This contribution is focused on “forest fire,” the term used in Europe to represent “an unwanted fire burning forests and wildlands” (Tedim et al. 2014) and thus referring to a European context of fires (e.g., regarding fuels) as opposed to the contributions on bushfires or wildfires. As a legal point of view, it is defined in France by: “a fire that has reached forests, heaths, garrigues or maquis with an area of at least 1 hectare in one piece (regardless of the area traveled)” (Jappiot et al. 2001).
Forest Fire
Salis Michele;Arca Bachisio;Pellizzaro Grazia
2020
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This contribution is focused on “forest fire,” the term used in Europe to represent “an unwanted fire burning forests and wildlands” (Tedim et al. 2014) and thus referring to a European context of fires (e.g., regarding fuels) as opposed to the contributions on bushfires or wildfires. As a legal point of view, it is defined in France by: “a fire that has reached forests, heaths, garrigues or maquis with an area of at least 1 hectare in one piece (regardless of the area traveled)” (Jappiot et al. 2001).File in questo prodotto:
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