Wildland fire management is subject to manifold sources of uncertainty. Beyond the
unpredictability of wildfire behavior, uncertainty stems from inaccurate/missing data, limited …

Fire regimes result from reciprocal interactions between vegetation and fire that may be
further affected by other disturbances, including climate, landform, and terrain. In this paper …

Techniques for modeling burn probability (BP) combine the stochastic components of fire
regimes (ignitions and weather) with sophisticated fire growth algorithms to produce high …

Strategic modification of forest vegetation has become increasingly popular as one of the
few preemptive activities that land managers can undertake to reduce the likelihood that an …

The present study used a rule-based approach to prioritise locations of fuel treatments in the
boreal mixedwood forest of western Canada. The analysis, which was conducted in and …

Management around wilderness parks ideally requires thorough fire suppression in
proximate settled and commercially exploited lands and natural fire within protected areas …

abstract Fire regimes result from reciprocal interactions between vegetation and fire that may
be further affected by other disturbances, including climate, landform, and terrain. In this …