Sentence examples for of wildfire management from inspiring English sources

Figure 2 demonstrates primary managerial, social, and ecological drivers of wildfire management response in both the fire season that is currently being managed and how these factors affect the trajectory of wildfire risk and associated management response into the future.

There are several possible trajectories for the future of wildfire management.

There is currently limited detailed and assessable data (Garthwaite et al. 2005) on the exact costs of wildfire management in New Zealand,   2.

They investigated the wider costs of wildfire management, and specifically compared the net present values of resource outputs and management costs between fires occurring and not occurring.

A report by USDA Forest Service (2014) documents the financial scale of wildfire management activities including large fire suppression and associated consequences to the Agency's budget.

This paper presents a forward-looking and innovative model of wildfire management focused not at the landscape, or community, or forest level but at the territory scale.

The USDA Forest Service maintains the largest federal wildfire organization representing approximately 70percentt of all federal expenditures on wildfire management.

The authors applied abundance metrics to decisions on wildfire management in Australia.

Despite guidance on the application of economic principles to wildfire management there are many reasons to believe that current suppression response is excessively risk averse.

The simulated NPV of the different technologies showed that for wildfire management cost reduction the most cost-beneficial approach was the incorporation of RPA-FLIR.

This paper provides an example of the practical application of multi-attribute trade-off analysis (MATA) to wildfire management.