Fireline engagement from the National Interagency Fire Center Feature Service from 2017-2024

Fireline engagement from the National Interagency Fire Center Feature Service from 2017-2024

The escalation of wildfires in the USA, coupled with rising firefighting costs and decreasing workforce capacity, underscores the critical need to evaluate the efficiency and effectiveness of containment measures. However, the existing spatial data that records the locations and types of containment...

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Main Author: Alexander P. Arkowitz (21182816) (author)
Other Authors: Scott M. Ritter (8753931) (author), Matthew P. Thompson (585882) (author), Jesse D. Young (19659277) (author), Bradley M. Pietruszka (21182819) (author), David E. Calkin (19659637) (author)
Published: 2025
Subjects:
Environmental sciences
Fire
Forest management
Environment and People
NIFC
suppression outcome evaluation
firefighting
fireline engagement
fireline data
wildfire management
environment
Landscape management
fire containment status
Fire suppression, pre-suppression
fire containment
fireline attribution QAQC
Natural Resource Management & Use
resource objective wildfire
Impact of people on environment
Wildland/urban interface
Fire effects on environment
tactical fireline decisions
wildfire incidents
fire suppression effectiveness
operational fireline data
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