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Modelling the combustion of mediterranean shrubs with FDS and WFDS: Sensitivity to fuel moisture content
Understanding how live vegetation burns is essential for predicting the behaviour of fires in WUI areas, where homes and vegetation coexist. Fuel moisture content plays a major role in determining ignition and fire spread. However, its influence remains difficult to represent accurately in numerical
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