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	International Journal of Wildland Fire Volume 11 Number 3 & 4 2002 Fire and Forest Meteorology Editors: S. A. Ferguson, T. J. Brown and M. Flannigan

Tribute to Mike Fosberg

Francis M. Fujioka

pp. iii-iii

PDF (108 KB) - $25.00

Preface to 'Fire and Forest Meteorology'

Sue A. Feguson, Timothy J. Brown and Mike Flannigan

pp. v-v

PDF (115 KB)

A model to predict lightning-caused fire occurrences

Kerry Anderson

pp. 163-172

Abstract

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Forecasting diurnal variations in fire intensity to enhance wildland firefighter safety

J. A. Beck , M. E. Alexander , S. D. Harvey and A. K. Beaver

pp. 173-182

Abstract

| PDF (352 KB) - $25.00

The Oklahoma Fire Danger Model: An operational tool for mesoscale fire danger rating in Oklahoma

J. D. Carlson , Robert E. Burgan, David M. Engle and Justin R. Greenfield

pp. 183-191

Abstract

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A new method for the analysis of fire spread modeling errors

Francis M. Fujioka

pp. 193-203

Abstract

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Modification of the Fosberg fire weather index to include drought

Scott L. Goodrick

pp. 205-211

Abstract

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An examination of the sensitivity of numerically simulated wildfires to low-level atmospheric stability and moisture, and the consequences for the Haines Index

Mary Ann Jenkins

pp. 213-232

Abstract

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Studying wildfire behavior using FIRETEC

Rodman Linn , Jon Reisner, Jonah J. Colman and Judith Winterkamp

pp. 233-246

Abstract

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A dynamics based view of atmosphere–fire interactions

Brian E. Potter

pp. 247-255

Abstract

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Long lead statistical forecasts of area burned in western U.S. wildfires by ecosystem province

Anthony L. Westerling , Alexander Gershunov, Daniel R. Cayan and Tim P. Barnett

pp. 257-266

Abstract

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Measuring moisture dynamics to predict fire severity in longleaf pine forests

Sue A. Ferguson , Julia E. Ruthford, Steven J. McKay, David Wright, Clint Wright and Roger Ottmar

pp. 267-279

Abstract

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Near-real time mapping of Keetch-Byram drought index in the south-eastern United States

Michael J. Janis , Michael B. Johnson and Gloria Forthun

pp. 281-289

Abstract

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Annual Author Index

pp. 291-291

PDF (120 KB)

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