehensive and sound management and risk assessment strategies. In this work, we …