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Lightning direction-finding systems for forest fire detection throughout the western United States and Alaska
Extensive networks of magnetic direction-finding (DF) stations have been installed throughout the western United States and Alaska to facilitate early detection of lightning-caused fires. Each station contains a new wideband direction-finder that…
Author(s): E. Philip Krider, R. C. Noggle, A. E. Pifer, Dale L. Vance
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Influence of harvesting and residues on fuels and fire management
Fuel and fire behavior potential in clearcut lodgepole pine and in Douglas-fir/larch under clearcutting, group selection, and shelterwood silvicultural systems were compared after logging to near-complete and conventional utilization…
Author(s): James K. Brown
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Mechanisms of fire spread research progress report no. 2
In 1961 the National Science Foundation awarded grants to Washington State University and the Northern Forest Fire Laboratory of the Intermountain Forest and Range Experiment Station to further a joint study of the mechanisms of fire spread in…
Author(s): Hal E. Anderson
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