'Wildland fire' presentation slideshows

Fired Up

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Fire-growth models: a multi-scale toolkit for wildland fire management in Canada

Fire-growth models: a multi-scale toolkit for wildland fire management in Canada. Bruce Macnab Head, Wildland Fire Information Systems Kerry Anderson Fire Research Scientist Marc-Andre Parisien Fire Research Scientist Northern Forestry Centre Edmonton, Alberta. Presentation Outline.

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Using Science to Inform policy : A Cohesive Strategy for Wildland Fire Management

Using Science to Inform policy : A Cohesive Strategy for Wildland Fire Management. Danny C. Lee Director Eastern Forest Environmental Threat Assessment Center USDA Forest Service. A national, collaborative approach to addressing wildland fire across all lands and jurisdictions

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Unit Strategic Fire Plan Template

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Wildfire Emergency Medical Services

Wildfire Emergency Medical Services. Ojectives. EMS roles during wildland incidents Types of injuries Wildland Terminology Fire Shelters. Well known fires where firefighters sustained injuries. EMS Roles During Wildland Incidents. Provide non-emergent care Band aids Splinting

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Operational Risk Management & Risk Assessment

Operational Risk Management & Risk Assessment. Levels of Operational Risk Management. Planning Level Operational Level Time Critical Level . Risk Assessment Planning. Operational Risk Management . Red Book Chapters 1 & 7 Blue Book (BIA) Chapters 2 & 9 Fireline Handbook

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Unit 1 - Basic Concepts of Wildland Fire

Unit 1 - Basic Concepts of Wildland Fire. Unit Objective. Define basic terminology used in wildland fire. Parts of a Fire. Origin. Head . Flank (Flanks) . Rear or Heel. Perimeter. Finger. Pocket. Island. Spot Fire. Head. Left Flank. Right Flank. Rear or Heel. Origin.

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National Wildland Fire Weather Needs Assessment

National Wildland Fire Weather Needs Assessment. Lt Col Dave Andrus, Assistant Federal Coordinator Office of the Federal Coordinator for Meteorology SDR Briefing, September 6, 2007. Fires: An Increasing Threat. 2005 and 2006 were record years for acres burned

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Community Wildfire Protection Planning: HFRA and Beyond

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Firefighter Personal Protective Equipment

Firefighter Personal Protective Equipment. Firefighter PPE. Firefighters require the best PPE available because of the hostile environment in which they perform their duties. All equipment discussed is required by NFPA 1500 Standard on Fire Department Occupational Safety & Health Program

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IRWIN IS NOT

Another username and password Intended to replace or eliminate existing applications A monolithic database of all wildland fire data The 100% solution to our data challenges. IRWIN IS NOT. A capability that orchestrates data exchange between operational applications

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Safety in Wildland Fire Suppression Operations

Safety in Wildland Fire Suppression Operations. Dick Mangan International Association of Wildland Fire & Blackbull Wildfire Services Missoula, Montana USA. 4 th International Wildland Fire Conference. Seville, Spain 17 May 2007. Wildfire Suppression:. A High Risk Endeavor.

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Fire Behavior Knowledge Base (FBKB)

Fire Behavior Knowledge Base (FBKB). http://www.fbkb.ca/. The FBKB is a Joint project of the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources, the Canadian Forest Service and the University of Toronto.

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Global Wildland Fire Early Warning

Global Wildland Fire Early Warning. Fire Danger maps Typical data flow. 2. Transfer data. 1. Collect noon weather observations from WMO centres. 3. Extract and decode weather data; interpolate conditions to build grid layers in a GIS; produce daily early warning maps.

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Gauging Wildland Fire Potential

Amarillo National Weather Service Decision Support Symposium. Gauging Wildland Fire Potential. December 6 th 2012. Brad Smith. Wildland Fire Analyst. Significant Fire Potential (SFP).

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Improving Wildland Fire Models

Improving Wildland Fire Models. Mark Jarvis Supervisor: Dr. John Daily Department of Mechanical Engineering University of Colorado at Boulder. Introduction to Research, 10/13/04 - 1/5. Motivation for Research.

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S-190: Introduction to Wildland Fire Behavior

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ACCIDENT REVIEW PROCESS

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