Proceedings of the 5th International Workshop on Remote Sensing and GIS Applications to Forest Fire Management: Fire Effects Assessment: Zaragoza-Spain, 16-18 June 2005

Juan Ramón de la Riva Fernández; Fernando Pérez Cabello; Emilio Chuvieco Salinero

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Proceedings of the 5th International Workshop on Remote Sensing and GIS Applications to Forest Fire Management: Fire Effects Assessment: Zaragoza-Spain, 16-18 June 2005

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Autores: Juan Ramón de la Riva Fernández (coord.), Fernando Pérez Cabello (coord.), Emilio Chuvieco Salinero (coord.)
Editores: Universidad de Zaragoza, Servicio de Publicaciones
Año de publicación: 2005
País: España
Idioma: inglés
ISBN: 84-96214-52-4
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Listado de artículos

- Invited lectures
  - Remote sensing inputs to fire danger rating
    A. Camia, J. San Miguel Ayanz
    págs. 1-7
  - Use of Unnamed Aerial Vehicles for Fire Detection
    V. G. Ambrosia, S. S. Wegener, J. A. Brass, E. Hinkley
    págs. 9-17
  - Golbal mapping of fire-affected area using multi-temporal MODIS data
    D. P. Roy, L. Boschetti, Christopher Justice, Y. Yin, P. E. Lewis
    págs. 19-28
  - Remote sensing sensitivity to fire severity and fire recovery
    Carl H. Key
    págs. 29-39
  - A 40 years data set of vegetation fire emissions
    M. G. Schultz, A. Heil, J. Hoelzemann, A. Spessa, K. Thonecke, J. G. Goldammer, A. Held
    págs. 41-45
- Session 1. Fire risk estimation
  - Fire Hot Spot Areas in Southern Europe - Detection of Large-Scale Wildland Fire Occurrence Patterns by Adaptive Kernel Density Interpolation
    B. Allgöwer, A. Camia, A. Francesetti, N. Koutsias
    págs. 47-50
  - Maping forest fire occurrence at national level - Assessing fire density by means of the Adaptative Kernel Density Technique
    G. Amatullli, M. J. Rodrigues, R. Lovreglio
    págs. 51-55
  - Modeling Wildland Fire Occurrence in Southern Europe by a Geographically Weighted Regression Approach
    Nikos Koutsias, J. Martínez, Emilio Chuvieco Salinero, Britta Allgöwer
    págs. 57-60
  - Estimation of Fuel Moisture Content from 2-D hyperspectral measurements
    A. de Santis, C. Robles, P. Vaughan, M. Yebra, Emilio Chuvieco Salinero
    págs. 61-64
  - Using decision tree analysis to asses variable feature selection for fuel model mapping
    G. Amatulli, M. Trombetti, Fernando Pérez Cabello
    págs. 65-69
  - Using object-oriented classification and high resolution imagery to map fuels types in the Meditarranean region
    L. A. Arroyo, Sean P. Healey, W. Cohen, David Cocero Matesanz, José Antonio Manzanera de la Vega
    págs. 71-74
  - Multscale fuel type mapping in fragmented ecosystems rom classification and unmixing techniques by using multisensor remote sensing data
    Rosa Lasaponara, A. Lanorte, S. Pignatti
    págs. 75-78
  - Estimation of shrub height for fuel type mapping combining airbone Lidar simultaneus and co´registered colour infrared images
    D. Riaño, Emilio Chuvieco Salinero, S. L. Ustin, J. Salas, L. M. Ribeiro, Xabier Domingos Viegas, J. M. Moreno, H. Fernández
    págs. 79-83
  - Fine spatial, spectral and temporal characterization of wildfire fuels through the integrated analysis of imaging spectrometry and coarser resolution broad band data
    D. A. Roberts, S. Peterson, Philip E. Dennison, J. L. Rechel, Jan W. van Wagtendonk
    págs. 85-90
  - Use of the FARSITE fire growth model to design strategies for fire prevention and promotion of landscape diversity and resilence in a fire-prone area (Ayora, Eastern Spain)
    Beatriz Duguy Pedra, José Antonio Alloza Millán, R. Vallejo, Achim Röder, J. Hill
    págs. 91-95
  - Sensitivity of a Forest Fire Behavior Model to High Resolution Remote Sensing Data
    Felix Morsdorf, B. Koetz, D. Isenegger, Britta Allgöwer
    págs. 97-100
  - Assessing long-term fire riskat local area by means of decision tree technique; assisting fire managers in Decision Support System
    G. Amatulli, M. J. Rodrigues, M. Trombetti, R. Lovreglio
    págs. 101-106
  - Mapping wildfire danger at regional scale with and index model Integration of coarse spatial resolution remote sensing data
    Verónique Cheret, J. P. Deneux, A. Jacquin, B. Roseau
    págs. 107-111
  - A fire risk propagation map based on NDVI anomalies
    E. de Baldts, G. López, B. Wickel, I. Cruz, Raimundo Jiménez Ballesta
    págs. 113-118
  - Remote Sensing technology coupled with meterological forecast data for wildland fire danger assesment
    P. Fiorucci, F. Gaetani, A. Lanorte, Rosa Lasaponara
    págs. 119-123
  - Forest Fire Risk Dynamic Index
    A. González Calvo, Pedro Alberto Hernández-Leal, M. Arbelo
    págs. 125-129
  - An empirical spatial model for daily estimation of forest fire danger in Slovenia
    A. Klober
    págs. 131-132
  - Geospatialmodeling for forest fire risk zonation in Himalayas and Swaliks, India
    A. Saxena, S. Chandra, P. Srivastava
    págs. 133-137
  - Characterization of vegetation condition in relation to fire occurrence: susceptibility to fire events and detection of fire effects by means of MODIS derival spectral indices
    M. Trombetti, Rosa Lasaponara
    págs. 139-143
  - Satellite remote sensing for sustainable forest resource management: a case study of Skiathos Island, Greece
    C. R. Farquhar, C. R. I. Clayton
    págs. 145-148
- Session 2. Fire detection & Fire information system
  - Detection and monitoring of forest fires in China through the ENVISAT-AATSR sensor
    A. Calle, José Luis Casanova Roque, Cristina Moclán Soria
    págs. 149-152
  - An intefrated system for fire detection and monitoring, in real time, using MSG and MODIS data
    A. Calle, José Luis Casanova Roque, A. Romo
    págs. 153-156
  - Accuracy assesment of hots-spots identified as forest fires in a zone of central Mexico by AVHRR_MOAA imagery
    Lilia Manzo Delgado, S. Sánchez Colón, J. López García, R. Álvarez
    págs. 157-160
  - Development of an Advanced Fire Information System for Southern Africa
    P. E. Frost, H. Vosloo, D. Davis, S. Kumar, J. Decloites, J. Schmaltz
    págs. 161-166
  - Automated Fire and Flood Hazard Protection System
    K. Kalabokidis, George Kallos, C. Karavitis, D. Caballero, P. Tettelaar, J. Llorens, C. Vasilakos
    págs. 167-172
  - Szendrö - type Integrated Vegetation Fire Management - based on remote sensing modules. Wildfire Management Program from Hungary
    Á. Restás
    págs. 173-177
  - Remote Sensing Burned Areas Monitoring Process in Bolivia
    Y. Sandoval
    págs. 179-182
  - Multicriteria Decision Analisys for Forest Fire Risk Assesment in Galicia: Application of a Natural Disasters Management System based on Web Services
    J. Varela, José Ramón Ríos Viqueira, P. Álvarez, Joaquín Angel Triñanes Fernández
    págs. 183-187
- Session 3. Fire effects assessment
  - Spatial evolution of a forest fire with the Burned Area Index
    Joan Miquel Galve Romero, Vicente Caselles, Raquel Niclos, C. Coll, Enric Valor, J. M. Sánchez
    págs. 189-192
  - Performanceof a burned-area index (BAIM) for mapping Mediterranean burned scars from MODIS data
    P. Martin, J. Gómez, Emilio Chuvieco Salinero
    págs. 193-197
  - Fire type mapping using object-based classification of Ikonos imagery
    George H. Mitri, Ioannis Z. Gitas
    págs. 199-203
  - Minas de Riotinto (South Spain) forest fire severity mapping using Landsat TM, MOIS and MERIS post-fire images
    Asunción Roldán Zamarrón, Silvia Merino de Miguel, Federico González Alonso, S. García Gigorro, José Miguel Cuevas Gozalo
    págs. 205-209
  - Assessing the ability of the mind infra-red burn index to detect burned area in westland environments
    B. Tacheba
    págs. 211-215
  - Global Fire Calendar Probability maps from the Analysis of Global Burned Surfaces Time Series (1982-1999)
    César Carmona Moreno, A. S. Belward, Ph. Caperan, A. Hartley, Jean-Paul Malingreau, M. Antonovskiy, V. Buchshtaber, V. Pivovarov
    págs. 217-221
  - Statistical analysis of burned area data from NOAA-NASA Pathfinder AVHRR 8 km land dataset for the Tropical Africa (1981-2000) as the basis for forecasting wildfire risk
    J.A. Moreno-Ruiz, J. Barón Martínez, S.L. Ustin
    págs. 223-227
  - Mapping burned areas and estimating fire severity by means of spectral mixture and object oriented image analysis from an unitemporal perspective
    Carmen Quintano Pastor, Alfonso Fernández Manso, Yosio Edemir Shimabukuro, Óscar Fernández Manso
    págs. 229-232
  - Use of canopy reflectante models to simulate burn severity levels
    Emilio Chuvieco Salinero, D. Riaño, F. M. Danson, Paul Bowyer, P. Martin
    págs. 233-238
  - Assessing burn severity using Hyperion data
    A. Parra, Emilio Chuvieco Salinero
    págs. 239-243
  - Predicting seasonal fuel moisture in the western United States using endmember fractions at multiple spatial and spectral resolutions
    J. L. Rechel, S. H. Peterson, D. A. Roberts, Jan W. van Wagtendonk
    págs. 245-248
  - Application of Machine Learning Algorithms for Mapping Burn Severity and Vegetation Mortality
    J. Rogan
    págs. 249-251
  - Mapping Burn Severity of Large-Area Wildfires in Mediterranean Landscapes Using Neural Network with Spectral Transforms
    R. Wahab-Twibell, J. Rogan
    págs. 253-256
  - Measuring Burn Severity in Forest of South-Western Australia Using MODIS
    J. Y. Walz, S. W. Maier, S. Dech
    págs. 257-261
  - Methodology approach for analyzing fire-induced soils and vegetation changes using a spectral analysis system and high spatial resolution photograph
    Fernando Pérez Cabello, Raquel Montorio Llovería, Alberto García Martín, Juan Ramón de la Riva Fernández
    págs. 263-267
  - Vegetation dynamics after fire: opportunities of the combined use of fire detection and ecological indices. A study case in West Spain
    F. J. Lozano, Susana Suárez Seoane, E. de Luis
    págs. 269-273
  - An approach to identify temporal changes in burned areas in relation with soil characteristics
    J. Meléndez, José Navarro Pedreño, Jorge Mataix Solera, César Guerrero Maestre, Ignacio Gómez Lucas
    págs. 275-279
  - Assessment to map potential erosion sensitive areas after wildfire using Remote Sensing techniques and GIS
    Fernando Pérez Cabello, Juan Ramón de la Riva Fernández, Raquel Montorio Llovería, A. García Martín
    págs. 281-285
  - Mapping fire events and post fire succession using long time-series of Landsat-TM and -MSS data
    Achim Röder, J. Hill, Beatriz Duguy Pedra, José Antonio Alloza Millán, R. Vallejo
    págs. 287-290

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Proceedings of the 5th International Workshop on Remote Sensing and GIS Applications to Forest Fire Management: Fire Effects Assessment: Zaragoza-Spain, 16-18 June 2005

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Invited lectures

Session 1. Fire risk estimation

Session 2. Fire detection & Fire information system

Session 3. Fire effects assessment

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