Wildfire causes environmental, economic, and human problems or losses. This study
reviewed wildfires induced by lightning strikes. This review focuses on the investigations of …

The aim of this study was to investigate experimentally the influence of fuel moisture content
on the fire behaviour of Cistus monspeliensis, when exposed to a fire front spreading across …

Abstract Live Fuel Moisture Content (LFMC) is a critical variable affecting fire ignition,
behavior and severity in many ecosystems. Although the use of meteorological drought …

PROPAGATOR is a stochastic cellular automaton model for forest fire spread simulation,
conceived as a rapid method for fire risk assessment. The model uses high-resolution …

Quantification of the role of fire within the Earth system requires an adequate representation
of fire as a climate‐controlled process within an Earth system model. To be able to address …

Evaluation is a crucial component for model credibility and acceptance by researchers and
resource managers. The nature and characteristics of free-burning wildland fires pose …

Fire has long shaped biological responses of plants and plant communities in many
ecosystems; yet, uncontrolled wildfire frequently puts people and infrastructure at risk. Fuel …

Previous research has demonstrated that remote sensing can provide spectral information
related to vegetation moisture variations essential for estimating live fuel moisture content …

Most studies on the effect of fuel moisture content (FMC) on forest fire behaviour focus on
dead fuel moisture; mechanisms of fire spread in live vegetation are considered to remain …

The effect of grass fuel load on fire behaviour and fire danger has been a contentious issue
for some time in Australia. Existing operational models have placed different emphases on …