Fire forecasts July-September 2023: Western Amazon

July-September 2023 climate forecast points to an above normal fire season in western Amazon. Fires in the Amazon are the result of human activities, including the use of fire for deforestation, land clearing and agricultural maintenance. Most fires begin in non-forest areas that have already been...

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Main Authors: Castaño, Silvia-Elena, Fernandes, Kátia, Calle, Carmen
Format: Website
Language:Inglés
Published: 2023
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Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/139885
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Fernandes, Kátia
Calle, Carmen
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description July-September 2023 climate forecast points to an above normal fire season in western Amazon. Fires in the Amazon are the result of human activities, including the use of fire for deforestation, land clearing and agricultural maintenance. Most fires begin in non-forest areas that have already been cleared for agricultural use, but these fires can escape into neighboring forests and burn through the understory. Even these low-intensity surface fires kill most trees, since Amazon forests are not adapted to fire. Main results disseminated through the ArcGIS Storymap App: https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/38bea12b164e48acabae63187df00f3e (English)
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spelling CGSpace1398852024-10-18T13:00:55Z Fire forecasts July-September 2023: Western Amazon Castaño, Silvia-Elena Fernandes, Kátia Calle, Carmen climate change cambio climático amazonia partnerships toma de decisiones storymap decision making-deciding ecosystem services geographical information systems fire detection spatial data fire forescast July-September 2023 climate forecast points to an above normal fire season in western Amazon. Fires in the Amazon are the result of human activities, including the use of fire for deforestation, land clearing and agricultural maintenance. Most fires begin in non-forest areas that have already been cleared for agricultural use, but these fires can escape into neighboring forests and burn through the understory. Even these low-intensity surface fires kill most trees, since Amazon forests are not adapted to fire. Main results disseminated through the ArcGIS Storymap App: https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/38bea12b164e48acabae63187df00f3e (English) 2023-12 2024-03-11T05:59:23Z 2024-03-11T05:59:23Z Website https://hdl.handle.net/10568/139885 en Open Access Castaño, S.; Fernandes, K.; Calle, C. (2023) Fire forecasts July-September 2023: Western Amazon. Story Map. [Website] URL: https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/38bea12b164e48acabae63187df00f3e
spellingShingle climate change
cambio climático
amazonia
partnerships
toma de decisiones
storymap
decision making-deciding
ecosystem services
geographical information systems
fire detection
spatial data
fire forescast
Castaño, Silvia-Elena
Fernandes, Kátia
Calle, Carmen
Fire forecasts July-September 2023: Western Amazon
title Fire forecasts July-September 2023: Western Amazon
title_full Fire forecasts July-September 2023: Western Amazon
title_fullStr Fire forecasts July-September 2023: Western Amazon
title_full_unstemmed Fire forecasts July-September 2023: Western Amazon
title_short Fire forecasts July-September 2023: Western Amazon
title_sort fire forecasts july september 2023 western amazon
topic climate change
cambio climático
amazonia
partnerships
toma de decisiones
storymap
decision making-deciding
ecosystem services
geographical information systems
fire detection
spatial data
fire forescast
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