Fires are a major contributor to atmospheric budgets of greenhouse gases and aerosols, affect
soils and vegetation properties, and are a key driver of land use change. Since the 1990s…

We explore the large spatial variation in the relationship between population density and
burned area, using continental-scale Geographically Weighted Regression (GWR) based on …

Anthropogenically driven declines in tropical savannah burnt area 1 , 2 have recently
received attention due to their effect on trends in global burnt area 3 , 4 . Large-scale trends in …

The fire season of 2007 was particularly devastating for Greece, achieving the new all-time
record of estimated burnt area (225,734 ha) since 1980. The season was remarkably severe …

In Portugal and Spain, fire regimes have been significantly altered due to changes in
anthropogenic and climatic factors. The development of a fire management strategy should take …

Detailed spatial-temporal characterization of individual fire dynamics using remote sensing
data is important to understand fire-environment relationships, to support landscape-scale …

Explaining tropical tree cover distribution in areas of intermediate rainfall is challenging,
with fire’s role in limiting tree cover particularly controversial. We use a novel Bayesian …

This study examined basic characteristics of stem wood produced in Pinus brutia Ten.
reforestations in Northeastern Greece. Sixteen dominant trees growing at good and medium site …

In the management of restoration reforestations or recreational reforestations of trees, the
density of the planted trees and the site conditions can influence the growth and bole volume …

The need to apply complex algorithms on large volumes of data is boosting the development
of technological solutions able to satisfy big data analytics needs in Cloud and HPC …