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Leveraging Disparate Wildland Fire Datasets to Address Longstanding Fire Management Questions
While wildfire season is perceived as occurring in the warm months, and expanding, wildfire management is a year-long process. Juxtaposed to wildfire seasons are the reactive seasons of mitigating for post-fire effects, namely first-order effects of potential hydrological impacts in burn footprints,
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