remote-sensing-resistance
Fire resistance study
Investigating how forest heterogeneity affects wildfire severity by analyzing remote sensing data and GIS analysis
Does heterogeneity in forest structure make a forest resistant to wildfire? That is, does greater heterogeneity decrease wildfire severity when a fire inevitably occurs? A collaborative effort co-authored by: Michael J. Koontz, Malcolm P. North, Chhaya M. Werner, Stephen E. Fick, and Andrew M. Latimer
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