IJWF Happenings
CSIRO recently published the newest issue (Vol. 18, No. 1) of the International Journal of Wildland Fire for the International Association of Wildland Fire. This issue covers a range of wildland fire-related topics, including fire effects on wildlife and soils, fuel moisture determination, fire history, fire danger, fire weather and air quality. Geographically the topics cover wildland fire-prone areas of eastern Russia, Europe, Australia and the United States.
Improving Estimates of Savanna Burning Emissions For Greenhouse Accounting in Northern Australia: Limitations, Challenges, Applications by Jeremy Russell-Smith, Brett P. Murphy, C.P. (Mick) Meyer, Garry D. Cook, Stefan Maier, Andrew C. Edwards, Jon Schatz and Peter Brocklehurst.
Modeling Fire Danger in Data-Poor Regions: A Case Study from the Russian Far East by Tatiana V. Loboda.
Regional-Scale Weather Patterns and Wildland Fires in Central Portugal by Klaus P. Hoinka, Anabela Carvalho and Ana Isabel Miranda.
The Importance of Fire-Atmosphere Coupling and Boundary-Layer Turbulence To Wildfire Spread by Ruiyu Sun, Steven K. Krueger, Mary Ann Jenkins, Michael A. Zulauf and Joseph J. Charney.
Frequency and Season of Fires Varies with Distance From Settlement and Grass Composition in Eucalyptus Miniata Savannas of the Darwin Region of Northern Australia by Louis P. Elliott, Donald C. Franklin and David M. J. S. Bowman.
Construction of Empirical Models for Predicting Pinus sp. Dead Fine Fuel Moisture in NW Spain. I: Response to Changes in temperature and relative humidity by Ana Daría Ruiz González, Jose Antonio Vega Hidalgo and Juan Gabriel Álvarez González.
What Factors Influence Rapid Post-Fire Site Re-Occupancy? A Case Study of the Endangered Eastern Bristlebird in Eastern Australia by David B. Lindenmayer, Chris MacGregor, Jeff T. Wood, Ross B. Cunningham, Mason Crane, Damian Michael, Rebecca Montague-Drake, Darren Brown, Martin Fortescue, Nick Dexter, Matt Hudson and A. Malcolm Gill.
Synthesis of Sediment Yields After Wildland Fire in Different Rainfall Regimes in the Western United States by John A. Moody and Deborah A. Martin.
Fire Intensity, Fire Severity and Burn Severity: A Brief Review and Suggested Usage by Jon E. Keeley.
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