The Conference Theme is "Climate-Demographics-Management -- The 21st Century Fire Triangle". 116 Presentations are scheduled in Plenary, Concurrent, and Poster Sessions in addition to four Panel Sessions. The Full Schedule is listed below.
Conference attendance will provide attendees with an excellent opportunity to gain knowledge of the most current thinking on the impact of climate and demographic change on 21st Centurt fire management. It will also provide attendees with the opportunity to participate in setting the agenda for research, management, and policy approaches for meeting the challenges inherent in change of the scale envisioned.
Leaders from the fire management, policy and science community will exchange information and ideas on how to plan for the combined challenges of climate and demographic change. We encourage all those with an interst in fire management, particulary in the eastern United States, to join what we expect will be a lively and information rich three and a half day Conference.
Registration Desk Open 8:00 am Tuesday June 5 through Friday June 8. All conference sessions will be held in the George W. Johnson Center.
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| Tuesday June 5, 2007 |
| 9:00 - 9:15 am |
Opening Ceremonies |
| 9:15 – 10:45 am |
P1.1 Setting the Science Stage |
| 11:00 -12:00 am |
P1.2 Setting the Policy and Management Stage |
| 1:30 – 3:00 pm |
A1.1 NOAA Fire Weather I |
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B1.1 Fuels, Fire Danger and Behavior I |
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C1.1 Modeling I |
| 1:30 – 5:00 pm |
Wildland Fire Lessons Learned Special Session I
(Room 162, Research Building I) |
| 3:30 – 5:00 pm |
A1.2 NOAA Fire Weather II |
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B1.2 Fuels, Fire Danger and Behavior II |
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C1.2 Modeling II |
| 5:00 - 7:00 pm |
Opening Reception and Poster Viewing |
| Wednesday June 6, 2007 |
| 9:00 – 10:40 am |
P2.1 Climate, Remote Sensing and Modeling |
| 11:00 – 12:30 am |
P2.2 Applying Science and Technology |
| 1:30 – 3:00 pm |
A2.1 LANDFIRE I |
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B2.1 Fuels, Fire Danger and Behavior III |
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C2.1 Multi-Disciplinary |
| 1:30 – 3:00 pm |
Wildland Fire Lessons Learned Special Session II
(Room 162, Research Building I) |
| 3:30 – 5:00 pm |
A2.2 LANDFIRE II |
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B2.2 Remote Sensing I |
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C2.2 Smoke & Air Quality I |
| 5:15 - 6:00 pm |
Fire in Fairfax County by Karen Washburn, Historian |
| 6:00 - 8:00 pm |
Conference Hosted Social and Poster Viewing |
| Thursday June 7, 2007 |
| 9:00 – 10:30 am |
P3.1 Science Program Needs I |
| 11:00 – 12:30 am |
P3.2 Science Program Needs II |
| 1:30 – 3:00 pm |
A3.1 Social & Economic |
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B3.1 Remote Sensing II |
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C3.1 Smoke & Air Quality II |
| 3:30 – 5:00 pm |
A3.2 Science Delivery |
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B3.2 Remote Sensing III |
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C3.2 Smoke & Air Quality III |
| 5:00 – 6:00 pm |
2007 Fires Special Session I (Gold Room, Johnson Center) |
| 5:00 – 7:00 pm |
2007 Fires Special Session II (Room 163, Research Building I) |
| Friday June 8 , 2007 |
| 9:00 - 12:00 am |
Panel Sessions |
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Science Overview Panel |
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Management & Policy Overview Panel |
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Education & Training Overview Panel |
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Future Directions Panel |
| Plenary Sessions |
| P1.1 |
Title: Setting the Science Stage |
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Chair: Susan G. Conard |
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P1.1.1 |
Title: Climate Change and Eastern Forests: Nature and timing of potential impacts for fire management |
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Speaker: Ronald Neilson |
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P1.1.2 |
Title: Housing growth in the wildland urban interface: Trends and projections for the East |
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Speaker: Susan I. Stewart |
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P1.1.3 |
Title: Water Cycle Variability, Change, and prediction in the Eastern United States |
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Speaker: Paul Houser |
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| P1.2 |
Title: Setting the Policy & Management Stage |
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Chair: Erik Berg |
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P1.2.1 |
Title: Setting the Policy & Management Stage State Fire Management |
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Speaker: Mike C. Long |
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P1.2.2 |
Title: Federal Fire Management |
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Speaker: Crittenden |
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P1.2.3 |
Title: GAO Prespectives on Federal Wildland Fire Management Activities |
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Speaker: Steve Gaty |
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P1.2.4 |
Title: National Wildland Fire Weather Needs Assessment -- Preliminary Results |
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Speaker: Samuel Williamson and David S. Andrus |
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Special Session: Wildland Fire Lessons Learned Special Session I |
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Chair: Paula Nasiatka |
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| P2.1 |
Title: Climate, Remote Sensing and Modeling |
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Chair: John Hom |
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P2.1.1 |
Title: Climate Change, Remote Sensing and Monitoring from Space |
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Speaker: Anthony C. Janetos |
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P2.1.2 |
Title: Recent advances in remote sensing and modeling tools
to better estimate climate change impacts on current and future
US wildfire severity |
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Speaker: Steven G. McNulty |
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P2.1.3 |
Global to local scale atmospheric hazard (weather & dispersion) modeling |
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Speaker: Zafer Bobeyi |
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| P2.2 |
Title: Applying Science and Technology |
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Chair: John Stanturf |
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P2.2.1 |
Title: Firewise communities -Putting fire and social science
research to work |
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Speaker: Michele Steinberg |
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P2.2.2 |
Title: The southern group of state foresters southern wildfire risk assessment |
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Speaker: John Miller |
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P2.2.3 |
Title: LANDFIRE: Landscape fire and resource management planning tools project |
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Speaker: Henry Bastian |
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P2.2.4 |
Title: Overview of the national fire consortia for advanced modeling of meteorology and smoke (FCAMMS) |
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Speaker: Warren Heilman |
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Special Session: Wildland Fire Lessons Learned Special Session II |
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Chair: Paula Nasiatka |
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| P3.1 |
Title: Science Program Needs I |
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Chair: Stan Coloff |
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P3.1.1 |
Title: Southern U.S. View |
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Speaker: Peter J. Roussopoulos |
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P3.1.2 |
Title: Climate - Demographics - Management: The 21st Century Fire Triangle from a Northern U.S. View |
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Speaker: Roy Patton |
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P3.1.3 |
Title: Forest Service National View |
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Speaker: Jim Reaves |
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P3.1.4 |
Title: The Progress on Forest Fire Research Using Satellite Data |
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Speaker: Stocks |
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| P3.2 |
Title: Science Program Needs II |
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Chair: George Pouliat |
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P3.2.1 |
Title: |
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Speaker: Berg |
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P3.2.2 |
Title: Burning from Wilderness to the Wildland Intergalatic Interface |
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Speaker: Fred Wetzel |
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P3.2.3 |
Title: A Climate of Change - An Overview of NASA's Applied Sciences Program |
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Speaker: Teresa Fryberger |
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P3.2.4 |
Title: US EPA and NOAA's signed a Memorandum of Agreement on Cooperation in Forecasting Air Quality Partnership |
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Speaker: Gary Foley |
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| P4.1 |
Panel: Science Overview |
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Chair: Peter J. Roussopoulos |
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| P4.2 |
Panel: Management & Policy Overview |
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Chair: Chuck Bushey |
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| P4.3 |
Panel: Education & Training Overview |
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Chair: David Wong |
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| P4.4 |
Panel: Future Directions |
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Chair: Susan I. Stewart |
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| Poster Sessions/ |
Reception |
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1 |
Hawbaker |
Housing density and wilderness fire management |
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2 |
Charney |
Objective Boundary Detection in the Eastern United States – Sea-Breeze and Coastal Fronts, and Back-Door and Side-Door Cold Fronts |
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3 |
Cui |
Indices for comparing geometry of simulated forest fire patches |
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4 |
Callaham |
Fire frequency effects on soil microarthropod community composition in longleaf pine flatwoods |
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5 |
Tamai |
The water budget model of litter layer to estimate the Inter-daily change estimation of forest fire hazard map |
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6 |
Liu |
Radiative and Climatic Response to Prescribed Burns in the Southeast |
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7 |
Tolk |
Quality Assessment of LANDFIRE Vegetation Products |
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8 |
Bian |
Using a Lagrangian Particle Dispersion Model to Predict Microscale Smoke Transport and Dispersion from Wildland and Prescribed Fires |
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9 |
Skowronski |
Evaluation of Historic NFDRS indices as predictors of hazardous fire weather in the New Jersey Pine Barrens |
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10 |
Zeng |
Seasonal variation of fires in the Southeastern United States: MODIS Fire Counts vs the Emission Inventory |
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11 |
Zhang |
Progress in Studying Forest and Grassland Fire by using Remote Sensing, ecological model and Climate information in China |
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12 |
Fan |
Use of a Binary Logistic Regression Technique With MODIS data to Model Forest Fire Prediction |
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13 |
Lutes |
Developing an interagency fire ecology monitoring tool: Integration of FEAT and FIREMON |
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14 |
Kim |
Climate Changes and Wildfire Activity in Eastern U.S. |
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15 |
Key |
Considerations for Remote Sensing on Southeastern Burns |
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Kellndorfer |
Forest Height and Biomass Estimation from SRTM, Landsat ETM+, and Forest Inventory and Analysis Data |
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| Concurrent Sessions |
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| Concurrent Session Tracks: |
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- NOAA fire weather
- Fuels, fire danger and behavior
- Modeling
- LANDFIRE
- Multi-disciplinary research
- Remote sensing
- Smoke & air quality
- Social & economic research
- Science deivery
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| A1.1 |
Title: NOAA Fire Weather I |
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Chair: Heath Hockenberry |
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1 |
Fiona Horsfal |
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Informed and Critical Use of NOAA Climate Outlook and Scenario Products for Fire Planning and Mitigation in the Eastern United States |
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2 |
Heath Hockenberry |
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A Review of 2006 Fire Weather Support – A Record Year |
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3 |
Phillip Manuel |
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Experiences at the Sawtooth Complex – The IMET Perspective |
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4 |
Heath Hockenberry |
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A Journey Down Under: NOAA's Support for Australia's 2007 Fire Season |
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5 |
Gene Petrescu |
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A new automated NFDRS forecast system |
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| B1.1 |
Title: Fuels, Fire Danger & Behavior I |
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Chair: Stan Coloff |
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Aaron Stottlemyer |
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Burning and mastication as fuel reduction treatments in beetle-killed stands: effects on ectomycorrhizal inoculum potential |
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2 |
Ross Phillips |
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Restoration of Southern Appalachian Mixed-Oak Forests Using Fuel Reduction Techniques: Is It Really Working? |
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3 |
Scott Goodrick |
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Numerical Simulations of the Fireflux Field Experiment |
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4 |
Craig Clements |
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Fire-Induced Winds and Turbulence Observed during the FireFlux Experiment |
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| C1.1 |
Title: Modeling I |
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Chair: John G. Lyon |
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Joseph Charney |
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Simulations of Two-Dimensional Dry Convective Plume Modes |
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2 |
Jun Wang |
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Air Quality and Climate Impacts of Smoke Aerosols from Central American Biomass Burning |
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3 |
Wenbin Cui |
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A Comparison of Algorithm Performance in Forest Fire Growth Models |
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4 |
Zhen Wang |
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A Fast Approach to 3D Flame Visualization |
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5 |
Matthew Dickinson |
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Process modeling of first order fire effects: science and application |
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| A1.2 |
Title: NOAA FireWeather II |
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Chair: Eli Jacks |
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Eli Jacks |
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Current NOAA Processes to Improve Services |
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2 |
Sher Schranz |
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Future Use of Unmanned Aircraft Systems in Support of Firefighting Operations |
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3 |
Pedro Restrepo |
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The joint NOAA/USGS Debris-Flow Forecasting System |
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4 |
Phillip Bothwell |
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Innovative Lightning Forecast Guidance |
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5 |
Jim O'Sullivan |
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The Operational Meteorological Assimilation Data Ingest System (MADIS) - A New Means of Obtaining Integrated Weather Observations in NOAA |
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| B1.2 |
Title: Fuels, Fire Danger & Behavior II |
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Organizer: John Hom |
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David Peterson |
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Assessing the effectiveness of erosion control treatments after wildfires: experimental and monitoring approaches |
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2 |
Joseph Charney |
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The Impact of Atmospheric Conditions Aloft on Fire Weather and Fire Behavior Prediction in the Eastern United States |
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3 |
Warren Heilman |
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Combined Haines Index and Turbulent Kinetic Energy Patterns and Trends over the Northeastern U.S. |
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4 |
John Hom |
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Implementing a graphical and predictive National Fire Danger Rating System for New Jersey |
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5 |
Duncan Lutes |
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Integration of FEAT and FIREMON: An interagency fire ecology monitoring tool |
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| C1.2 |
Title: Modeling II |
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Chair: Jun Wang |
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1 |
George Pouliot |
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Development of a Biomass Burning Emissions Inventory by Combining Satellite and Ground-Based Information |
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2 |
Gary Achtemeier |
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A Fire Spread Model for Simulating Prescribed Burns |
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3 |
Ronald Rehm |
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A Simple Model for Wind Effects of Burning Structures and Topography on WUI Ground-Fire Propagation |
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4 |
Scott Goodrick |
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Research Overview for the Southern High Resolution Modeling Consortium |
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| *** |
Special Session: 2007 Fires Special Session I |
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Chair: Hom/Qu/Stanturf |
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| A2.1 |
Title: LANDFIRE I |
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Chair: Matt Rollins |
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1 |
Matthew Rollins |
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LANDFIRE: a nationally consistent vegetation, wildland fire, and fuel assessment |
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2 |
Birgit Peterson |
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LANDFIRE Existing Vegetation and Structure Mapping: Southeastern Preliminary Mapping Methods and Results |
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3 |
Kurtis Nelson |
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LANDFIRE Existing Vegetation Height Mapping: Potential New Data Sources for the East |
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4 |
James Smith |
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LANDFIRE Vegetation Modeling in the Central, Northern and Southern Map Zones |
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| B2.1 |
Title: Fuels, Fire Danger & Behavior III |
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Chair: Ruixin Yang |
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Bernard Parresol |
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Estimating Canopy Fuel Parameters for Atlantic Coastal Plain Forests |
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2 |
Robert Kremens |
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Measuring Absolute Radiated Energy from Small Plot Experiments in Eastern Hardwood Fuels Using Dual Band IR Radiometry |
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3 |
James Reardon |
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Soil Moisture Dynamics and the Smoldering Combustion Limits of Pocosin Soils in North Carolina |
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4 |
Scott Goodrick |
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Using Google Earth for Display of Fire and Smoke Information |
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| C2.1 |
Title: Multi-Disciplinary |
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Chair: Danny Lee |
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David Chojnacky |
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Combining remote sensing and FIA data to map forest-floor fire fuels |
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2 |
Joseph O 'Brien |
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Contrasting models of the interactions among overstory structure, fire and regeneration strategies in subtropical and tropical pine forests in the SE US and Caribbean Basin |
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3 |
Joseph O 'Brien |
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The interactions among fine scale heterogeneity in fuels, fire behavior and fire effects in a low-intensity surface fire regime |
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4 |
Amber Soja |
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A Methodology and Assessment of Estimating Area Burned in Near-Real-Time |
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| A2.2 |
Title: LANDFIRE II |
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Chair: Kris Lee |
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Matthew Rollins |
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Using biophysical settings and landscape modeling to characterize historical vegetation and fire regimes |
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2 |
Kevin Ryan |
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Modeling fuels for landscape-scale fire behavior and effects prediction |
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3 |
Doug Havlina |
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Hazardous Fuels and Restoration Planning Applications |
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4 |
Zhiliang Zhu |
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LANDFIRE Updating Technical Plan and Preliminary Results of Research |
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| B2.2 |
Title: Remote Sensing I |
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Chair: Steve Ambrose |
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1 |
John Qu |
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Fuel Moisture and Fire Danger Risk Mapping with EOS Measurements in the Eastern States |
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2 |
Wanting Wang |
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Statistic Analysis of Wildland Fire Characteristics in the Southeast United States |
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3 |
Lin Li |
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Retrieval of Vegetation Canopy Fuel Moisture Content from Hyperspectral Reflectance |
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4 |
Lois Wardell |
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Development of Small Unmanned Aerial Vehicles for Fire Monitoring and Research |
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5 |
Xiaoyang Zhang |
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Estimates of Interannual Variations in Burned Areas Using GOES Instantaneous Fire Sizes |
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| C2.2 |
Title: Smoke & Air Quality I |
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Chair: Al Riebau |
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1 |
Limei Ran |
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Integrated Modeling of Forest Growth, Fire Emissions, and Air Quality and Its Climate Feedbacks |
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2 |
Xiaoyang Zhang |
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Near Real-time Monitoring of Biomass Burning Particulate Emissions (PM2.5) Using Multiple Satellite Data |
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3 |
John Simko |
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NOAA's Use of Satellite Imagery for Smoke Detection and Transport Model Initialization |
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4 |
HyunCheol Kim |
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Implementation of Satellite-Detected Wildland and Prescribed Fire Emissions in Daily Air Quality Forecast Systems |
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| A3.1 |
Title: Social & Economic |
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Chair: David Wong |
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1 |
Paul Mitchell |
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Developing A Prescribed Fire Insurance Liability Product: Actuarial Analysis of Survey Data |
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2 |
Pamela Jakes |
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Community Wildfire Protection Plans--Meeting the Objectives of HFRA? |
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3 |
Rachel Brummel |
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Social learning and the role of science in Community Wildfire Protection Planning |
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4 |
Stephanie Grayzeck |
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Defining the Wildland-urban Interface: How Local Government Becomes a Partner at the Table in Community Wildfire Planning |
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| B3.1 |
Title: Remote Sensing II |
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Chair:Zhiliang Zhu |
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1 |
Sanjeeb Bhoi |
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Regeneration of Vegetation Index after Wild Land Fire |
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2 |
Xianlin Qin |
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National Forest Fire Danger Rating Prediction Using Remote Sensing and Geographic Information System Techniques |
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3 |
Swarvanu Dasgupta |
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Soil Adjusted Live Fuel Moisture Estimations over Grasslands |
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4 |
Wanting Wang |
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Multi-sensor Detection of Hurricane Caused Forest Fuel Loading Change in the Southeastern United States |
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| C3.1 |
Title: Smoke & Air Quality II |
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Chair: Shobha/ Kondragunta |
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1 |
Tao Zeng |
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Prescribed Fire Emission and the Impact on Air Quality over the Southeastern US in Spring |
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2 |
David Williams |
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Observation of Fire Smoke Plume Dynamics using Elastic LiDAR |
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3 |
Jian Zeng |
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An Automated GOES-12 Smoke Plume Detection and Tracking Algorithm for Air Quality Applications |
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4 |
Yongqiang Liu |
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A Sensitivity Study of Air Quality Simulation to Smoke Plume-Core Number |
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| A3.2 |
Title: Science Delivery |
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Chair: Brian J. Stocks |
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1 |
William Sommers |
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Planning for increased fire activity in the face of climate and demographic change – triage or risk assessment? |
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2 |
Kenneth Clark |
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Decision Support Tools to Optimize the Effectiveness of Hazardous Fuel Reduction Treatments |
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3 |
Di Tian |
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Air Quality Impacts from Forest Fires under Different Forest Management Practices |
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4 |
Steve Van Tuyl |
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The Eastern LANDFIRE Prototype – Lessons Learned |
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5 |
Jesse Bishop |
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Mapping the Wildland-Fire Interface in the Eastern Landfire Prototype Region |
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| B3.2 |
Title: Remote Sensing III |
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Chair: John J. Qu |
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1 |
Lingli Wang |
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Soil Moisture Estimation with Multiple MODIS SRB Measurements |
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2 |
Xianjun Hao |
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Dead Fuel Moisture Content Estimation Using AIRS Measurements |
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3 |
Jay Al-Saadi |
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Global Near-Real-Time Estimates of Biomass Burning Emissions using MODIS Fire Detections |
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| C3.2 |
Title: Smoke & Air Quality 3 |
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Chair: Yongqiang Liu |
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1 |
Yong Xie |
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Detection of smoke plume from forest fires using MODIS measurements |
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James Szykman |
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Comparison of CMAQ Derived Carbon Monoxide Columns with MOPITT Carbon Monoxide Data: Sensitivity to Wildfire Emissions |
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3 |
Gary Achtemeier |
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On a Method to Index Multiple-Core Updraft Smoke Plumes |
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Gary Achtemeier |
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Effects of Smoke Moisture on Local Air Quality: Visibility and Superfog |
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Sanjeeb Bhoi |
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Application of CMAQ Model for Prediction of Particulate Matter Emissions due to Wild Land Fire |
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Special Session: 2007 Fires Special Session II |
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Chair: Hom/Qu/Stanturf |
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