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From Wildfire Severity to Snow Persistence: A Multisource GeoAI Study of the 2020 Creek Fire
Accurate prediction of post-fire snow conditions does not necessarily establish how wildfire changed those conditions. We developed an explainable geospatial artificial intelligence framework combining multisource Earth observations, meteorological information, and matched before-after comparisons t
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