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Tree species influence boreal forest fire behavior and subsequent effects on climate
Tree species boreal forest fire on climate
2015/3/4
For a better understanding of how forest fires behave and interact with climate, scientists are turning to the trees. A new study out of UC Irvine shows that differences in individual tree species bet...
Influences to Forest Fire Occurrence of Climate Change: A Study in Ta He Forestry Bureau in Great Xing’an Mountain
Climate Change Forest Fire Great Xing’an Mountain Julian Date Ta He
2011/12/16
Forest fire is one of the most important ecological factors in the forest ecosystem. The Daxinanling forest region has not only the largest forest areas, but also the biggest forest fire burned area i...
Research of an Automatic Forest Fire Detection System Based on Cooperative Perception
CCD Camera Cooperative Perception Fire Detection System Forest Fire Ultraviolet
2011/12/21
This paper proposes a distributed intelligent system for forest fire detection based on integration of information from several distributed sensors. An automatic fire detection system with ultraviolet...
Californian forest fire plumes over Southwestern British Columbia: lidar, sunphotometry, and mountaintop chemistry observations
Californian forest fire Southwestern British Columbia mountaintop chemistry
2011/1/20
Forest fires in Northern California and Oregon were responsible for two significant regional scale aerosol transport events observed in southern British Columbia during summer 2008. A combination of g...
Effects to Forest Fire Occurrence of Climate Change in Ta He Forestry Bureau in Great Xing’an Mountain
Climate Change Forest Fire Great Xing’an Mountain Julian Date Ta He
2011/12/16
Forest fire is one of the most important ecological factors in the forest ecosystem. The Great Xing’an Mountain region has not only the largest forest areas, but also the biggest forest fire burned ar...
Ground-based remote sensing of an elevated forest fire aerosol layer at Whistler, BC: implications for interpretation of mountaintop chemistry
an elevated forest fire aerosol layer mountaintop chemistry
2010/12/28
On 30 August 2009, intense forest fires in interior British Columbia (BC) coupled with winds from the east and northeast resulted in transport of a broad forest fire plume across southwestern BC. The ...
A stochastic Forest Fire Model for future land cover scenarios assessment
Forest Fire Model future land scenarios assessment
2010/10/21
Land cover is affected by many factors including economic development, climate and natural disturbances such as wildfires. The ability to evaluate how fire regimes may alter future vegetation, and how...
This paper explores log-periodicity in a forest-fire cellular-automata model. At each time step of this model a tree is dropped on a randomly chosen site; if the site is unoccupied, the tree is plante...
Dependence of solar radiative forcing of forest fire aerosol on ageing and state of mixture
solar radiative forcing forest fire aerosol mixture
2009/3/11
During airborne in situ measurements of particle size distributions in a forest fire plume originating in Northern Canada, an accumulation mode number mean diameter of 0.34 mm was observed over Linden...
Around the world in 17 days - hemispheric-scale transport of forest fire smoke from Russia in May 2003
hemispheric-scale transport forest fire smoke Russia
2009/3/4
In May 2003, severe forest fires in southeast Russia resulted in smoke plumes extending widely across the Northern Hemisphere. This study combines satellite data from a variety of platforms (Moderate ...
Modeling of biomass smoke injection into the lower stratosphere by a large forest fire（Part II）: sensitivity studies
biomass smoke lower stratosphere forest fire sensitivity studies
2009/1/20
The Chisholm forest fire that burned in Alberta, Canada, in May 2001 resulted in injection of substantial amounts of smoke into the lower stratosphere. We used the cloud-resolving plume model ATHAM (A...
Modeling of biomass smoke injection into the lower stratosphere by a large forest fire (Part I): reference simulation
biomass smoke lower stratosphere large forest fire
2009/1/20
Wildland fires in boreal regions have the potential to initiate deep convection, so-called pyro-convection, due to their release of sensible heat. Under favorable atmospheric conditions, large fires c...
Perturbation of the European free troposphere aerosol by North American forest fire plumes during the ICARTT-ITOP experiment in summer 2004
European free troposphere aerosol North American forest fire ICARTT-ITOP
2008/12/22
During the ICARTT-ITOP Experiment in summer 2004 plumes from large wildfires in North America were transported to Central Europe at 3–8 km altitude above sea level (a.s.l.). These plumes were studied...