Titlebook: Remote Sensing Modeling and Applications to Wildland Fires; John J. Qu,William T. Sommers,Allen R. Riebau Book 2013 Tsinghua University Pr

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,An Overview of NOAA’s Fire Weather, Climate, and Air Quality Forecast Services,with a focus on drought, and air quality predictions with regard to ozone and smoke. The National Weather Service (NWS) Fire Weather program supports two main areas of concern, fire suppression and resource management, with NWS Fire Weather Planning Forecasts, NWS Fire Weather Watch and Red Flag War

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A Review of Wildland Fire and Air Quality Management,centrations for which there is a national ambient air quality standard (NAAQS) and to regional haze. The status of US regulatory programs for NAAQS and for regional haze are briefly reviewed along with the estimated contribution made by fire to each of these. We suggest that fire emissions can be be

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Interaction between a Wildfire and the Sea-Breeze Front, many of these breezes. Given the often-rapid changes in temperature, humidity and wind speed that accompany these breezes, most wildfires and prescribed fires in Florida are affected in some way by their interaction with these circulations. In this paper, we explore the interaction between sea bree

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Estimates of Wildland Fire Emissions,enging prerequisite to understanding the environmental effects is to accurately estimate fire emissions. This chapter describes and analyzes fire emission calculations. Various techniques (field measurements, empirical relations, modeling, and remote sensing) to obtain fuel and fire properties are f

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Integrating Remote Sensing and Surface Weather Data to Monitor Vegetation Phenology,stem is the condition of live vegetation. Currently, there are no objective methods for determining vegetation condition. Inter-annual climatic variability causes the onset of spring green-up and fall leaf senescence to vary substantially from year-to-year. Therefore, methods used to assess live veg

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Diurnal and Seasonal Cycles of Land Fires from TRMM Observations,re products include global images of daily hot spots and monthly fire counts at 0.5°×0.5° resolution, as well as text files that details necessary information of all fire pixels. These products have been archived since January 1, 1998. Diurnal and seasonal cycles of TRMM land fire products in the Ea

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