Sentence examples for current fire activity from inspiring English sources

Today, managers at MORA seek to better manage current fire activity; however, this requires an improved understanding of past fire activity on the mountain.

Our results depict an unambiguous spatial pattern that identifies the world regions where short-term climate fluctuations are unlikely to produce any significant effect on current fire activity, and those most sensitive to fire-weather changes.

"And some potential for risk with the current fire activity that we've got burning since yesterday, particularly in light of that slow-moving front that continues to travel through large areas of NSW today". Meanwhile, teams in Victoria have managed to contain a blaze which destroyed the historic Carngham Station homestead.

Future climate and fire projections under global warming and increasing human population densities suggest that fire risk will rise significantly over the next century (e.g. [55, 56]), and indeed current increasing trends in fire activity, area, and severity in the Sierra Nevada suggest that such changes are already underway [57].

Future climate and fire projections under global warming and increasing human population densities suggest that fire risk will rise significantly over the next century (e.g. [ 55, 56]), and indeed current increasing trends in fire activity, area, and severity in the Sierra Nevada suggest that such changes are already underway [ 57].

We do this by examining how responses from interviews and questionnaire surveys of local inhabitants about TFK in the past and present correspond to the current biophysical landscape state and recent fire activity (based on data from dendrochronological analysis, aerial photography and official fire statistics).

We found that under current fire regimes and in the absence of management activities, loss of seral aspen stands will continue to occur over the next two centuries.

These factors and how they influence different aspects of fire activity have been studied for decades, and much of the current understanding has been developed into wildfire management information systems like the CFFDRS.

These combined characteristics of active fires provides a classification of the fire activity that is related to the fire regime [93].

These combined characteristics of active fires provides a classification of the fire activity that is related to the fire regime [ 93].

The combined characteristics of detected active fires provide a composite estimate of fire activity given in Fig.  6.