Volume 47, Issue 2

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April 2011

Special Issue: Wildland Fires in Fire Safety Engineering

Issue Editor:

Guillermo Rein

15 articles in this issue

Guest Editorial: Wildfires, Fire Science and Fire Safety Engineering
Guillermo Rein
Editorial 28 October 2010 Pages: 293 - 294
Short Communication on Research Response to the Black Saturday (7th February 2009) Victorian Bushfires, Australia
R. P. Thornton
Short Communication 17 August 2010 Pages: 295 - 301
Eruptive Behaviour of Forest Fires
D. X. Viegas
A. Simeoni
Invited Review 22 October 2010 Pages: 303 - 320
Analysis on Downwind Distribution of Firebrands Sourced from a Wildland Fire
Hai-Hui Wang
OriginalPaper 31 December 2009 Pages: 321 - 340
Ignition of Combustible Fuel Beds by Hot Particles: An Experimental and Theoretical Study
Rory M. Hadden
Sarah Scott
A. Carlos Fernandez-Pello
OriginalPaper Open access 05 October 2010 Pages: 341 - 355
Protecting Lives and Property in the Wildland–Urban Interface: Communities in Montana and Southern California Adopt Australian Paradigm
Robert W. Mutch
Michael J. Rogers
A. Malcolm Gill
OriginalPaper Open access 31 July 2010 Pages: 357 - 377
A Case Study of a Community Affected by the Witch and Guejito Wildland Fires
Alexander Maranghides
William Mell
OriginalPaper 29 June 2010 Pages: 379 - 420
Fuel Moisture Thresholds in the Flammability of Calluna vulgaris
G. Matt Davies
Colin J. Legg
OriginalPaper 23 June 2010 Pages: 421 - 436
Physical Phenomena and Length Scales Governing the Behaviour of Wildfires: A Case for Physical Modelling
Dominique Morvan
Invited Paper 25 June 2010 Pages: 437 - 460
Effective Heat of Combustion for Flaming Combustion of Mediterranean Forest Fuels
J. Madrigal
M. Guijarro
E. Marino
OriginalPaper 25 June 2010 Pages: 461 - 474
Effect of Wind and Slope When Scaling the Forest Fires Rate of Spread of Laboratory Experiments
Yolanda Pérez
Elsa Pastor
Eulalia Planas
OriginalPaper 30 June 2010 Pages: 475 - 489
Metrological Tool for the Characterization of Flame Fronts Based on the Coupling of a Heat Flux Approach with Image Processing Data
S. Rudz
K. Chetehouna
O. Séro-Guillaume
OriginalPaper 20 June 2010 Pages: 491 - 505
Preventing and Reducing Bushfire Arson in Australia: A Review of What is Known
John Beale
Warwick Jones
OriginalPaper 16 September 2010 Pages: 507 - 518
The 2009 Smouldering Peat Fire in Las Tablas de Daimiel National Park (Spain)
Luis Moreno
Maria-Emilia Jiménez
Almudena de la Losa
OriginalPaper 20 August 2010 Pages: 519 - 538
Modelling Soil Moisture Deficit and Moisture Content of Ground Vegetation: Progress Towards Development of a Fire Weather Index System Appropriate to the UK
Vladimir Krivtsov
Colin Legg
OriginalPaper 19 November 2010 Pages: 539 - 548

Volume 47, Issue 2

Guest Editorial: Wildfires, Fire Science and Fire Safety Engineering

Short Communication on Research Response to the Black Saturday (7th February 2009) Victorian Bushfires, Australia

Eruptive Behaviour of Forest Fires

Analysis on Downwind Distribution of Firebrands Sourced from a Wildland Fire

Ignition of Combustible Fuel Beds by Hot Particles: An Experimental and Theoretical Study

Protecting Lives and Property in the Wildland–Urban Interface: Communities in Montana and Southern California Adopt Australian Paradigm

A Case Study of a Community Affected by the Witch and Guejito Wildland Fires

Fuel Moisture Thresholds in the Flammability of Calluna vulgaris

Physical Phenomena and Length Scales Governing the Behaviour of Wildfires: A Case for Physical Modelling

Effective Heat of Combustion for Flaming Combustion of Mediterranean Forest Fuels

Effect of Wind and Slope When Scaling the Forest Fires Rate of Spread of Laboratory Experiments

Metrological Tool for the Characterization of Flame Fronts Based on the Coupling of a Heat Flux Approach with Image Processing Data

Preventing and Reducing Bushfire Arson in Australia: A Review of What is Known

The 2009 Smouldering Peat Fire in Las Tablas de Daimiel National Park (Spain)

Modelling Soil Moisture Deficit and Moisture Content of Ground Vegetation: Progress Towards Development of a Fire Weather Index System Appropriate to the UK

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