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FireGen: Quantifying Wildfire Risk by Simulation
Wildfire regimes in Northern California exhibit strong spatio-temporal variability, heavy-tailed fire size distributions, and sensitivity to climatic conditions. We develop a hierarchical statistical framework to model wildfire occurrence, geometry, and burned area in Northern California from 1984-2
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