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Wildland Fire Situation Analysis Software Revision
Subject: Wildland Fire Situation Analysis Software Revision ... A revision of the Wildland Fire Situation Analysis (WFSA) software (WFSA Plus04) has been completed and is available for download ...
42.6KB Author: Debie Chivers Published: 2004 Posted: 1/1/2004
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Wildland Fire Use Initial Impressions Report
This initial impressions report describes and documents issues of concern, lessons learned, and effective practices pertaining to wildland fire use (WFU) that existed at the time this report was written. ... Some issues ...
589.2KB Author: LLC Published: 2005 Posted: 7/28/2005
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Wildland Fire Use Initial Impressions Report (Flash Paper Version)
258.2KB Author: LLC Published: 2005 Posted: 7/28/2005
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Wildland Firefighter Safety Awareness Study Phase III links page
Author: LLC Published: 2007 Posted: 2/7/2007
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Wildland Firefighters are Backbone of Relief Efforts
What do these areas have in common? ... They are all locations of urban “fire camps” established by the country’s experts at managing wildland fires.
205.1KB Author: Tom Zimmerman's Area Command Published: 2005 Posted: 10/7/2005
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Wind Event FLA
845.26 bytes Author: USFS Published: 2012 Posted: 4/10/2012
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Winning Series Chapter 5 on the Rocky Mountains Geographic Area
Since it is very difficult to be familiar with all the fuel types in North America and special circumstances common to specific geographic area, Incident Management Teams, crews or single resources coming into the Rocky ...
165KB Author: S520 Fireline Handbook Published: 2004 Posted: 1/1/2004
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Winning Series Chapter 7 on Southern California
During this course we will examine some of the fuels, topography and weather factors which you, as a member of a Type I team, maybe challenged with in Southern and Central California. In order for you to ...
130KB Author: S-520 Handbook Published: 2004 Posted: 1/1/2004
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Winning Series on Southeast U.S.
The Southeast is a very large and diverse geographical area. ... To understand the south, you have to realize that being a southerner is a cultural distinction as much as a geographic distinction.
81.5KB Author: S-520 Handbook Published: 2004 Posted: 1/1/2004
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Work/Rest Clarifications from NWCG
The recently approved NWCG Work/Rest Guidelines have been included in the 2004 Interagency Incident Business Management Handbook and other appropriate NWCG documents. ... We have learned that, as ...
74.7KB Author: Paul Broyles Published: --Choose One-- Posted: 1/1/2004
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