Webinar: What Does a Mixed Severity Fire Regime Mean?
/Learn the final research findings and next steps of the Modelling Team in this presentation from the Landscapes in Motion Online Workshop.
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Learn the final research findings and next steps of the Modelling Team in this presentation from the Landscapes in Motion Online Workshop.
Read MoreThis final report by the Modelling Team describes their rationale and methods to create a partial mortality module that addresses a critical gap in available landscape dynamics models by accounting for partial mortality and potential fire-vegetation feedbacks within the SW Alberta Foothills. The results of their model are presented and implications discussed.
Read MoreIn this webinar from November 2019, Ceres Barros of the LIM Modelling Team explains the concept of fire severity, describes many of the methods used to study mixed-severity fire regimes, and discusses a question she is addressing with Landscapes in Motion: What is the influence of stand-replacing vs partial mortality fires on post-fire vegetation recovery? She also provides some preliminary results using a subset of her data.
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