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The use of GIS for the development of a fully embedded predictive fire model
Fire is very important for maintaining balance in the ecosystems and is used by fire management across the world to regulate growth of vegetation in natural conservation areas. However, improper management of fire may lead to hazardous behaviour. Fire modelling tools are implemented to provide fire...
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School of Architecture, Planning and Geomatics
2014
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