Identifying the relative importance of human and environmental drivers on fire occurrence in
different regions and scales is critical for a sound fire management. Nevertheless, studies …

During the last decades, wildfires have been changing in many areas across the world, due
to changes in climate, landscapes and socioeconomic drivers. However, how the role of …

Ecosystem Dynamics focuses on long-term terrestrial ecosystems and their changing
relationships with human societies. The unique aspect of this text is the long-time scale …

We performed an exploratory spatial data analysis (ESDA) of autocorrelation patterns in the
NASA MODIS MCD14ML Collection 5 active fire dataset, for the period 2001–2009, at the …

Wildfires have been studied in many ways, for instance as a spatial point pattern or through
modeling the size of fires or the relative risk of big fires. Lately a large variety of complex …

Assessing the exposure of an individual or population is a challenging statistical task.
Borrowing from the concept of the genome in genetics, recently the concept of an exposome …

The 'School of Extremes' in Portugal is nowadays well recognized by the international
scientific community. This recognition is mainly due to the scientific work of Tiago de Oliveira …

Policy responses for local and global firemanagement depend heavily on the proper
understanding of the fire extent as well as its spatio-temporal variation across any given …

Aim Geographical disparities in the effect of the environment on population dynamics have
been shown to follow a core‐periphery gradient when peripheral populations are less …

In the last decade wildfires became a serious problem in Portugal due to socieconomic and
climate change trends. In order to analyse wildfire data, we employ beta regression for …