- Conduct Wildfire Simulations
- Open Source Materials
- Pilot Upper-Air Profiler
- Map Fuels
- Burn Chamber Experiments
- Fire Lab Montana
- Climate Change
- Climate Change Projection Application
- Open Source Materials
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Stephens, S. L., A. A. Bernal, B. M. Collins, M. A. Finney, C. Lautenberger, D. Saah. 2022. Forest Ecol. And Manage. 518.
Stephens, S. L., A. A. Bernal, B. M. Collins, M. A. Finney, C. Lautenberger, D. Saah. 2022. Mass fire behavior created by extensive tree mortality and high tree density not predicted by operational fire behavior models in the southern Sierra Nevada. Forest Ecol. and Manage. 518. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.foreco.2022.120258
We’re building a web-based tool that will allow users to engage with a range of scenarios based on future climate change, land use pathways, and land management interventions. Users will be able to simulate the size and intensity of potential wildfires through the end of the century.
These risk projections will support California’s Fifth Climate Change Assessment, helping government agencies and electric utilities make smart policy and planning decisions to protect California in the face of rising wildfire risk linked to climate change.