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	International Journal of Wildland Fire Volume 17 Number 2 2008

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The meteorological conditions associated with extreme fire risk in Italy and Greece: relevance to climate model studies

P. Good, M. Moriondo, C. Giannakopoulos and M. Bindi

pp. 155-165

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A pragmatic assessment of the usefulness of the MODIS (Terra and Aqua) 1-km active fire (MOD14A2 and MYD14A2) products for mapping fires in the fynbos biome

Helen de Klerk

pp. 166-178

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Review of formal methodologies for wind–slope correction of wildfire rate of spread

Jason J. Sharples

pp. 179-193

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Development of fuel models for fire behaviour prediction in maritime pine (Pinus pinaster Ait.) stands

Miguel G. Cruz and Paulo M. Fernandes

pp. 194-204

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A variable property heat transfer model for predicting soil temperature profiles during simulated wildland fire conditions

Ebenezer K. Enninful and David A. Torvi

pp. 205-213

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Meteorologically influenced wildfire impacts on urban particulate matter and visibility in Tucson, Arizona, USA

Erika K. Wise

pp. 214-223

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Different interest group views of fuels treatments: survey results from fire and fire surrogate treatments in a Sierran mixed conifer forest, California, USA

Sarah McCaffrey, Jason J. Moghaddas and Scott L. Stephens

pp. 224-233

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What do we know about forest fire size distribution, and why is this knowledge useful for forest management?

Wenbin Cui and Ajith H. Perera

pp. 234-244

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Fine-scale variation of historical fire regimes in sagebrush-steppe and juniper woodland: an example from California, USA

Richard F. Miller and Emily K. Heyerdahl

pp. 245-254

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Evaluating the effectiveness of contour-felled log erosion barriers as a post-fire runoff and erosion mitigation treatment in the western United States

P. R. Robichaud, J. W. Wagenbrenner, R. E. Brown, P. M. Wohlgemuth and J. L. Beyers

pp. 255-273

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Influence of water and terpenes on flammability in some dominant Mediterranean species

G. A. Alessio, J. Peñuelas, J. Llusià, R. Ogaya, M. Estiarte and M. De Lillis

pp. 274-286

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Natural post-fire dynamics and serotiny in 10-year-old Pinus halepensis Mill. stands along a geographic gradient

D. Moya, J. M. Espelta, F. R. López-Serrano, M. Eugenio and J. De Las Heras

pp. 287-292

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Landscape-scale changes in canopy fuels and potential fire behaviour following ponderosa pine restoration treatments

John P. Roccaforte, Peter Z. Fulé and W. Wallace Covington

pp. 293-303

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