Fire risk mapping–mapping the probability of fire occurrence and spread–is essential for pre-
fire management as well as for efficient firefighting efforts. Most fire risk maps are generated …

Wildland fires originated by lightning in Catalonia (NE Spain) are systematically examined
through the use of lightning and precipitation data. The region of study, with a Mediterranean …

The Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area (TWWHA) has globally significant natural
and cultural values, some of which are dependent on the absence of fire or the presence of …

Wildfires are expected to increase in Mediterranean landscapes as a result of climate
change and changes in land-use practices. In order to advance our understanding of human …

In many regions, the frequency and extent of wildfires has increased in recent years, a trend
which is expected to continue. Hence, there is a need for effective fire management …

On 24 November 2016, extreme hot and dry weather led to more than 1000 fires in Israel.
One of the largest fires (120 ha) occurred in the city of Haifa. The fire began on the slopes of …

Live fuel moisture content (LFMC) is a critical variable in improving fire risk estimations,
which varies widely among different vegetation types and ecosystems. However, many …

Communities and ecosystems may be particularly vulnerable to fire hazard. In addition,
modern societies are connected with interdependent infrastructures, and the assessment of …

This article analyzes lightning/landscape interactions across the State of Colorado. Ten
years (2003–2012) of warm season cloud-to-ground (CG) lightning activity are mapped at …

In many regions, the frequency and extent of wildfires has increased in recent years, a trend
which is expected to continue. Hence, there is a need for effective fire management …