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Fire Behavior — Forest Encyclopedia Network
Nov 14, 2008 ... Fire behavior describes how a fire burns- where it burns, how fast it travels, how much heat it releases, and how much fuel it consumes. ...
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Fire Danger Rating Systems — Forest Encyclopedia Network
Nov 14, 2008 ... The Canadian Forest Fire Danger Rating System (CFFDRS), under development since 1968, is a national system for rating the risk of forest ...
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Risk Analysis and Guidelines for Harvest Activities in Wisconsin ...
Introduction : This section provides an introduction to oak forests of Wisconsin, oak wilt and the need for statewide guidelines. ...
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Fire Behavior Prediction Systems — Forest Encyclopedia Network
Nov 14, 2008 ... Many of these fire behavior prediction systems require descriptions of fuel properties as inputs for calculations- this information is ...
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Fire Behavior — Forest Encyclopedia Network
Nov 14, 2008 ... Fire behavior describes how a fire burns- where it burns, ... Subsections found in Fire Behavior. Combustion and Heat Transfer · Fire Spread ...
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Fire Behavior — Forest Encyclopedia Network
Nov 14, 2008 ... Fire behavior describes how a fire burns- where it burns, how fast it travels, how much heat it releases, and how much fuel it consumes. ...
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Fire Growth — Forest Encyclopedia Network
Nov 14, 2008 ... In the case of prescribed fires, ignition patterns can affect fire growth and intensity. Rarely, a fire can continue to increase its ...
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Risk Analysis and Guidelines for Harvest Activities in Wisconsin ...
Nov 14, 2008 ... Oaks (Quercus spp.) are an important species group in the forests of Wisconsin.
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User Help — Forest Encyclopedia Network
This section of the Encyclopedia System is intended to guide new users to quickly understand what kind of knowledge can be found here and how to find it.
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Fire Danger Rating Systems — Forest Encyclopedia Network
Nov 14, 2008 ... The Canadian Forest Fire Danger Rating System (CFFDRS), under development since 1968, is a national system for rating the risk of forest ...
 
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