Forest fire causes and extent on United States Forest Service lands

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3. Fuel treatment impacts on estimated wildfire carbon loss from forests in Montana, Oregon, California, and Arizona
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4. A synthesis of post-fire Burned Area Reports from 1972 to 2009 for western US Forest Service lands: trends in wildfire characteristics and post-fire stabilisation treatments and expenditures
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6. Wildfire severity and postfire salvage harvest effects on long‐term forest regeneration
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7. Long and Short-Term Effects of Fire on Soil Charcoal of a Conifer Forest in Southwest Oregon
   Melissa R. A. Pingree, Peter S. Homann, Brett A. Morrissette, Robyn Lea Willey Darbyshire · 2012 · Forests
8. Large wildfire driven increases in nighttime fire activity observed across CONUS from 2003–2020
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9. Landscape‐scale fuel treatment and wildfire impacts on carbon stocks and fire hazard in California spotted owl habitat
   Lindsay A. Chiono, Danny L. Fry, Brandon M. Collins, Andrea H. Chatfield, Scott Lewis Stephens · 2017 · Ecosphere
10. The fate of biological soil crusts after fire: A meta-analysis
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11. Hydrological controls on carbon metabolism in wetlands
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12. Forest disturbance interactions and successional pathways in the Southern Rocky Mountains
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13. Post-fire surface fuel dynamics in California forests across three burn severity classes
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14. Interpreting machine learning prediction of fire emissions and comparison with FireMIP process-based models
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15. Fire and Fuel Management
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16. Future climate affects management strategies for maintaining forest restoration treatments
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17. Climate change effects on wildland fire risk in the Northeastern and Great Lakes states predicted by a downscaled multi-model ensemble
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18. Spatial and temporal characteristics of wildfires in Mississippi, USA
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19. Driving factors of fire density can spatially vary at the local scale in south-eastern France
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20. Fire Management and Policy Since European Settlement
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21. Wilderness shapes contemporary fire size distributions across landscapes of the western United States
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22. Impacts of conservation easements for threat abatement and fire management in a rural oak woodland landscape
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23. Climate change and its impact on Forest Fire in the state of Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand states of India: Remote Sensing and GIS Analysis
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24. Chapter 2 Climatic and Weather Factors Affecting Fire Occurrence and Behavior
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25. A Mixed-Effects Heterogeneous Negative Binomial Model for Postfire Conifer Regeneration in Northeastern California, USA
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26. Dwarf mistletoe effects on fuel loadings in ponderosa pine forests in northern Arizona
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27. Temporal fuel dynamics following high-severity fire in dry mixed conifer forests of the eastern Cascades, Oregon, USA
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28. Does the presence of large down wood at the time of a forest fire impact soil recovery?
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29. Análisis espacio-temporal de incendios forestales en la región del Maule, Chile
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30. Explaining the spatio-seasonal variation of fires by their causes: The case of southeastern France
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31. Different fire–climate relationships on forested and non-forested landscapes in the Sierra Nevada ecoregion
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32. A 6 year longitudinal study of post-fire woody carbon dynamics in California’s forests
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33. Analysis of Wildfire Danger Level Using Logistic Regression Model in Sichuan Province, China
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34. Regional modeling of large wildfires under current and potential future climates in Colorado and Wyoming, USA
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35. Forest Fire Trend and Influence of Climate Variability in India: A Geospatial Analysis at National and Local Scale
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36. Modeling Climate-Fire Connections within the Great Basin and Upper Colorado River Basin, Western United States
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37. Outcomes of fire research: is science used?
    Molly E. Hunter · 2016 · International Journal of Wildland Fire
38. Large wildland fires in three diverse regions in Spain from 1978 to 2010.
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39. Utilising scientific information to support resilient forest and fire management
    Melanie M. Colavito · 2017 · International Journal of Wildland Fire
40. Comprehensive Fuels Treatment Practices Guide for Mixed Conifer Forests: California, Central and Southern Rockies, and the Southwest
    Alexander M. Evans, Richard G. Everett, Scott Lewis Stephens, J. A. Youlz · 2011 · Lincoln (University of Nebraska)
41. An assessment of climate change and the vulnerability of wildlife in the Sky Islands of the Southwest
    Sharon J. Coe, Deborah M. Finch, Megan M. Friggens · 2012
42. Stand-replacing wildfires alter the community structure of wood-inhabiting fungi in southwestern ponderosa pine forests of the USA
    Valerie J. Kurth, Nicholas Fransioli, Peter Z. Fulé, Stephen C. Hart, Catherine A. Gehring · 2013 · Fungal ecology
43. Satellite-based estimation of the impacts of summertime wildfires on PM 2.5 concentration in the United States
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44. Are Wildland Fires Increasing Large Patches of Complex Early Seral Forest Habitat?
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45. Mixed‐severity wildfire and salvage logging affect the populations of a forest‐dependent carnivoran and a competitor
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46. Uncertainty Associated with Evaluating Rockfall Hazard to Roads in Burned Areas
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47. Temporal Patterns of Large Wildfires and Their Burn Severity in Rangelands of Western United States
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48. Prediction of Forest Fire Occurrence in Southwestern China
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49. Fire and Forest Management in Montane Forests of the Northwestern States and California, USA
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50. Optical properties of biomass burning aerosol during the 2021 Oregon fire season: comparison between wild and prescribed fires
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51. Wilderness Fire Management in a Changing Environment
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52. Long-Term Impacts of Fuel Treatment Placement with Respect to Forest Cover Type on Potential Fire Behavior across a Mountainous Landscape
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53. Insights into the phenomenon of alien plant invasion and its synergistic interlinkage with three current ecological issues
    Himangshu Dutta · 2018 · Journal of Asia-Pacific Biodiversity
54. A novel method to identify likely causes of wildfire
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55. Climatic and weather factors affecting fire occurrence and behavior
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56. A Deep-Learning-Based Approach to the Classification of Fire Types
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57. Fire risk assessment along the climate, vegetation type variability over the part of Asian region: a geospatial approach
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58. The Importance of Scale in Using Hierarchical Census Data to Identify the Wildland–Urban Interface
    Yangjian Zhang, Michael C. Wimberly · 2007 · Southern Journal of Applied Forestry
59. Update on the Effects of a Sierran Wildfire on Surface Runoff Water Quality
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60. Vegetation structure and food availability following disturbance in recently restored early successional plant communities
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61. Combining Satellite-Based Fire Observations and Ground-Based Lightning Detections to Identify Lightning Fires Across the Conterminous USA
    Avi Bar‐Massada, Todd J. Hawbaker, Susan I. Stewart, Volker Christian Radeloff · 2012 · IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing
62. Analysis of forest health and socioeconomic dimension in climate change scenario and its future impacts: remote sensing and GIS approach
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63. Combustion behavior and fire security of storage grains before and after mildew
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64. Chapter 16 A Probabilistic View of Chaparral and Forest Fire Regimes in Southern California and Northern Baja California
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65. Spatial pattern of wildfire occurrences in Alabama, USA
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67. Regional patterns in U.S. wildfire activity: the critical role of ignition sources
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68. Factors influencing wildfire occurrence and distribution in eastern Kentucky
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69. Climate impacts to forest ecosystem processes: Douglas-fir growth in northwestern U.S. mountain landscapes and area burned by wildfire in western U.S. ecoprovinces
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70. Forest Ecosystems
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71. Climate Changes Consequences from Sun-Earth Connections and Anthropogenic Relationships
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72. A comprehensive taxonomy for forest fire risk assessment: bridging methodological gaps and proposing future directions
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73. Quantifying drivers of change in social-ecological systems: land management impacts wildfire probability in forests of the western US
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74. County‐level analysis of the impact of temperature and population increases on California wildfire data
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75. LSTM neural network integrating remote sensing and meteorological data reveals forest fire risk trajectories in China over the past 100 years
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76. Potential Analysis of Mediterranean Forestry for Offsetting GHG Emissions at Regional Level: Evidence from Valencia, Spain
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77. Grass invasion reduces the resilience of tree regeneration to fire in the Central Hardwoods Region
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78. Deep Learning-Based Prediction of Fire Occurrence with Hydroclimatic Condition and Drought Phase over South Korea
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79. Evaluation of long term forest fires in India with respect to state administrative boundary, forest category of LULC and future climate change scenario: A Geospatial Perspective
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80. ANÁLISE DO PERFIL DOS INCÊNDIOS FLORESTAIS NO PARQUE ESTADUAL DA SERRA DO BRIGADEIRO E ENTORNO (MG)
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81. RISK MAPPING OF FIRES IN VEGETATION IN THE SERRA DO BRIGADEIRO STATE PARK (MG) AND SURROUNDINGS
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82. Ecology, conservation and climate-fire challenges on Uluguru Mountain biodiversity hotspot, Tanzania
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83. A Smart and Secure Wireless Sensor Network for Early Forest Fire Prediction: An Emulated Scenario Approach
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84. Mechanized Thinning, Prescribed Fire, and Needle Age Influences on the Mineral Nutrition of Jeffrey Pine: Elemental Concentrations in Foliage and Soil
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85. Terminus Ante Quem Constraint of Pueblo Occupation Periods in the Jemez Province, New Mexico
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86. Long-Term Growth Responses of a Jeffrey Pine Stand to Mechanized Thinning and Prescribed Fire
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87. Wildfire Effects on Understory Vegetation, Natural Regeneration, and Forest Floor Fuels in a Sierran Mixed Conifer Stand
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88. The relation of landscape characteristics, human settlements, spatial planning, and fuel management with extreme wildfires
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89. Hierarchical Early Wireless Forest Fire Prediction System Utilizing Virtual Sensors
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90. Wildland Fire Management: Movement Towards Enabling Resiliency?
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91. Ants, wind, and low litter deposition contribute to the maintenance of fire-protective clearings around Jeffrey pine (Pinus jeffreyi)
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92. Analysis of forest fire and climate variability using Geospatial Technology for the State of Telangana, India
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93. A Wireless Sensor Network Application in Forest Fire Early Detection: A Smart and Secure Approach
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94. Water Relations in Sierra Nevada Mixed Conifer: Wildfire Effects and Species Distinctions
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95. Quantitative Evidence for Increasing Forest Fire Severity in the Sierra Nevada and Southern Cascade
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96. Influences of Thinning and Underburning Restoration Practices on Red Turpentine Beetle Demography in Jeffrey Pine
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97. Post-fire regeneration and fuel succession patterns in Hesperocyparis bakeri forests
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98. EFFECTS OF WILDLAND-URBAN INTERFACE FUEL TREATMENTS ON POTENTIAL FIRE BEHAVIOR AND ECOSYSTEM SERVICES IN THE CENTRAL SIERRA NEVADA MOUNTAINS OF CALIFORNIA
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99. Chapter 3 Fire Policy in the Urban–wildland Interface in the United States: What are the Issues and Possible Solutions?
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100. MODELING BURN PROBABILITY: A MAXENT APPROACH TO ESTIMATING CALIFORNIA'S WILDFIRE POTENTAL
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