2021
DOI: 10.1007/s11590-021-01800-6
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Wildfire burn scar encapsulation

Abstract: Wildfires burn annually across the United States (US), which threaten those in close proximity to them. Due to drastic alterations of soil properties and to the land surfaces by these fires, risks of flash floods, debris flows, and severe erosion increases for these areas, which can have catastrophic consequences for biota, people and property. Computational tools, such as the WildfireRain algorithm, have been designed and implemented to assess the potential occurrence of debris flows over burn scars. However,… Show more

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“…This method does not repeatedly train and learn the network to achieve the best performance, so the prediction result is not ideal. Duarte et al [5] proposed the debris flow prediction of a subset of the common spatial domain after wildfires in the United States. After a wildfire, the possible debris flow in burn scars was evaluated using the Wildfire Elaine algorithm.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This method does not repeatedly train and learn the network to achieve the best performance, so the prediction result is not ideal. Duarte et al [5] proposed the debris flow prediction of a subset of the common spatial domain after wildfires in the United States. After a wildfire, the possible debris flow in burn scars was evaluated using the Wildfire Elaine algorithm.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%