Fire managers need to study fire history in terms of occurrence in order to understand and
model the spatial distribution of the causes of ignition. Fire atlases are useful open sources
of information, recording each single fire event by means of its geographical position. In
such cases the fire event is considered as point-based, rather than area-based data,
completely losing its surface nature. Thus, an accurate method is needed to estimate
continuous density surfaces from ignition points where location is affected by a certain …