Journal of Forestry,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
119(6), С. 618 - 639
Опубликована: Май 19, 2021
Abstract
This
synthesis
uses
an
overarching
analogy
to
outline
key
wildfire
social
science
lessons
and
present
human
adaptation
as
ongoing
process
of
negotiated
trade-offs
dictated
by
the
site-specific
context
particular
places.
Use
allows
presentation
cross-cutting
concepts
or
considerations
for:
(1)
documenting
local
diversity
determining
how
it
might
influence
future
efforts
for
adaptation;
(2)
understanding
landscape-scale
patterns
land
management
‘coexist’
with
wildfire;
(3)
alignments
between
local,
regional,
federal
influences
necessitate
diverse
experimental
approaches.
The
closes
specific
recommendations
fostering
coordinators
systematic
processes
that
help
facilitate
diverse,
tailored
from
which
generalizable
best-practices
could
be
derived.
article
also
outlines
research
monitoring
emergent
organizations
bridge
scales
collective
action
surrounding
management.
This
paper
presents
a
review
of
concepts
related
to
wildfire
risk
assessment,
including
the
determination
fire
ignition
and
propagation
(fire
danger),
extent
which
may
spatially
overlap
with
valued
assets
(exposure),
potential
losses
resilience
those
(vulnerability).
is
followed
by
brief
discussion
how
these
can
be
integrated
connected
mitigation
adaptation
efforts.
We
then
operational
systems
in
place
various
parts
world.
Finally,
we
propose
an
system
being
developed
under
FirEUrisk
European
project,
as
example
different
components
(including
danger,
exposure
vulnerability)
generated
combined
into
synthetic
indices
provide
more
comprehensive
but
also
consider
where
on
what
variables
reduction
efforts
should
stressed
envisage
policies
better
adapted
future
regimes.
Climate
socio-economic
changes
entail
that
wildfires
are
becoming
even
critical
environmental
hazard;
extreme
fires
observed
many
areas
world
regularly
experience
fire,
yet
activity
increasing
were
previously
rare.
To
mitigate
negative
impacts
responsible
for
managing
must
leverage
information
available
through
assessment
process,
along
improved
understanding
targeted
improve
optimize
strategies
risk.
Sensors,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
23(14), С. 6635 - 6635
Опубликована: Июль 24, 2023
Nowadays,
the
challenges
related
to
technological
and
environmental
development
are
becoming
increasingly
complex.
Among
environmentally
significant
issues,
wildfires
pose
a
serious
threat
global
ecosystem.
The
damages
inflicted
upon
forests
manifold,
leading
not
only
destruction
of
terrestrial
ecosystems
but
also
climate
changes.
Consequently,
reducing
their
impact
on
both
people
nature
requires
adoption
effective
approaches
for
prevention,
early
warning,
well-coordinated
interventions.
This
document
presents
an
analysis
evolution
various
technologies
used
in
detection,
monitoring,
prevention
forest
fires
from
past
years
present.
It
highlights
strengths,
limitations,
future
developments
this
field.
Forest
have
emerged
as
critical
concern
due
devastating
effects
potential
repercussions
climate.
Understanding
technology
addressing
issue
is
essential
formulate
more
strategies
mitigating
preventing
wildfires.
Journal of Safety Science and Resilience,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
2(1), С. 20 - 29
Опубликована: Фев. 6, 2021
Southern
Europe
is
a
highly
fire-prone
region
where
extreme
fires
have
often
disastrous
consequences
on
both
structures
and
people.
Human
activities
fire
weather
conditions
favouring
ignitions
propagation
always
been
the
drivers
of
such
but
anthropogenic
climate
change
alongside
extension
wildland-urban
interface
(WUI)
that
concentrates
assets
compounding
effect
exacerbating
risk.
WUI
are
currently
not
adequately
prepared
to
sustain
events
whose
frequency
intensity
foreseen
increase
in
future
as
shown
during
occurred
recently
Euro-Mediterranean
countries.
This
work
presents
context
region,
their
driving
forces
impacts
society,
with
insights
from
three
recent
catastrophic
drew
much
attention.
In
this
context,
we
propose
conceptual
framework
for
understanding
issue
assessing
implications
risk
providing
some
guidance
mitigate
risk,
updated
management
strategies
well
comments
about
gaps
our
current
knowledge
how
might
address
problem
future.
A
successful
approach
reduce
will
require
building
resilient
landscapes
communities
better
face
these
which
population,
forest
managers,
land
planners,
civil
protection,
policy-makers
need
together
improve
safety
resilience
areas.
Fire Safety Journal,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
140, С. 103871 - 103871
Опубликована: Июль 28, 2023
Due
to
socio-economic
and
climatic
changes
around
the
world,
large
outdoor
fires
in
built
environment
have
become
one
of
global
issues
that
threaten
billions
people.
The
devastating
effects
them
are
indicative
weaknesses
existing
building
codes
standard
testing
methodologies.
This
is
due
part
our
limited
understanding
fire
exposures,
including
ones
from
wildland
communities
within
communities.
To
address
this
problem,
Ignition
Resistance
Committee
(IRC)
International
Association
Fire
Safety
Science
working
group
'Large
Outdoor
Fires
Built
Environment'
was
established.
manuscript
result
IRC's
initiatives
review
current
knowledge
on
exposures
associated
with
fires,
identify
gaps,
provide
recommendations
for
future
research.
article
consists
two
sections:
exposure
settlement
structures.
Each
section
presents
a
comprehensive
experimental
numerical
studies
mechanisms
(flame
contact
convection,
radiation,
firebrands).
concludes
discussion
data
consistency
gaps
highlight
directions
each
three
mechanisms.
Land,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
12(11), С. 2083 - 2083
Опубликована: Ноя. 20, 2023
Amidst
rapid
urbanization,
sustainable
development
requires
moving
beyond
subjective
land-use
planning
techniques
toward
innovative
computational
geospatial
models.
This
paper
introduces
a
GIS-based
quantitative
framework
to
enable
objective,
rigorous
compatibility
analysis.
Uniquely,
the
model
evaluates
radial
impacts
and
expert-defined
criteria
across
multiple
scales,
overcoming
limitations
of
qualitative
approaches.
Cell-by-cell
computation
identifies
emerging
spatial
conflicts
with
enhanced
realism.
A
case
study
in
Qaemshahr,
Iran,
demonstrated
model’s
proficiency
revealing
incompatibilities
hotspots,
surpassing
conventional
methodologies.
Quantitative
analysis
provided
accurate,
transparent
insights
for
evidence-based
consistency
evaluation.
Ongoing
improvements
through
3D,
real-time
data
integration
machine
learning
will
further
objectivity.
While
extensive
testing
diverse
urban
contexts
is
still
needed,
this
pioneering
technique
marks
transition
from
objective
Situated
at
intersection
geographic
information
science
planning,
serves
as
launchpad
advancing
robust
models
shape
more
equitable,
resilient
futures
amidst
complex
sustainability
challenges.
The
remains
fundamental,
present
can
be
used
provide
scientifically
grounded
analyses
guide
planning.
Observed
changes
in
temperature,
precipitation
patterns,
sea
level,
and
extreme
weather
are
destabilizing
major
determinants
of
human
health.
Children
at
higher
risk
climate-related
health
burdens
than
adults
because
their
unique
behavior
patterns;
developing
organ
systems
physiology;
greater
exposure
to
air,
food,
water
contaminants
per
unit
body
weight;
dependence
on
caregivers.
Climate
change
harms
children
through
numerous
pathways,
including
air
pollution,
heat
exposure,
floods
hurricanes,
food
insecurity
nutrition,
changing
epidemiology
infections,
mental
harms.
As
the
planet
continues
warm,
climate
change’s
impacts
will
worsen,
threatening
define
welfare
every
stage
lives.
who
already
bear
burden
disease
living
low-wealth
households
communities,
lack
access
high
quality
education,
experiencing
racism
other
forms
unjust
discrimination
suffering
from
hazards.
solutions,
advanced
collaborative
work
pediatricians,
systems,
corporations,
governments
lead
immediate
gains
child
equity
build
a
foundation
for
generations
thrive.
This
technical
report
reviews
nature
its
associated
effects
supports
recommendations
accompanying
policy
statement
children’s
International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
58, С. 102177 - 102177
Опубликована: Март 23, 2021
Understanding
residents'
intended
evacuation
behaviors
is
an
increasingly
important
component
of
managing
complex
wildfire
events
in
the
United
States
and
elsewhere.
Growing
evidence
suggests
that
local
populations
consider
a
range
potential
during
fire
events,
yet
fewer
efforts
explore
rural
intentions
or
their
relationship
to
mitigations
reduce
risk
aid
suppression.
This
study
explores
among
wildland-urban
interface
residents
Pend
Oreille
County,
Washington,
USA.
We
how
mitigation
performance
(e.g.,
fuel
reduction
efforts,
structure
improvements,
active
firefighting
preparation)
differs
across
three
emergent
categories
evaluate
whether
factors
correlate
with
participants'
intentions.
Our
results
suggest
relatively
high
proportion
area
intend
stay
defend
property
from
wildfire,
smaller
proportions
intending
evacuate
shelter
place.
Individuals
who
are
more
likely
implement
strategies
when
compared
those
found
elements
residency
status,
sex,
age,
presence
children
home,
perceptions
personal
efficacy
was
prepared
enough
not
need
were
significant
influences
on
group
affiliation.
For
instance,
part-time
significantly
correlated
evacuate,
while
full-time
defend.
Greater
agreement
needed
because
well-prepared
related
staying
defending
over
evacuating.
The
existential
threat
posed
by
climate
change
presents
a
challenge
to
all
those
concerned
about
the
next
generation.
This
Element
reviews
and
discusses
its
implications
for
development
of
children
(ages
0-12)
today
in
future,
parents,
teachers,
researchers,
professionals
who
have
responsibility
children.
adopts
bioecological
model
examine
both
direct
impacts
on
children's
physical
psychological
well-being
as
well
indirect
through
systems
external
child,
emphasizing
greater
vulnerability
Global
South.
Given
evidence
well-founded
anxiety,
this
examines
coping
strategies
key
roles
caregivers
schools
protecting
preparing
face
current
future
challenges
–
with
knowledge,
hope,
agency
central
themes.
highlights
many
under-researched
areas
calls
action
caring
future.