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Project ID: 10-S-02-2
Year: 2010
Date Started: 05/03/2010
Date Completed: 03/04/2011
Title: Enhancing the Online Hand-Piled Fuels Biomass Calculator
Project Proposal Abstract: Land managers need a tool to accurately and efficiently estimate the biomass of hand- and machine-piled fuels as pile burning becomes a more widespread and common method for treating high fire hazard areas with heavy surface fuels. This proposal is to incorporate the calculation methods for machine piles into the online Hand-piled Fuels Biomass Calculator. The results of this proposed application development project will allow land managers to more accurately assess biomass in all pile types leading to better smoke production estimates, improved burn scheduling, and more accurate compliance with the maximum allowable emissions limits as determined by various state smoke management plans. The deliverable product is an improved pile biomass and emissions calculator capable of: (1) accepting hand- and machine-constructed pile inputs, (2) batch processing pile input data, and (3) use in as a desktop application.
Principal Investigator: Clinton S. Wright
Agency/Organization: Forest Service
Branch or Dept: PNW-Seattle-Managing Natural Disturbances
Other Project Collaborators
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Branch or Dept |
Federal Cooperator |
Clinton S. Wright |
Forest Service |
PNW-Seattle-Managing Natural Disturbances |
Federal Fiscal Representative |
Rebecca A. Slick |
Forest Service |
PNW-Pacific Northwest Research Station |
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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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