'Fire management' diaporamas de présentation

Fire Ecology

Fire Ecology. Topics that will be covered. History of Fire What is Fire Kinds & types of Fires What is needed for a burn. History of Fire. Fire has been recorded since the European settlers came to N.America, noted used for clearing land, hunting and gathering activities, and in warfare.

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Fire Monitoring: Overview and Fire forecasting

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Introduction to the Global Positioning System

GPS for Fire Management - 2004. Introduction to the Global Positioning System. Pre-Work. Pre-Work Objectives. Describe at least three sources of GPS signal error, and identify ways to mitigate or reduce those errors.

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Political Ecology and Methodology for Protected Areas Research in Eastern and Southern Africa

Political Ecology and Methodology for Protected Areas Research in Eastern and Southern Africa. Peter J. Rogers Bates College Environmental Studies Program 111 Bardwell St. Lewiston, ME 04240 tel: (207) 786-8206 fax: (207) 786-8334 email: progers@bates.edu.

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Modification of Interagency Strategy for the Implementation of Federal Wildland

Modification of Interagency Strategy for the Implementation of Federal Wildland Fire Management Policy February 2009. Evolving Fire Management Opportunities. Purpose & Objectives. Review fire policy evolution and the 2001 Federal Wildland Fire Management Policy

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Land management and Response to Fire

Land management and Response to Fire. Dr. Stephen Bunting and Lovina Roselle Rangeland Center, University of Idaho. Types of Fires. Wildfire Wildland Fire Use Prescribed Fire. Photo: US Geological Survey. Photo: Sagebrush Sea . Factors that Influence Recovery. Fire characteristics

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Eastern Idaho National Fire Prevention Education Team Final Report

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Northwest Geographic Area Coordination Center Predictive Services Summer 2014 Climate and Significant Fire Potential Out

Northwest Geographic Area Coordination Center Predictive Services Summer 2014 Climate and Significant Fire Potential Outlook Monday June 2 nd 2014. Climate summary Precipitation observed in May 2014 . Accumulated precipitation percentage of normal . Climate summary

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Review of Science and Technical Progress from the Perspective of Wildland Fire / Wildfire Risk

Review of Science and Technical Progress from the Perspective of Wildland Fire / Wildfire Risk. Preparatory Workshop on Science and Technology for the Global Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction Third Session Pavia, Italy, 5-6 April 2011. Johann G. Goldammer

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Adaptive Pathways for the Future : Indigenous Peoples, Traditional Knowledge and Climate Change

Adaptive Pathways for the Future : Indigenous Peoples, Traditional Knowledge and Climate Change. Kirsty Galloway McLean United Nations University Traditional Knowledge Initiative. 2010 International Climate Change Adaptation Conference, 1 July 2010. Indigenous peoples: Population 5%

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Overview Global Observation of Forest Cover (GOFC): Fire

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ARC Rejoinders

ARC Rejoinders. Michael Reeder School of Mathematical Sciences and ARC Physics, Chemistry & Geosciences Panel. Assessors. Three types of assessors read your application: Members of the ARC College of Experts (CoE) OzReaders International Readers. ARC College of Experts.

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Controlling predators or protecting prey: an interdisciplinary a pproach for assessing ecosystem resilience

Controlling predators or protecting prey: an interdisciplinary a pproach for assessing ecosystem resilience. Alaska EPSCoR AHM May 27, 2010 Shannon Donovan University of Alaska Anchorage Department of Geography and Environmental Studies . The Issues: They are Complex .

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Canadians and Wildland Fire: A Shared Risk

Canadians and Wildland Fire: A Shared Risk. Presentation to the CCFM Deputy Ministers June 23, 2004 - Haines Junction, Yukon. Presentation Overview. Federal government interests in wildland fires Assessing and Managing the Risk Risk trends Current Response Shifting the paradigm

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Geospatial (GIS&RS) Education/Training

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Forest Management

Forest Management. What are the critical knowledge gaps? What synthesis and integration activities can help address knowledge gaps? What are the next steps to move forward?. Some background #1 of 2. Forest management can impact C pool sizes by: Changing production rates (since NEP=NPP-Rh)

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Discharge of Contaminants Into Stream System. Diversion & Regulation of Stream Water. Structural Alteration & Development of Floodplain. Introduction and Spread of Non-native Vegetation.

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Chaparral Fire Management

20-yr interval 52-72-92 (20-y). Long-term fire suppressed (FS). Weather Station. Photo: Harry Hinckley. 4-year interval 97 + 01 (4-y). One-time burn (2001) (1-time). Pacific Ocean. Salt Lake City. California Chaparral. Photo: Al Golub. Study site location in Tuolumne County, California.

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