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DSpace-CRIS consists of a data model describing objects of interest to Research and Development and a set of tools to manage the data. Standard DSpace is used to deal with publications and data sets, whereas DSpace-CRIS involves other CRIS entities: Researcher Pages, Projects, Organization Units and Second Level Dynamic Objects (single entities specialized by a profile, such as Journal, Prize, Event etc; because any profile can define its own set of properties and nested objects)
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Browsing by Subject wildland fire
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| Issue Date | Title | Author(s) |
|---|---|---|
| 2014 | Assessing the fire risk in the wildland-urban interfaces of SE France: focus on the environment of the housing | Ganteaume, Anne; Jappiot, Marielle |
| 2018 | Factors contributing to high and low risk fires in the United States: an analysis of the relative risk assessment | Noonan-Wright, Erin; Seielstad, Carl |
| 2018 | Lattice Boltzmann method for flow through vegetation | Sezer, Hayri; Simeoni, Albert |
| 2018 | Mapping Canadian Interface Areas | Johnston, Lynn; Flannigan, Mike |
| 2018 | Semi-empirical fire spread model for chamise and big sagebrush shrubs with spatially-defined fuel elements and flames | Shen, Chen; Fletcher, Thomas H.; Weise, David R. |
| 2014 | Studying wildland fire spread using stationary fires | Gorham, D. J.; Hakes, R.; Singh, A. V.; Forthofer, J.; Cohen, J.; McAllister, S.; Finney, M. A.; Gollner, M. J. |
| 2018 | Understanding the dynamics of inclined and wind-driven flames in wildland fires | Gollner, M. J.; Tang, W.; Miller, C. H.; McAllister, S.; Finney, M. A. |