A Conceptual Framework for Integrating Fire Considerations in Wildland PlanningU.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Intermountain Forest and Range Experiment Station, 1979 - Fire ecology - 11 pages |
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ACTIVITY COST MODULE air quality ALTERNATIVE FORMULATION PHASE beginning at node collector module component consequences control/fire use strategy ECONOMIC EVALUATION SUBSYSTEM ECOSYSTEM PRODUCTION MODULE EFFECTS ON SOILS EFFECTS ON VEGETATION ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSE MODULE established planning criteria expanded in figure fire behavior module Fire behavior predictions fire behavior subsystem FIRE CONTROL fire control/fire fire decision fire effects subsystem FIRE HISTORY fire management decision fire management strategy FIRE OCCURRENCE MODULE FIRE STRATEGY fire use activities FUEL MOISTURE MODULE fuel physics hazard/risk stratification HISTORY FIRE IMREMENTATION PLAN INPUTS integrate fire considerations land allocation Land management Long-term fire effects management alternative management decision system management strategies developed MODULE ENVIRONMENTAL MODULE FIRE outputs PERFORMANCE EVALUATION MODULE phase of planning planning process primary effects PRIMARY FIRE EFFECTS PRODUCTIVITY EVALUATION MODULE projected proposed fire resource management objectives resource potential/demand resource productivity satellite imagery selected for implementation situation assessment phase strategies are evaluated SUPPRESSION EFFECTS MODULE topography weather information