Wildland fires dramatically affect forest ecosystems, altering the loss of their biodiversity and
their sustainability. In addition, they have a strong impact on the global carbon balance and …

Bushfires pose a severe risk, among others, to humans, wildlife, and infrastructures. Rapid
detection of fires is crucial for fire-extinguishing activities and rescue missions. Besides …

Since wildfires have occurred frequently in recent years, accurate burned area mapping is
required for wildfire severity assessment and burned land reconstruction. Satellite remote …

Historical forest fire risk databases are vital for evaluating the effectiveness of past forest
management approaches, enhancing forest fire warnings and emergency response …

Globally, wildfires are considered the most commonly occurring disasters, resulting from
natural and anthropogenic ignition sources. Wildfires consist of burning standing biomass at …

Background Fires in the boreal forest occur with natural frequencies and patterns. Burned
area (BA) is an essential variable in assessing the impact of climate change in boreal …

Wildfires present a significant threat to ecosystems and human life, requiring effective
prevention and response strategies. Equally important is the study of post-fire damages …

Branch angles are an important plant morphological trait affecting light interception within
forest canopies. However, studies on branch angles have been limited due to the time …

One of the most important subjects in remote sensing is digital change detection which
identifies the differences between the before and after an event in spatial context. Even …

The burning of crop residues in fields is a significant global biomass burning activity which is
a key element of the terrestrial carbon cycle, and an important source of atmospheric trace …