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Arson --- Fire behavior in children --- Juvenile delinquency
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Fires --- Children --- Dwellings --- Fire behavior in children --- Arson --- Casualties --- Mortality
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Open access journal about the science, policy, and technology of fires and how they interact with communities and the environment.
agricultural fires --- wildfires --- laboratory fires --- fire use --- fire impacts --- fire behavior --- Physics --- Fire --- Feu --- Fire. --- Chemistry --- Combustion --- Heat
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Arson --- Child psychotherapy --- Fire behavior in children --- Pyromania in children --- Disruptive, Impulse Control, and Conduct Disorders --- rehabilitation
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Wildfires --- Sustainability --- Wildfires. --- Fire prevention --- Forest fires. --- Environmental sustainability. --- Research. --- History. --- Wildland fire management. --- Fire hazard. --- Fire behavior. --- Research --- United States.
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Fire management --- Wildfires --- Fire ecology --- Forest fires --- Fire prevention --- Wildfires. --- Wildland fire management. --- Fuels (fire ecology) --- Research and development. --- Fire behavior. --- Emissions. --- Fire ecology. --- Prevention. --- Research --- Research --- United States. --- United States.
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This text reference provides state-of-the-art information on juvenile firesetters and reviews the current research on youthful firesetters and arsonists. The work illustrates methods of fire scene investigation and assessment relating to child-parent and family factors. This information is then used to prescribe interventions with the individual along with community-wide programs. The work also provides current information on fire safety education and curricula, with explicit training materials. Finally, the book addresses the need for residential treatment centers and training schools on meth
Pyromania in children --- Fire behavior in children --- Arson --- Child psychotherapy --- Incendiarism --- Child firesetting --- Fire curiosity in children --- Fire setting by children --- Firesetting by children --- Child mental health services --- Child psychiatry --- Children --- Psychotherapy --- Firemaking --- Offenses against property --- Child psychology --- Fire --- Conduct disorders in children --- Impulse control disorders in children --- Diseases --- Treatment --- Psychological aspects
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Germany --- History --- Fire behavior in children --- Fires --- Fire risk assessment --- Fire extinction --- Buildings --- Extinction of fires --- Fighting of fires --- Fire fighting --- Fire suppression --- Firefighting --- Fire prevention --- Public safety --- Insurance engineering --- Fire hazard analysis --- Fire hazard assessment --- Fire risk analysis --- Hazard analysis, Fire --- Hazard assessment, Fire --- Risk analysis, Fire --- Risk assessment --- Conflagrations --- Fire losses --- Accidents --- Disasters --- Fire --- Child firesetting --- Fire curiosity in children --- Fire setting by children --- Firesetting by children --- Child psychology --- Fires and fire prevention --- Psychological aspects
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Globally, fire regimes are being altered by changing climatic conditions and land use changes. This has the potential to drive species extinctions and cause ecosystem state changes, with a range of consequences for ecosystem services. Accurate prediction of the risk of forest fires over short timescales (weeks or months) is required for land managers to target suppression resources in order to protect people, property, and infrastructure, as well as fire-sensitive ecosystems. Over longer timescales, prediction of changes in forest fire regimes is required to model the effect of wildfires on the terrestrial carbon cycle and subsequent feedbacks into the climate system.This was the motivation to publish this book, which is focused on quantifying and modelling the risk factors of forest fires. More specifically, the chapters in this book address four topics: (i) the use of fire danger metrics and other approaches to understand variation in wildfire activity; (ii) understanding changes in the flammability of live fuel; (iii) modeling dead fuel moisture content; and (iv) estimations of emission factors.The book will be of broad relevance to scientists and managers working with fire in different forest ecosystems globally.
fire danger rating --- fire management --- fire regime --- fire size --- fire weather --- Portugal --- critical LFMC threshold --- forest/grassland fire --- radiative transfer model --- remote sensing --- southwest China --- acid rain --- aerosol --- biomass burning --- forest fire --- PM2.5 --- direct estimation --- meteorological factor regression --- moisture content --- time lag --- forest fire driving factors --- forest fire occurrence --- random forest --- forest fire management --- China --- Cupressus sempervirens --- fire risk --- fuels --- fuel moisture content --- mass loss calorimeter --- Seiridium cardinale --- vulnerability to wildfires --- disease --- alien pathogen --- allochthonous species --- introduced fungus --- drying tests --- humidity diffusion coefficients --- wildfire --- prescribed burning --- modeling --- drought --- flammability --- fuel moisture --- leaf water potential --- plant traits --- climate change --- MNI --- fire season --- fire behavior --- crown fire --- fire modeling --- senescence --- foliar moisture content --- canopy bulk density --- fire danger --- fire weather patterns --- RCP --- FWI system --- SSR --- occurrence of forest fire --- machine learning --- variable importance --- prediction accuracy --- epicormic resprouter --- eucalyptus --- fire severity --- flammability feedbacks --- temperate forest --- n/a
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The performance-based design of structures in fire is gaining growing interest as a rational alternative to the traditionally adopted prescriptive code approach. This interest has led to its introduction in different codes and standards around the world. Although engineers widely use performance-based methods to design structural components in earthquake engineering, the adoption of such methods in fire engineering is still very limited. This Special Issue addresses this shortcoming by providing engineers with the needed knowledge and recent research activities addressing performance-based design in structural fire engineering, including the use of hotspot analysis to estimate the magnitude of risk to people and property in urban areas; simulations of the evacuation of large crowds; and the identification of fire effects on concrete, steel, and special structures.
fire incidence --- hotspot analysis --- KDE --- Getis-Ord Gi* --- IDW interpolation --- fire risk zones --- built-up areas --- temporal analysis --- sustainable development --- fire --- earthquake --- finite element analysis --- Abaqus --- multi hazard analysis --- Scoria aggregate concrete --- PP fiber --- high temperature --- stress-strain curve --- prefabricated cabin-type substation --- panel --- BP neural network --- thermal–mechanical coupling --- machine learning --- fire behavior --- impact of fires --- repeated impact --- ACI 544-2R --- high temperatures --- ECC --- impact ductility --- oil and gas facility --- offshore platform --- tanker --- steel structure --- bulkhead --- deck --- hydrocarbon fire mode --- fire-resistance limit --- fire protection --- design --- stadiums and arenas --- evacuation time --- safety --- Colosseum --- organizing evacuation --- computer simulation --- City University --- fire temperature --- opening factor --- compartment area --- thermal analysis --- natural fire --- concrete strength --- exposure duration --- maximum temperature --- heating rate --- cooling rate --- reinforced concrete --- columns --- standard fire --- cooling phase --- axial capacity --- temperature-stress history
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