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Integrating Fire Behavior Models and Geospatial Analysis for Wildland Fire Risk Assessment and Fuel Management Planning

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Nicole M. Vaillant

Alan A. Ager

Mark A. Finney

udgivet i: Journal of Combustion

dato for udgivelse: 2011

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