The Poster Session – Papers

• Detection of Burned Forest Areas in Catalonia Using a Temporal Series of LANDSAT MSS Imagery (Period 1975-93)

R. Díaz-Delgado, R. Salvador, J. Valeriano and X. Pons
• The Chemical Composition of the Aerosol Particle Producing by the Forest Fires in Siberia

K. P. Koutsenogii, V. I. Makarov, G. A. Kovalskaya, A. I. Smirnova, B. S. Smolyakov, and L. A. Pavlyuk
• Autonomous Spaceborne Fire Detection

D. Oertel, B. Zhukov, K. Briess, E. Lorenz, W. Skrbek, C. Tobehn, A. Ginati and U. Christmann
• Estimating Risks of Burning in Mountain Landscapes: A GIS Application

M-P Rogeau and I. Pengelly
• The Use of NOAA/AVHRR Remotely Sensed Data for Fire Monitoring in Nicaragua

J. de Dixmude, S. Flasse, I. Downey, P. Navarro, L. Valerio, F. Uriarte and N. Sepúlveda
• Fire and Fire Regimes in the Forests of Central Siberia

G. A. Ivanova and V. A. Ivanov
• Potential Fire Hazard Evaluated From Site Climates and Forest Types in the Transbaikalian Mountains

N. M. Tchebakova and Y. I. Parfenova
• Mapping Burned Areas and Estimating Fire Emissions Over the Canadian Boreal Forest

Z. Li, J. Jin and R. H. Fraser
• Fuel Reduction in Lodgepole Pine Stands in Banff National Park

K. Hirsch and I. Pengelly
• Spatial Variation in Fire Frequency in the Interior Columbia River Basin

D. McKenzie, D. L. Peterson and J. K. Agee
• The Influence of Fuel’s Packing Ratio Upon Extinguishing High Intensity Forest, Bush and Grassland Fires With 2RS-SYSTEM®

V. Schuette
• Fire Hazard Implications of Alternative Fuel Management Techniques - Case Studies From Northern Portugal

P. Fernandes, H. Botelho and C. Loureiro
• The Value of Fuel Management in Reducing Wildfire Damage

K. W. Outcalt and D. D. Wade
• The Effect on Surface Fuels and Fire Behavior of Thinning a Pinus Pinaster Stand in Central Portugal

J. S. Silva, P. Fernandes and J. Vasconcelos
• Characterizing Fuel Loading and Structure Using Ecological Landscapes (ELTs) in the Missouri Ozarks
  K. Grabner, G. Hartman, J. Dwyer and B. Cutt
  
• Alternative Fuel Reduction Methods in Blue Mountain Dry Forests
  J. McIver, A. Youngblood, C. Niwa, J. Smith, R. Ottmar and P. Matzka

The Poster Session – Abstracts Only

• Crown Fires are "HOT": Introducing the International Crown Fire Modeling Experiment

M. E. Alexander, B. J. Stocks, B. D. Amiro and R. A. Lanoville
• Measuring and Remote Sensing of Burn Severity

C. H. Key and N. C. Benson
• Remote Sensing Indicators of Fire Danger and Effects

F. Barnes, M. Strong, E. Ramsey III and S. Grace
• Remote Sensing of Fires and Smoke During the SCAR Experiments

Y. Kaufman and R. Kleidman
• Use of Remote Environmental Monitoring Systems (REMS) in Support of Wildfire Suppression Efforts

K. W. Watson
• Fuel Model and Forest Type Mapping for FARSITE Input

D. B. Spotskey and D. R. Bertolette
• Studies of the Ecological and Economic Consequences of the 1998 Florida Wildfires: An Interagency Approach

D. Wade and S. L. Grace
• Integrating a GIS and Heuristic Modeling to Achieve Resource Management Goals in the Applegate River Watershed in Southwestern Oregon

D. H. Graetz
• Linking a Dynamic Vegetation Model With the National Fuels Characterization System

J. M. Lenihan, D. V. Sandberg and R. P. Nelson
• Revision of the First Order Fire Effects Model - FOFEM 5.0

E. D. Reinhardt, S. A. Mincemoyer and R. E. Keane
• The Greater Vancouver Water District – An Ecological Inventory Approach to Fire Hazard Assessment and Treatment for Protection of Water Quality and Other Secondary Values

B. Blackwell, R. N. Green and H. Hedberg