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Project ID: 06-1-1-09
Year: 2006
Date Started: 07/07/2006
Date Completed: 02/25/2009
Title: Delivery and Demonstration of a Surface Wind Simulation Tool for Fire Management Decision Support
Project Proposal Abstract: Previous funding from the JFSP has been used to test the utility of commercial engineering software for simulating surface wind flows in support of fire management decisions. Efforts over the last three years have demonstrated that this technology can be very useful as a wildland fire management decision support tool. This proposal requests funding to form a rapid response research team that will support wildland fire management teams with high resolution gridded wind simulations during the 2007-2008 fire seasons. The primary objective will be to use opportunities for supporting IMT incidents to validate, improve and document the utility of the gridded wind technology for fire management decision support. Additionally the team will complete the WindWizard wind simulation tool and supporting user's guide and technical support.
Principal Investigator: Bret W. Butler
Agency/Organization: Forest Service
Branch or Dept: RMRS-Fire Sciences Lab-Missoula
Other Project Collaborators
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Name |
Agency/Organization |
Branch or Dept |
Federal Cooperator |
James Saveland |
Forest Service |
RMRS-Natural Resources Research Center |
Project Locations
Consortium |
Alaska |
Appalachian |
California |
Great Basin |
Great Plains |
Lake States |
Oak Woodlands |
Northern Rockies |
Northwest |
Pacific |
South |
Southern Rockies |
Southwest |
Tallgrass |
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Project Deliverables
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Final Report ("Results presented in JFSP Final Reports may not have been peer-reviewed and should be interpreted as tentative until published in a peer-reviewed source.") |
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