The gravity model predicts an increase in the frequency from Very Low- to Medium-hazard zones, but shows near uniform frequency for both of the higher hazard zones.
For this analysis, a good model should show more wildfire frequency in the higher hazard zones than the lower hazard zones.
As a result, the high hazard zone comprised 13.8%, medium hazard 41.3% and low hazard 44.9% of the study area in a medium stabilization scenario RCP4.5 (ref. 25) for 2041 2060.
For example, at least 19 large settlements (population > 5000) are predicted to occur in the highest hazard zone (estimate = 22), but the number could be as large as 34.
area found in high hazard zone.
The facet 3 classified under high hazard zone (HHZ).
High hazard zone is observed in high and very high relative relief classes.
These areas are manifested in form of high hazard zone in the LHZ map.
However, this scheme may be helpful for facilitating the interpretation of a high hazard "zone".
On the basis of TEHD values, the facet 3 with TEHD value 6.25 was classified as high hazard zone (HHZ).
