Fire suppression is the primary management response to wildfires in many areas globally.
By removing less-extreme wildfires, this approach ensures that remaining wildfires burn …

The most destructive and deadly wildfires in US history were also fast. Using satellite data,
we analyzed the daily growth rates of more than 60,000 fires from 2001 to 2020 across the …

This paper presents a unique 15-year dataset of Incident Management Situation Reports
(IMSR), which document daily wildland fire situations across ten geographical regions in the …

Background As fire seasons in the Western US intensify and lengthen, fire managers have
been grappling with increases in simultaneous, significant incidents that compete for …

Abstract The US National Fire Danger Rating System (USNFDRS) supports wildfire
management decisions nationwide, but it has not been updated since 1988. Here we …

The scale of wildfire impacts to the built environment is growing and will likely continue
under rising average global temperatures. We investigate whether and at what destruction …

Emergencies often lead to the impairment of infrastructure systems, including transportation
systems. It is necessary to analyze the uncertainty and correlation of transportation network …

Wildfires often burn across boundaries affecting multiple jurisdictions, landowners and
levels of government. Wildfire co-management across jurisdictions is expected to increase in …

Climate change has been shown to increase wildfire risk, while prescribed burning is a
potential management action that landowners can perform to adapt to such climate-driven …

The global occurrence, scale, and frequency of wildfires pose significant threats to
ecosystem services and human livelihoods. To effectively quantify and attribute the …