Sentence examples for based on burn from inspiring English sources

Our results indicated that fuel treatment based on burn probability greatly reduced the burned area and number of fires of different intensities.

Fuel treatment based on burn probability also produced more dispersed and smaller high-risk fire patches and therefore can improve efficiency of subsequent fire suppression.

For fire and insect disturbance, three levels of disturbance intensity were assigned based on burn severity score (from the MTBS dataset) or insect damage per acre (from the Aerial Detection Survey), respectively.

Our results showed that fuel reduction treatments based on burn probability were more effective at reducing simulated wildfire size, mean and maximum rate of spread, and mean fire intensity, but less effective at reducing maximum fire intensity across the burned landscape than treatments based on fuel load.

Fuel treatment based on the burn probability map specified that stands with high burn probability be treated first, while fuel treatment based on the fuel load map specified that stands with high fuel loads be treated first.

Specifically, BayesB took 14,685.12 sec for one dataset based on 5,000 burn-ins and another 5000 iterations for inference.

But at his trial, investigators testified that based on the burn patterns in the house, the fire had been arson.

This study was designed to develop and test a Chinese burn patient-specific quality of life (QOL) scale based on the burn-specific health scale – brief (BSHS – B) to provide an effective assessment tool to measure quality of life in Chinese burn patients.

Veolia's efficiency claims are based on test burns, which are conducted every five years.

The fire return interval based on detected burned areas was determined by overlaying a 5 × 5 km grid on annual burned area maps, thus a return interval for every 2,500 ha.

The algorithm is based on Normalized Burned Ratio differencing (dNBR) and therefore retains the variability of spectral response of the area affected by fire and has the potential to be used beyond binary burned/unburned mapping for the first-order characterization of fire impacts from remotely sensed data.