Keywords: شدت آتش; Wildfire effects; Heat-sensitive compounds; Fire intensity; NIR spectroscopy; Robust models; Postfire assessment;
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Keywords: شدت آتش; Pyrogenic carbon; Fire frequency; Fire intensity; Carbon sequestration; Climate change;
Keywords: شدت آتش; Fuzzy logic; Underground coal mines; Wireless sensor network; Mine environment; Mine fire monitoring; Fire intensity;
Keywords: شدت آتش; Zagros oak woodlands; Fire intensity; Herbaceous composition; Soil attributes
Keywords: شدت آتش; Fire intensity; Forest fire; Fungal communities; Ponderosa pine; Soil fungi;
Keywords: شدت آتش; Adaptive management; Fire management system; Generalized linear mixed models; Fire frequency; Fire intensity; Fire policy; Kruger National Park
Keywords: شدت آتش; Extinction; Fire intensity; Fire management; Population viability analysis; Savanna; Threatened species; Simulation experiment;
Burning intensity and low light availability reduce resprouting ability and vigor of Buxus sempervirens L. after clearing
Keywords: شدت آتش; Canopy openness; Fire intensity; Fire temperature-time integral; Prescribed fire; Resprouting probability; Resprout number and volume;
Comparing fuel reduction treatments for reducing wildfire size and intensity in a boreal forest landscape of northeastern China
Keywords: شدت آتش; Burn probability; Fuel load; Fuel treatment; Fire size; Fire intensity; FARSITE;
Controls on variations in MODIS fire radiative power in Alaskan boreal forests: Implications for fire severity conditions
Keywords: شدت آتش; Fire; Boreal; Fire radiative power; Fire intensity; Fire severity;
Physico-chemical and functional characteristics of soil charcoal produced at five different temperatures
Keywords: شدت آتش; Black spruce; Carbon and nitrogen mineralization; Charcoal chemistry; Fire intensity; Kalmia tannins; Soil microbial biomass; Soil mixing
Mega-fires, inquiries and politics in the eucalypt forests of Victoria, south-eastern Australia
Keywords: شدت آتش; Fuel reduction; Fire behavior; Fire intensity; Bushfire management
The effects of mechanical disturbance and burn intensity on the floristic composition of two-year old aggregated retention coupes in Tasmanian wet eucalypt forests
Keywords: شدت آتش; ARN, aggregated retention; CBS, clearfell, burn and sowVariable retention; Mechanical disturbance; Fire intensity; Floristic composition; Regeneration
Economic losses to Iberian swine production from forest fires
Keywords: شدت آتش; Fire effects; Fire intensity; Grass valuation; Pig feeding grounds; Swine production
Response of Acacia Sieberiana to Repeated Experimental Burning
Keywords: شدت آتش; Acacia sieberiana; browsing; fire intensity; Loxodonta africana; mortality;
Thermal shock and rain effects on soil surface characteristics: A laboratory approach
Keywords: شدت آتش; Fire intensity; Rain effects; Laboratory test; Unaltered soil samples; Soil physico-chemical characteristics; Soil degradation
The presence of ash as an interference factor in the estimation of the maximum temperature reached in burned soils using near-infrared spectroscopy (NIR)
Keywords: شدت آتش; NIR; Wildfire; Ash; Mediterranean soil; Temperatures; Fire severity; Fire intensity;
Influence of fire intensity on structure and composition of jack pine stands in the boreal forest of Quebec: Live trees, understory vegetation and dead wood dynamics
Keywords: شدت آتش; Boreal forest; Jack pine; Fire intensity; Stand structure; Black spruce; Coarse woody debris; Structural diversity
Influence of vegetation recovery on water erosion at short and medium-term after experimental fires in a Mediterranean shrubland
Keywords: شدت آتش; Fire intensity; Runoff; Soil loss; Erosion plots; Mediterranean shrubland
Soil respiration responses to topography, canopy cover, and prescribed burning in an oak-hickory forest in southeastern Ohio
Keywords: شدت آتش; Forest management; Soil respiration; Landscape position; Fire intensity; Prescribed fire; Central Hardwoods Region