U.S. Department of Agriculture1. Wildfire risk under alternative fuel management strategies: spatial datasets of in situ and transmitted risk for populated areas in north-central New Mexico and Sierra Mountain Range within California
- Author(s):
- Vogler, Kevin C.; Thompson, Matthew P.; Scott, Joe H.; Miller, Carol
2. Investigating the persistence of a disjunct population of Alaska yellow-cedar in a historically frequent-fire landscape
- Author(s):
- Downing, William M.; Krawchuk, Meg A.; Johnston, James D.; Merschel, Andrew G.; Rausch, Joseph H.; Miller, Carol
3. Field and spatial data for: Understanding the role of fire refugia in promoting ecosystem resilience of dry forests in the western United States
- Author(s):
- Miller, Carol; Krawchuk, Meg A.; Coop, Jonathan D.; Downing, William M.; Walker, Ryan B.; Haire, Sandra L.; Chong, Geneva; Whitman, Ellen; Parisien, Marc-André
4. Fuel treatment and previous fire effects on daily fire management costs
- Author(s):
- Barnett, Kevin; Naughton, Helen T.; Parks, Sean A.; Miller, Carol
5. Fire atlas for the Frank Church-River of No Return Wilderness
- Author(s):
- Parks, Sean A.; Holsinger, Lisa M.; Miller, Carol; Nelson, Cara R.
6. Fire atlas for the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness
- Author(s):
- Parks, Sean A.; Holsinger, Lisa M.; Miller, Carol; Nelson, Cara R.
7. Fire atlas for the Crown of the Continent Ecosystem (Glacier National Park, Great Bear Wilderness, Bob Marshall Wilderness, and Scapegoat Wilderness)
- Author(s):
- Parks, Sean A.; Holsinger, Lisa M.; Miller, Carol; Nelson, Cara R.
8. Fire atlas for the Gila and Aldo Leopold Wilderness areas
- Author(s):
- Parks, Sean A.; Holsinger, Lisa M.; Miller, Carol; Nelson, Cara R.