'Fire weather' diaporamas de présentation

Viewing and Interpreting Ensemble Forecasts: Applications in High Impact Weather Forecasting

Viewing and Interpreting Ensemble Forecasts: Applications in High Impact Weather Forecasting. David Bright NOAA/NWS/Storm Prediction Center Norman, OK COMET - COMAP 18 June 2007 Boulder, CO. Where Americas Climate and Weather Services Begin. Outline Introduction

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SKYWARN Training Class

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Forestry Equipment

Forestry Equipment. Forestry Career Development Event. Altimeter. Used to determine the height of trees. Back-pack Fire Pump. Bark gauge. Canthook. Moves cut trees. Chainsaw. Chainsaw chaps. Protects legs when using chainsaws. Clinometer. Determines the height of trees. Data recorder.

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Forestry Equipment

Forestry Equipment. Forestry Career Development Event. Altimeter. Used to determine the height of trees. Back-pack Fire Pump. Bark gauge. Canthook. Moves cut trees. Chainsaw. Chainsaw chaps. Protects legs when using chainsaws. Clinometer. Determines the height of trees. Data recorder.

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NCEP Update

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Fire Season Prediction for Canada, 2013

Fire Season Prediction for Canada, 2013. Kerry Anderson Canadian Forest Service. Introduction. The Canadian Forest Service is now presenting monthly and seasonal forecast maps through the Canadian Wildland Fire Information System (CWFIS).

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National Wildland Fire Weather Needs Assessment

National Wildland Fire Weather Needs Assessment. Lt Col Dave Andrus, Assistant Federal Coordinator Office of the Federal Coordinator for Meteorology SDR Briefing, September 6, 2007. Fires: An Increasing Threat. 2005 and 2006 were record years for acres burned

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National Wildland Fire Weather Needs Assessment

National Wildland Fire Weather Needs Assessment. Dr. Al Riebau, USFS Research Cochair of the JAG for NWFWNA CESORN Briefing, July 18, 2007. Fires: An Increasing Threat. 2006 9.9 million acres burned Set new record 2007 Fire potential above average for much of the west

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Lightning Forecasting at the Storm Prediction Center

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The NOAA Environmental Modeling System at NCEP

The NOAA Environmental Modeling System at NCEP. Thomas Black Mark Iredell Hann-Ming Henry Juang. NOAA/ NWS/ NCEP/ Environmental Modeling Center. 19 th Conference on Numerical Weather Prediction. Omaha, NE. 1 June 2009. NEMS Team at EMC. Hui-ya Chuang

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a. FY12-13 GIMPAP Project Proposal Title Page version 04 August 2011

a. FY12-13 GIMPAP Project Proposal Title Page version 04 August 2011. Title : Identification of Dry thunderstorms using cloud top properties from GOES imagery: Applications to Fire Weather Forecasting at the Storm Prediction Center Status : New Duration : 2 years Project Leads:

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Bushfires in Australia

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Joint Action Group for National Wildland Fire Weather Needs Assessment

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National Weather Service Products and Services

National Weather Service Products and Services. Jenn Kitsmiller. Decision Support What is it?. Focusing on the impacts Instead of just telling people the weather, focus on what that weather will mean Take time to understand the impacts different groups have in regards to the weather

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National Weather Service Products and Services

National Weather Service Products and Services. Jenn Kitsmiller. Decision Support What is it?. Focusing on the impacts Instead of just telling people the weather, focus on what that weather will mean Take time to understand the impacts different groups have in regards to the weather

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Fire Weather fundamentals

Fire Weather fundamentals. COMET Modules. Huge number of modules on fire weather, many related as a part of a larger course. Most fundamental one: Fire Behavior Do this module, audio or print version http://www.meted.ucar.edu/fire/s591/firesci/

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INTRODUCTION

Probability of a fire spreading, becoming uncontrolled and reaching the urban interface. Likelihood = Probability of Ignition X. Historical Ignition Modelling. Topographical. Fuel. Weather. Bushfire Simulation System. Address points. Consequence = Dwelling density. INTRODUCTION.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1 Information provided by National Climatic Data Center

Addressing the Impact of Climate Change on Wildland Fires Margaret R. McCalla, Mary M. Cairns, and Mark J. Welshinger DOC/NOAA, Office of the Federal Coordinator for Meteorological Services and Supporting Research (OFCM).

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