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	International Journal of Wildland Fire Volume 19 Number 4 2010

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Assessing crown fire potential in coniferous forests of western North America: a critique of current approaches and recent simulation studies

Miguel G. Cruz and Martin E. Alexander

pp. 377-398

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NCEP–ECPC monthly to seasonal US fire danger forecasts

J. Roads, P. Tripp, H. Juang, J. Wang, F. Fujioka and S. Chen

pp. 399-414

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Effect of fire weather, fuel age and topography on patterns of remnant vegetation following a large fire event in southern California, USA

Nell Blodgett, Douglas A. Stow, Janet Franklin and Allen S. Hope

pp. 415-426

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Mesoscale model simulation of the meteorological conditions during the 2 June 2002 Double Trouble State Park wildfire

Joseph J. Charney and Daniel Keyser

pp. 427-448

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Beyond Landsat: a comparison of four satellite sensors for detecting burn severity in ponderosa pine forests of the Gila Wilderness, NM, USA

Zachary A. Holden, Penelope Morgan, Alistair M. S. Smith and Lee Vierling

pp. 449-458

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Simple models for predicting dead fuel moisture in eucalyptus forests

Stuart Matthews, Jim Gould and Lachie McCaw

pp. 459-467

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Economic analysis of geospatial technologies for wildfire suppression

Hayley Hesseln, Gregory S. Amacher and Aaron Deskins

pp. 468-477

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Bare soil and rill formation following wildfires, fuel reduction treatments, and pine plantations in the southern Sierra Nevada, California, USA

Neil H. Berg and David L. Azuma

pp. 478-489

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Impacts of erosion control treatments on native vegetation recovery after severe wildfire in the Eastern Cascades, USA

Erich K. Dodson, David W. Peterson and Richy J. Harrod

pp. 490-499

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Effect of fire severity on long-term occupancy of burned boreal conifer forests by saproxylic insects and wood-foraging birds

Antoine Nappi, Pierre Drapeau, Michel Saint-Germain and Virginie A. Angers

pp. 500-511

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The initiation of fire spread in shrubland fuels recreated in the laboratory

Matt P. Plucinski, Wendy R. Anderson, Ross A. Bradstock and A. Malcolm Gill

pp. 512-520

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Monte Carlo-based ensemble method for prediction of grassland fire spread

Miguel G. Cruz

pp. 521-530

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