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	International Journal of Wildland Fire Volume 18 Number 8 2009

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An approach to operational forest fire growth predictions for Canada

K. R. Anderson, P. Englefield, J. M. Little and Gerhard Reuter

pp. 893-905

Abstract

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The BlueSky smoke modeling framework

Narasimhan K. Larkin, Susan M. O'Neill, Robert Solomon, Sean Raffuse, Tara Strand, Dana C. Sullivan, Candace Krull, Miriam Rorig, Janice Peterson and Sue A. Ferguson

pp. 906-920

Abstract

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Modeling and mapping wildfire ignition risk in Portugal

Filipe X. Catry, Francisco C. Rego, Fernando L. Bação and Francisco Moreira

pp. 921-931

Abstract

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Prediction of the probability of large fires in the Sydney region of south-eastern Australia using fire weather

R. A. Bradstock, J. S. Cohn, A. M. Gill, M. Bedward and C. Lucas

pp. 932-943

Abstract

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Effects of targeted cattle grazing on fire behavior of cheatgrass-dominated rangeland in the northern Great Basin, USA

Joel M. Diamond, Christopher A. Call and Nora Devoe

pp. 944-950

Abstract

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Spot fires: fuel bed flammability and capability of firebrands to ignite fuel beds

Anne Ganteaume, Corinne Lampin-Maillet, Mercedes Guijarro, Carmen Hernando, Marielle Jappiot, Teresa Fonturbel, Pedro Pérez-Gorostiaga and José A. Vega

pp. 951-969

Abstract

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Road network density correlated with increased lightning fire incidence in the Canadian western boreal forest

M. Cecilia Arienti, Steven G. Cumming, Meg A. Krawchuk and Stan Boutin

pp. 970-982

Abstract

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Spatial and temporal extremes of wildfire sizes in Portugal (1984–2004)

P. de Zea Bermudez, J. Mendes, J. M. C. Pereira, K. F. Turkman and M. J. P. Vasconcelos

pp. 983-991

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Characterization of wildfire regimes in Canadian boreal terrestrial ecosystems

Yueyang Jiang, Qianlai Zhuang, Mike D. Flannigan and John M. Little

pp. 992-1002

Abstract

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Seed provenance and fire-related reproductive traits of Pinus pinaster in central Spain

Luis Gil, Rosana López, Álvaro García-Mateos and Inés González-Doncel

pp. 1003-1009

Abstract

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Assessing the capabilities of geospatial data to map built structures and evaluate their bushfire threat

Kim Lowell, Ron Shamir, Andreia Siqueira, John White, Alice O'Connor, Gary Butcher, Mark Garvey and Michael Niven

pp. 1010-1020

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Critical live fuel moisture in chaparral ecosystems: a threshold for fire activity and its relationship to antecedent precipitation

Philip E. Dennison and Max A. Moritz

pp. 1021-1027

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