Statistical Analysis of Large Wildfires

  • Holmes T
  • Huggett R
  • Westerling A
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Abstract

Large, infrequent wildfires cause dramatic ecological and economic impacts . Consequently, they deserve special attention and analysis . The economic signifi - cance of large fires is indicated by the fact that approximately 94 percent of fire suppression costs on U . S . Forest Service land during the period 1980- 2002 resulted from a mere 1 . 4 percent of the fires (Strategic Issues Panel on Fire Suppression Costs 2004).

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Holmes, T. P., Huggett, R. J., & Westerling, A. L. (2008). Statistical Analysis of Large Wildfires (pp. 59–77). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4020-4370-3_4

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