CSIRO Publishing Home Books & CDs Journals About Us Shopping Cart
International Journal of Wildland Fire
  Published on behalf of the International Association of Wildland Fire
You are here: Journals > International Journal of Wildland Fire   
Search
 
 
  Advanced Search
   
Journal Home
General Information
Scope
Editorial Structure
Editorial Contacts
Sites of Interest
Print Publication Dates
Online Content
For Authors
For Referees
How to Order

 Most Read
Visit our Most Read page regularly to keep up-to-date with the most downloaded papers in this journal.

 Early Alert
Subscribe to our email Early Alert or RSS feeds for the latest journal papers.

 
Table of Contents

International Journal of Wildland Fire International Journal of Wildland Fire
Volume 16 Number 6 2007


Descriptive Table of Contents 


pp. i-ii

PDF (300 KB)


Modelling emissions from Canadian wildfires: a case study of the 2002 Quebec fires 

David Lavoué, Sunling Gong and Brian J. Stocks

pp. 649-663

Abstract 
| PDF (778 KB) - $25.00     


Comparing landscape-based decision rules for placement of fuel treatments in the boreal mixedwood of western Canada 

Marc-André Parisien, David R. Junor and Victor G. Kafka

pp. 664-672

Abstract 
| PDF (975 KB) - $25.00     


A fuel treatment reduces fire severity and increases suppression efficiency in a mixed conifer forest 

Jason J. Moghaddas and Larry Craggs

pp. 673-678

Abstract 
| PDF (1.5 MB) - $25.00     


Evaluation of a post-fire tree mortality model for western USA conifers 

Sharon M. Hood, Charles W. McHugh, Kevin C. Ryan, Elizabeth Reinhardt and Sheri L. Smith

pp. 679-689

Abstract 
| PDF (261 KB) - $25.00     


Predicting sustained smouldering combustion in trembling aspen duff in Elk Island National Park, Canada 

S. G. Otway, E. W. Bork, K. R. Anderson and M. E. Alexander

pp. 690-701

Abstract 
| PDF (1 MB) - $25.00     


A computational method for optimising fuel treatment locations 

Mark A. Finney

pp. 702-711

Abstract 
| PDF (1.1 MB) - $25.00     


Simulation of long-term landscape-level fuel treatment effects on large wildfires 

Mark A. Finney, Rob C. Seli, Charles W. McHugh, Alan A. Ager, Bernhard Bahro and James K. Agee

pp. 712-727

Abstract 
| PDF (977 KB) - $25.00     


Small mammal communities in a pyrogenic habitat mosaic 

Karl W. Larsen, Ian T. Adams and Diane L. Haughland

pp. 728-740

Abstract 
| PDF (378 KB) - $25.00     


Post-fire ephemerals and spinifex-fuelled fires: a decision model for bilby habitat management in the Tanami Desert, Australia 

Richard Southgate and Susan Carthew

pp. 741-754

Abstract 
| PDF (654 KB) - $25.00     


Factors in United States Forest Service district rangers' decision to manage a fire for resource benefit 

Martha A. Williamson

pp. 755-762

Abstract 
| PDF (197 KB) - $25.00     


Zigzag shape of the fire front 

Domingos Xavier Viegas

pp. 763-764

Abstract 
| PDF (377 KB) - $25.00     


  
Subscriber Login
Username:
Password:  

Related Product
Culture, Ecology and Economy of Fire Management in North Australian Savannas
Deals with the management of fire in one of the world’s most flammable landscapes: Australia’s tropical savannas.
More


 Conferences in 2010/2011
  • 2nd Human Dimensions of Wildland Fire, San Antonio, USA, 26-29 Apr 2010
  • 2nd Int Conf. Modelling, Monitoring & Management of Fires, Kos, Greece, 23-25 June 2010
  • XXIII IUFRO World Congress, Seoul, South Korea, 23-28 Aug 2010
  • Wildland Fire Canada, Kitchener/Waterloo, Canada, 5-7 Oct 2010
  • 3rd Fire Behavior and Fuels Conference, Spokane, USA, 24-29 Oct 2010
  • VI International Conference on Forest Fire Research, Coimbra, Portugal, 15-18 Nov 2010
  • 11th Wildland Fire Safety Summit, Missoula, USA, 5-7 Apr 2011
    		•

    		 


     
    Top  Email this page
     


    Legal & Privacy | Sitemap | Contact Us | Help

    CSIRO

    © CSIRO 1996-2010