TIES 2024

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    • Invited Session 8B - Innovations in Wildfire Risk Modeling: Exploring Fire-Weather, Climate, and Fuel Ecology Dynamics as Drivers of Occurrence and Spread

    Category: IPS
    Wednesday 4 December 1 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. (Australia/Adelaide) (Ended) F1-25 Lecture Theatre

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    Participants

    N
    Khurram Nadeem (Chair)
    JB
    John Braun (Presenter/Speaker)
    JB
    Jen Baron (Presenter/Speaker)
    NP
    Nathan Phelps (Presenter/Speaker)

    Abstracts and papers

    A Case Study on Fuel Treatment Effects in Southwestern British Columbia: Surprises found in a Scenario Analysis
    JB
    Dr John Braun

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    Challenges calibrating machine learning models when predicting rare events, with applications to wildfire occurrence prediction
    NP
    Mr Nathan Phelps

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    Common challenges limit applications of landscape-fire-succession models to understand fire-vegetation feedbacks
    JB
    Jen Baron

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