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Fire-history implications of fire scarring
Canadian Journal of Forest Research, 2013Fire scars are widely used to reconstruct fire history, yet patterns of scarring are poorly understood, hampering effective sampling and analysis. Factors that influence the probability a tree will receive a scar (SP) and the fraction of trees that scar (SF) are little studied.
William L. Baker, Alexa J. Dugan
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Garments fire: History repeats itself
American Journal of Industrial Medicine, 2013One hundred years after the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire in New York City that caused the death of 146 garment workers, a garment fire on November 24, 2012 in Bangladesh resulted in 111 deaths under remarkably similar circumstances. The majority of these workers were also young women, economically disadvantaged, migrants, and, by any definition ...
Hasanat, Alamgir +2 more
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Land Zoning Based on Fire History
International Journal of Wildland Fire, 1997An approach to land zoning for fire planning purposes through classification of geographical units referred to as Basic Units - in a multivariate context is proposed. The method, developed for large areas, employs a few statistics computed from historical fire data, that were selected with the aim of depicting a ''fire history profile'' of each Basic ...
BOVIO, Giovanni, CAMIA A.
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Fire Suppression Effectiveness for Simultaneous Fires: An Examination of Fire Histories
Western Journal of Applied Forestry, 1990Abstract We examined fire and weather records for areas of the western United States for the period 1970-1984 to determine the effects of simultaneous wildfire occurrence on fire suppression efforts. Burning conditions were accounted for by use of short strings of fires which involved simultaneous suppression efforts.
Larry F. Bednar +2 more
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2022
Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) covers around 60% of Poland's forests. Pine stands are considered as fire prone, which exposes a large area of forests to the risk of fire ignition and spread. This is confirmed by the statistics, among which Poland belongs to the group of European countries where forest fires occur most often.
Jan Kaczmarowski, Wojciech Kędziora
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Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) covers around 60% of Poland's forests. Pine stands are considered as fire prone, which exposes a large area of forests to the risk of fire ignition and spread. This is confirmed by the statistics, among which Poland belongs to the group of European countries where forest fires occur most often.
Jan Kaczmarowski, Wojciech Kędziora
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Fire History and Fire Regimes Shifts in Patagonian Temperate Forests
2017Fire has been a frequent disturbance in Patagonia. The presence of charcoal in sedimentary records covering the last 44,000 years suggests that natural fires played a significant role in shaping the landscape before the arrival of Native Americans ca. 14,500–12,500 years ago.
Mundo, Ignacio A. +3 more
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