Wildland fire is a critical process in forests of the western United States (US). Variation in fire
behavior, which is heavily influenced by fuel loading, terrain, weather, and vegetation type …

Understanding the complex interrelationships between wildfire and its environmental and
anthropogenic controls is crucial for wildfire modeling and management. Although machine …

Fire refugia—locations that burn less severely or less frequently than surrounding areas—
support late-successional and old-growth forest structure and function. This study …

We describe the development and implementation of an operational human-caused
wildland fire occurrence prediction (FOP) system in the province of Ontario, Canada. A suite …

Context Restoring wide areas of fire excluded western US landscapes to fuel limited, fire
resilient systems where fires self-regulate and burn with low or mixed severity will require …

As the need for wildfire adaptation for human populations in the wildland-urban interface
(WUI) intensifies in the face of changes that have increased the number of wildfires that …

Many dry conifer forests in the southwestern USA and elsewhere historically (prior to the late
1800's) experienced fairly frequent surface fire at intervals ranging from roughly five to 30 …

The increasing complexity and impacts of fire seasons in the United States have prompted
efforts to improve early warning systems for wildland fire management. Outlooks of potential …

The present context of escalating environmental risks places increased pressure and
importance on our technical ability to predict and mitigate the potential consequences and …

Chilean Wildfires: Probabilistic Prediction, Emergency Response, and Public
Communication in: Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society Volume 99 Issue 11 (2018) …