Forest fires are the result of complex interactions among human, geographic and weather
conditions. Climate change would alter the link between forest fire and the controlling …

In ecologically sensitive areas like the Western Ghats, fire is largely considered to be the
most significant management concern. Therefore, identifying and predicting the fire …

The recurrent forest fires have been a serious management concern in southern Western
Ghats, India. This study investigates the applicability of various geospatial data, machine …

Forest fires are a recurrent management problem in the Western Ghats of India. Although
most fires occur during the dry season, information on the spatial distribution of fires is …

Forest fires are a very common in India, especially in the hilly regions of the western and
northeastern Himalayas, which puts adverse impacts on the environment and society …

As the climate changes with the population expansion in Pakistan, wildfires are becoming
more threatening. The goal of this study was to understand fire trends which might help to …

Forest fires pose significant challenges by disrupting ecological balance, impacting socio-
economic harmony, and raising global concerns. North-East India (NEI) experiences high …

Fire is among major threats to the world's forests, leading to tremendous biodiversity losses.
Forest fire in India has greatly increased in the last few decades; the state of Arunachal …

The present study examined the geospatial datasets concerning fire points, topography,
vegetation types, tree cover percent, ecological zone, and climate to understand the …

Forest fires are a recurring issue in many parts of the world, including India. These fires can
have various causes, including human activities (such as agricultural burning, campfires, or …