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Post-Fire Management of Exotic Forests
2011Forests dominated by exotic tree species represent around 5% of all European forests, including plantations and self-sown exotic forests. The management of burned exotic forests is characterized taking into account specific aspects related with the protection of soils and the restoration of natural vegetation.
Joaquim S. Silva, Hélia Marchante
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Climate services for forest fire risk management
2020<p>The weather and its climatic evolution play the main role in generating hazard profiles of forest fires. The increased in magnitude and damage of last forest fire seasons has caused a larger concern of the insurance sector for this peril.
Céline Deandreis +8 more
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2003
Fire management policies emerged as a means of controlling widespread social, economic and ecological impacts of fire. However, it is now recognized that complete fire exclusion is ecologically and economically undesirable, and an operational impossibility.
Jennifer L. Beverly, David L. Martell
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Fire management policies emerged as a means of controlling widespread social, economic and ecological impacts of fire. However, it is now recognized that complete fire exclusion is ecologically and economically undesirable, and an operational impossibility.
Jennifer L. Beverly, David L. Martell
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Use of Forest Ecosystem Classification Systems in Fire Management
Environmental Monitoring and Assessment, 1996Forest Ecosystem Classification (FEC) systems have been used in the past mainly for forest management decision-making. FEC systems can also serve an important role for decision-making in other disciplines, such as fire management for both wildfire suppression and prescribed burning operations.
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Post-Fire Management of Serotinous Pine Forests
2011The current chapter describes the ecological context and post-fire management practices for the most important and fire-prone coniferous tree species in the Mediterranean Basin, the serotinous pine trees. The state of art about evolution, habitat and adaptive strategies of Pinus halepensis Mill, Pinus brutia Ten.
Jorge de las Heras +11 more
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Crisis management. Putting out forest fires.
Physician executive, 1989A crisis can hit any business. It can hurt cash flow, productivity, the public's faith, and the company's image. The adverse effects come in two major areas: public image and cash flow, both of which can be devastating. Lack of planning ensures maximum pain and the greatest chance of future collapse.
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Forest fire prevention: a GIS tool for fire-fighting planning and management. [PDF]
, 2007 ABSTRACT: For the organization of efficient and effective firefighting activities an understanding of the potential ignition risk level and the allocation of the means in a territory is needed. The IBIMET, Institute of the National Research Council and the DISTAF, Department of Environmental Science and Technology in Forestry of the University of ...
E Marchi +5 more
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Forest Fire: Causes, Consequences & Management Solutions
"Forest Fire: Causes, Consequences, Management Solutions" is a comprehensive book that explores the multifaceted aspects of forest fires. Through its 10 chapters, the book covers topics such as forest fire dynamics in India and the Himalayan region, impact on green cover and medicinal plants, soil erosion, fire-tolerant plants, and climate change ...openaire +1 more source
Global and Regional Trends and Drivers of Fire Under Climate Change
Reviews of Geophysics, 2022Matthew W Jones +2 more
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