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Acute Pediatric Health Risks from Elastomer Thermolysis-PAH Emission Scenarios at School Receptors Following an Industrial Tire Fire. [PDF]

Molecules
Pająk K, Reindl AR.
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CalWildFire: A high-resolution in situ dataset for wildfire analysis and modeling in the Mediterranean region. [PDF]

Sci Data
De Rango A, Lo Scudo F, Furnari L, Senatore A, D'Ambrosio D, Mendicino G, Greco G.   +6 more
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An AI-driven fire risk forecasting framework for urban villages using IGWO-optimized LSTM with incremental learning. [PDF]

PLoS One
Tian J, Li H, Lv S.
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Do Giant Sequoias Regenerate in Large Crown Fire Patches? [PDF]

Ecol Evol
Hanson CT, Chi TY, Khosla M, Swolgaard C.   +3 more
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Interpol review of forensic fire debris analysis and fire investigation, 2023-2025. [PDF]

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Evans M.
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Developing Messages to Prevent Smokeless Tobacco and Nicotine Pouch Uptake Among Early Career Rural Firefighters in California: A Qualitative Study. [PDF]

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Moore R, Cunradi C, Moose K, Meza E, Hernandez E, Caetano R.   +5 more
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Forest-fire model with natural fire resistance

Physical Review E, 2011
Observations suggest that contemporary wildfire suppression practices in the United States have contributed to conditions that facilitate large, destructive fires. We introduce a forest-fire model with natural fire resistance that supports this theory. Fire resistance is defined with respect to the size and shape of clusters; the model yields power-law
Mark R, Yoder, Donald L, Turcotte, John B, Rundle   +2 more
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Computer Modeling of Compartment Fires

Journal of Fire Protection Engineering, 1993
A three dimensional computational fluid dynamics model for the simulation of fire is presented. The model solves the governing partial differential equations for continuity, momentum, and energy us...
Hadjisophocleous, G. V., Cacambouras, M.
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Origin of firing varibility of the integrate-and-fire model

Neurocomputing, 1999
Abstract It has been reported that neurones in the visual cortex fire with a high CV (standard deviation/mean) of interspike interval, greater than 0.5. In terms of the integrate-and-fire model with and without reversal potentials, we elaborate the underlying mechanism of producing spike trains with CV greater than 0.5.
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