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
2019
Abstract
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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