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Wildland fires: predicting the behavior of wildland fires-among nature's most potent forces-can save lives, money, and natural resources
During a period of three days in mid-February 1983, bushfires swept over 400,000 ha in southern Australia, killing 74 people, destroying more than 2,000 homes, and burning out 7 towns. This tragic repetition of the fires of January 1939, in which 71…
Author(s): Frank A. Albini
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Costs of fire suppression forces based on cost-aggregation approach
A cost-aggregation approach has been developed for determining the cost of Fire Management Inputs (FMls)-the direct fireline production units (personnel and equipment) used in initial attack and large-fire suppression activities. All components…
Author(s): Armando Gonzalez-Caban, Charles W. McKetta, Thomas J. Mills
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Estimating postfire changes in production and value of northern rocky mountain-intermountain rangelands
A simulation model was developed to estimate postfire changes in the production and value of grazing lands in the Northern Rocky Mountain-Intermountain region. Ecological information and management decisions were used to simulate expected changes in…
Author(s): David L. Peterson, Patrick J. Flowers
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