The moisture content of dead fuels is an important determinant of many aspects of bushfire
behaviour. Understanding the relationships of fuel moisture with weather, fuels and …

Dead fuel moisture content (DFMC) is essential for assessing wildfire danger, fire behavior,
and fuel consumption. Several process-based models have been proposed to estimate …

Dead fuel moisture content (DFMC) is a key driver for fire occurrence and is often an
important input to many fire simulation models. There are two main approaches to estimating …

Fuel moisture content is an important variable for forest fires because it affects fuel ignition
and fire behavior. In order to accurately predict fuel ignition potential, fuel moisture content …

Introduction The spread and development of wildfires are deeply affected by the fine fuel
moisture content (FFMC), which is a key factor in fire risk assessment. At present, there are …

Fuel moisture content (FMC) is a critical parameter in fire and plume behaviors, showing
diurnal and spatial variations influenced by local meteorological conditions, soil …

The dead fine fuel moisture content (FFMC) in forest affects the occurrence and spread of
forest fires. Therefore, the estimation of surface dead FFMC plays an important role in forest …

The moisture content of dead forest fuel is an important indicator of risk levels of forest fires
and prediction of fire spread. Moisture distribution is important to determine wild fire rating …

En el tambo caprino, las mastitis son un problema sanitario mayor que afecta tanto la
productividad como la inocuidad y calidad de los productos. Debido a que el diagnóstico de …

Forest floor dead fuel moisture content (DFMC) is an important factor in the occurrence of
forest fires, and predicting DFMC is important for accurate fire risk forecasting. Large areas …