Projects COMMUNITY RESILIENCE Characterizing fuel environments in the Interior Douglas-fir biogeoclimatic zone in Central British Columbia January 29, 2022 Fuel treatment efficacy: Documenting wildfire/fuel treatment encounters January 28, 2022 Effectiveness of light stand thinning as a forest fuel treatment in black spruce stands December 2, 2021 Wildfire/fuel treatment encounter data collection through a mobile app April 2, 2021 Development of a framework to establish a quick-deploy research team for WUI events January 24, 2021 Effectiveness of stand cleaning as a forest fuel treatment in black spruce stands January 23, 2021 Hügelkultur as a debris management technique in forest fuel reduction treatments January 18, 2021 Research to assess stand conversion January 17, 2021 Summary of stand level fuel treatment productivity studies January 16, 2021 Development of an in-fire surface fuel consumption logger December 2, 2020 Oriented pile flammability research summary 2019. Collaborations with Mosaic Forest Management and British Columbia Wildfire Service September 1, 2020 Forest fuel characterization at the Quesnel airport (fuel management treatment unit 14A). Collecting forest stand data as inputs to fuel management tools May 1, 2020 Bridges and wildfire events: identifying information gaps in bridge protection in the context of resistance to wildland fire events March 12, 2020 Developing tools and techniques to streamline forest fuel sampling January 10, 2020 Development of the Canadian Wildfire Fuel Management Knowledge Base January 9, 2020 Evaporation rates – assessing the evaporation rates of water, foam, and water-enhancers January 8, 2020 Stand level fuel management planning tool January 5, 2020 Virtual tour for Northwest Territories January 3, 2020 Virtual tour of the Pelican Mountain FireSmart Fuel Management Research Site January 2, 2020 Understanding the methods required for underburning in black spruce stands December 5, 2019 Monitoring Larix seedling survival and growth December 5, 2019 FireSmart vegetation management decision support research December 5, 2019 Evaluating a selective harvest operation as a forest fuel treatment – a case study in a mature Douglas-fir forest in central interior British Columbia December 5, 2019 Integrating fuel treatment data into the Canadian Wildland Fire Information Framework – a review of Canadian data management systems and requirements December 5, 2019 Mulching productivity in black spruce fuels: productivity as a function of treatment intensity February 1, 2019 Comparative results of ignition probability and fire behaviour among landscaping mulch products December 5, 2018 Evaluating the relative fire hazard of oriented debris piles and constructed burn piles December 5, 2018 Performance evaluation of siding materials subjected to radiant heat loads November 5, 2018 FireSmart Robot – Phase 2: Development of a harvest robot for use in FireSmart and Forest Operations November 5, 2018 Comparing the seasonal changes in live fuel flammability of Larix spp. and Black Spruce November 5, 2018 Black spruce fuel amendment treatment December 5, 2017 Retardant effectiveness on mulch fuel December 5, 2017 Debris Loading and Fire Behaviour Potential: A Comparative Analysis of Two Harvesting Methods in the Nazko Region of Central British Columbia September 5, 2017 Productivity of manual forest fuel treatment operations July 5, 2017 Windrow burning November 5, 2016 Wildfire encounters with forest fuel treatments: Rapid response data collection methods to document change in fire behaviour February 5, 2016 Case study: fire challenged fuel treatments in Saskatchewan in 2015 December 6, 2015 An analysis of firebrand collection methodologies for spot fire research December 6, 2015 Fuel break maintenance requirements: monitoring and evaluating evolving fuel environments December 5, 2015 Developing a national fuels management reference database December 5, 2014 National forest fuels management workshop December 5, 2014 Case Study – Fire behaviour of RWF-015-13 (Nordegg, Alberta) April 5, 2014 Productivity of equipment used in fuel treatment operations March 5, 2014 British Columbia Woody Debris Management Program December 6, 2013 Forest fuel typing methods used by Canadian wildfire agencies December 6, 2013 Database for wildfire behaviour documents December 6, 2013 Developing a database for ESRD’s Wildland Fuels Inventory Program December 6, 2013 Developing a long-term monitoring protocol for fuel treatments December 6, 2013 Documenting human-caused wildfires December 6, 2013 Protecting railway bridge timbers from wildfire December 6, 2013 Evaluating curtain burners for woody debris disposal December 6, 2012 Fire behaviour in mulch fuelbeds along linear corridors December 6, 2012 Health impact of smoke exposure in wildland-urban interface fires: a literature review March 6, 2012 National wildland fuels management survey January 6, 2012 Effectiveness of stand-cleaning as a forest fuel treatment in pine fuels December 7, 2011 Developing an ignition-probability model for mulch fuelbeds December 6, 2011 Comparing understory burning and mechanical site preparation to regenerate Lodgepole Pine stands December 6, 2011 Database for wildfire behaviour documents December 6, 2011 Effectiveness of mulching as a forest fuel treatment December 6, 2010 Effectiveness of light stand-thinning as a forest fuel treatment in pine stands December 6, 2010 Determining the optimum conditions for underburning in pine fuels December 6, 2010 Fire behaviour in thinned Jack Pine: Case studies of FireSmart treatments in Canada’s Northwest Territories October 6, 2010 Identifying less flammable native vegetation for use in linear corridors October 6, 2010 Trip Reports 2010 April 6, 2010 Fuelbreak effectiveness in Canada’s boreal forests: a synthesis of current knowledge March 6, 2010 Assessing moisture content of piled woody debris and the implications for burning December 9, 2009 Best practices guide for protecting log yards from fire December 8, 2009 Grass fuel loads on linear disturbances in Alberta December 8, 2009 Fire behaviour in simulated Mountain Pine Beetle-attacked stands December 8, 2009 Review of fire behaviour across a power transmission line December 8, 2009 Analysis of the occurrence and cause of fires in slash fuels in Alberta December 8, 2008 Preliminary evaluation of mulcher-built firelines December 8, 2008 Evaluating the fire ignition potential of an exhaust insulator for all-terrain vehicles December 8, 2008 Solar radiation driven differences in fne fuel moisture on north and south slopes December 8, 2008 Ignition potential of portable propane campfires December 8, 2008 Effectiveness of mowing grass to reduce potential fire behaviour in corridors May 8, 2008 Mulching trials on harvest debris piles March 8, 2008 Removal of tree crowns under winter conditions using a terra torch March 8, 2008 Assessing the effectiveness of prescribed fire to create bison pasture February 8, 2008 Evaluating the effectiveness of FireSmart priority zones for structure protection December 9, 2007 Managing forest fuels for community protection in the British Columbia Interior: productivity and cost of thinning from below December 9, 2007 Temperature profiles above burning woody debris piles December 9, 2007 Modelling ignition probability of thinned Lodgepole Pine stands December 9, 2006 Considerations for mitigating windthrow due to forest fuel treatments March 9, 2006 Effectiveness of Alberta’s presuppression preparedness planning system December 9, 2004 Management of harvesting debris in Alberta May 9, 2004 Evaluating the fire ignition potential of all-terrain vehicles in Alberta forests April 9, 2004 Effects of stand thinning on fuel parameters in the Fairholme prescribed burn (Banff National Park) December 9, 2003 Forest Fuels Management Workshop 2003 October 9, 2003 Protection of wooden power poles from wildfire May 9, 2003 Issues arising from fire in Aspen cutblocks during the House River Fire April 9, 2003 All-terrain vehicles as a cause of fire ignition in Alberta forests October 9, 2002 Prescribed burn data collection – Hutton Creek, Alberta June 9, 2002 Analysis of the occurrence and cause of fires in slash fuels in Alberta between 1961-2000 June 9, 2002 Case study of an excursion from top-piles January 9, 2002 Determining the moisture content of burned trees with time domain reflectometry July 9, 2001
Characterizing fuel environments in the Interior Douglas-fir biogeoclimatic zone in Central British Columbia January 29, 2022
Effectiveness of light stand thinning as a forest fuel treatment in black spruce stands December 2, 2021
Oriented pile flammability research summary 2019. Collaborations with Mosaic Forest Management and British Columbia Wildfire Service September 1, 2020
Forest fuel characterization at the Quesnel airport (fuel management treatment unit 14A). Collecting forest stand data as inputs to fuel management tools May 1, 2020
Bridges and wildfire events: identifying information gaps in bridge protection in the context of resistance to wildland fire events March 12, 2020
Evaporation rates – assessing the evaporation rates of water, foam, and water-enhancers January 8, 2020
Evaluating a selective harvest operation as a forest fuel treatment – a case study in a mature Douglas-fir forest in central interior British Columbia December 5, 2019
Integrating fuel treatment data into the Canadian Wildland Fire Information Framework – a review of Canadian data management systems and requirements December 5, 2019
Mulching productivity in black spruce fuels: productivity as a function of treatment intensity February 1, 2019
Comparative results of ignition probability and fire behaviour among landscaping mulch products December 5, 2018
Evaluating the relative fire hazard of oriented debris piles and constructed burn piles December 5, 2018
FireSmart Robot – Phase 2: Development of a harvest robot for use in FireSmart and Forest Operations November 5, 2018
Comparing the seasonal changes in live fuel flammability of Larix spp. and Black Spruce November 5, 2018
Debris Loading and Fire Behaviour Potential: A Comparative Analysis of Two Harvesting Methods in the Nazko Region of Central British Columbia September 5, 2017
Wildfire encounters with forest fuel treatments: Rapid response data collection methods to document change in fire behaviour February 5, 2016
Fuel break maintenance requirements: monitoring and evaluating evolving fuel environments December 5, 2015
Comparing understory burning and mechanical site preparation to regenerate Lodgepole Pine stands December 6, 2011
Fire behaviour in thinned Jack Pine: Case studies of FireSmart treatments in Canada’s Northwest Territories October 6, 2010
Evaluating the fire ignition potential of an exhaust insulator for all-terrain vehicles December 8, 2008
Managing forest fuels for community protection in the British Columbia Interior: productivity and cost of thinning from below December 9, 2007
Effects of stand thinning on fuel parameters in the Fairholme prescribed burn (Banff National Park) December 9, 2003
Analysis of the occurrence and cause of fires in slash fuels in Alberta between 1961-2000 June 9, 2002