Development of geographical information system for fighting forest fires. The SIGIF project

J. Nunes Alonso; R. Cerdan Heredia; F. Sanchez Martinez; A. Badia Perpinya; I. Ferrero Beato

Development of geographical information system for fighting forest fires. The SIGIF project

J. Nunes Alonso, R. Cerdan Heredia, F. Sanchez Martinez, A. Badia Perpinya, I. Ferrero Beato

Department of Geography

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Abstract

This project attempts to develop a geographic information system (GIS) for forest fire fighting in Spain. Their specific goals are ignition risk evaluation, propagation process simulation, and planning the location of extinction resources, according to both fire potential and human settlement vulnerability. Priority is given to the three goals above because they have been identified as the main core of a GIS for forest fire ignition and propagation factors - both triggering and sustaining - is considered to be prior to any further analysis, either oriented to optimize the location of extinction resources or to the evaluation of prevention practices and policies.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	55-78
Journal	Documents d'Anilisi Geografica
Volume	28
Publication status	Published - 1 Dec 1996

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