Mapping fireline intensity and flame height of prescribed gorse wildland fires

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Mapping fireline intensity and flame height of prescribed gorse wildland fires

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Wildfires currently represent an imminent danger to communities around the world due to their increasing severity and frequency. It is critical to expand current knowledge on wildfire behaviour to improve risk management practices, firefighting operation and engineering design in the Wildland Urban Interface (WUI). This paper reports 2D high resolution measurements of Byram’s fireline intensity generated during a 150 × 200 m2 gorse shrub burn generated from visual and infrared video footage o...

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Research paper

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Journal article

Date created

2023

Creator

Valencia A / Melnik KO / Kelly RJ / Jerram TC / Wallace H / Aguilar-Arguello S / Katurji M / Pearce HG / Gross S / Strand T

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https://hdl.handle.net/10092/105834

Related subjects

Wildfires / Wildland fires / Heat release rate / Fireline intensity / UAV / Image velocimetry / Image analysis / Ulex europaeus / Rate of spread / Chemical Engineering / Maritime Engineering / Engineering / Civil engineering / Fire safety engineering / Agricultural, veterinary and food sciences / Forestry sciences / Forestry fire management / Control engineering, mechatronics and robotics / Geomatic engineering

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