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Wildfires in Australia: A focus on burned area emergency rehabilitation | |
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Peter Robichaud, Research Engineer, USDA Forest
Service Rocky Mountain Research Station |
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Fire in Australia’s Dry Eucalypt Forest: Fuel Structure, Dynamics and Fire Behavior | |
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Dr. James Gould, Research Leader Australia's Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO) Sustainable Ecosystems Bushfire Dynamics and Application Group |
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A net of Prescribed burning demonstration sites in three continents (Europe, Africa, and South America) within Fire paradox project (Pending) | |
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Professor Domingo Molina, Chairman, Unit of Forest
Fires (UFF), University of Lleida. In 1994 he was hired as an instructor
at the School of Agronomy and Forestry. He has worked in several
European Research projects like Fire Paradox, EUFIRELAB, and Fire Torch.
Professor Molina leads the Forest Fire Management Professional Master
Degree. |
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Evolution of Fire Management Issues in Europe | |
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Marc Castellnou, Forester, Wildland Fire Specialist ,
Responsible for the Catalan Firefighter Agency, Spain |
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Some Physical Considerations for the Modeling of Wildfire Behavior | |
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Professor Dominique Morvan, Université de la
Méditerranée, France |
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Fire Propagation Modeling: Making Complex Systems Simple | |
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Professor Stefano Mazzoleni, Professor of Botany, and
Dr. Francesco Giannino, Ph.D in Mathematics Università di Napoli Federico II, Italy |
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Fuels and fire behavior across spatial and temporal scales | |
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Dr. Russ Parsons, Research Ecologist, Fire, Fuel and
Smoke Science Program, Rocky Mountain Research Station, Missoula,
Montana, USA |
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Fire regimes in relation to ecosystems, and biodiversity: A global perspective | |
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Dr. Michael Jennings, Chief Terrestrial Ecologist, The
Nature Conservancy |
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Searching for integrated fire management: The European Fire Paradox | |
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Professor Francisco Rego, Center of Applied Ecology,
Technical University of Lisbon, Lisbon, Portugal |
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