Sentence examples for estimates of fire from inspiring English sources

Estimates of fire probability were obtained by relating previous fire locations to environmental variables and human population density.

The multiple threshold technique of change detection provided better estimates of fire areas than did single threshold methods.

As a result, the relationship between estimates of fire severity such as RdNBR and actual changes appears to vary among forest types.

Given Holocene estimates of fire frequency, these results suggest that fire may contribute 10 20% of total denudation across steep, dissected portions of the Oregon Coast Range.

Estimates of fire emissions of CO2 depend on a wide range of factors, including the severity and type of burns, as well as the spatial heterogeneity of vegetation and fire intensity [2, 6].

We use a gridded fire scar and demography sampling network to reconstruct spatially explicit estimates of fire extent and burn severity, as well as climate associations of fires from individual site to landscape scales from 1640 to 2008 C.E.

By convolving the spike train with an optimally designed Kaiser window, we show that more robust estimates of firing rate are obtained for both low and high-frequency inputs.

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

An over-estimate of fire cycle could be generally expected by using stand-origin maps, and recent fire history could influence the estimate significantly.

Based on sedimentary charcoal records, we use new alternative estimate of fire frequency and biomass burned for the last 16000 years (here after 16 ky) that we evaluate with outputs from climate, vegetation, land use and population models.

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