Updated: Oct 12
The project aims to analyze how wildfire suppression operation expenditures can be explained by various factors, including environmental variables, the location of values-at-risk, operational aspects, and incident commanders’ risk aversion. The experiment measures incident commanders’ risk aversion using laboratory experiments recognized in experimental economics literature.
Risk and crisis communication models have evolved over recent decades with a shift from command-and-control, top-down, linear approaches to holistic, cyclic models that strive for greater transparency
This project aims to acquire a unique, advanced, high-dimensional dataset of forest canopy cover using a remotely piloted aircraft system (RPAS)-borne Hyperspectral / LiDAR sensor. This data set will
Bulkley Valley Research Centre (BVRC) Fire Research and Extension Program Wildfire Fuels and Fire Regimes in B.C. This ‘fire research and extension program’ consists of two projects interconnected wit