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Within-fire estimates of biomass loss across national forests of the US West Coast: inventory-informed inference with uncertainty
Wildfire is reshaping forests in the western United States (US), yet estimates of wildfire impacts often rely on burned-area summaries or satellite-derived severity metrics that do not directly quantify changes in forest biomass or their uncertainty. We combine US Forest Inventory and Analysis plot
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