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Fire Hazards: Socio-economic and Regional Issues / edited by Jesús Rodrigo-Comino, Luca Salvati. 1st ed. 2024. Springer International Publishing 2024 Cham : Springer International Publishing : Imprint: Springer, 2024. 1 online resource (VI, 210 p. 48 illus., 35 illus. in color.) text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier The open access book aims to show the readers novel, relevant and reproducible power of synergistic collaborations between European research groups and stakeholders with the objective to synthesize the existing knowledge and expertise about fire management and hazard and defining a concerted research agenda that promotes an integrated approach to create fire-resilient landscapes, taking into account biological, biochemical and physical, but also socio-economic, historical, geographical, sociological, perception and policy constraints. This is an urgent societal need due to the expected further intensification and geographical spreading of wildfire regimes under Global Change. Fire has been part of the Earth's System for the last 400 million years, and humans are the sole species that controls and manages fire. We have used fire for over a million years, both, as hunter-gatherers managing the landscape with fire and as farmers using fire as a low-cost, efficient and ecological tool for clearing and maintaining the productivity of the land. Fire has been highlighted as the most influential element in the development of human societies. The increase in prolonged dry and hot periods observed in many regions of the world is exacerbating the risk of fire. The causes of increased fire risk are not only linked to climate change but are also a consequence of economic and social changes and political decisions. Over the past few decades, many countries’ rural areas have seen significant depopulation and a reduction in land management as residents moved to cities or even other countries in search of work. The resulting rural depopulation has led to revegetation of the abandoned agricultural land, which favors fire spread. The enhanced risk of fires is moving beyond the capacity of even the best-funded wildland firefighting teams and therefore calls for the development of new approaches to fire management that are key nowadays at different scales. Instead of focusing primarily on increasing firefighting capabilities, a more effective approach is needed that focuses on long-term fire prevention through vegetation management by reducing fuel load or managing fuel type and fuel continuity at a landscape level. FIRElinks (COST Action CA18135) is developing the EU-spanning network of scientists and practitioners involved in forest fire research and land management with backgrounds such as fire dynamics, fire risk management, fire effects on vegetation, fauna, soil and water and socio-economic, historical, geographical, political perception and land management approaches. Among the different Working Groups, number 5 is aimed to connect communities from different scientific and geographic backgrounds, allowing the discussion of different experiences and the emergence of new approaches to fire research, human management, regional issues and socio-economic aspects. . Evaluation the use of direct seeding system instead of stubble burning as a main cause of possible wildfire -- Wildfire education: A review across the globe -- Forest fire risk management at the country scale: The case of Turkey -- Fire management and preparedness in the Czech Republic -- Decision systems in disaster management with application to fire -- Preliminary assessment of the wildfire risks as a tool for their management. The case of Bulgarian forests -- Vulnerability to Wildfires and Peri-urban Areas: an Integrated Socio-environmental Assessment -- Wildland firefighters: a crucial weapon for forest fire management. Which health risks do they face? -- The cost of forest fires: a socioeconomic analysis -- The mediatization of the resilience frame: a new understanding of wildfires in the Spanish mainstream media (2017-2021) -- Fire severity as a determinant of the socioeconomic impact of wildfires -- Forest Ecosystems, Forest Fire Internet of Things (FFIoT) and Socioeconomic Aspects -- Socioeconomic impacts and regional drivers of fire management: the case of Portugal -- Regional issues of fire management: the role of extreme weather, climate and vegetation type. Open Access Environmental geography. Geography. Fire ecology. Fire prevention. Buildings Protection. Integrated Geography. Regional Geography. Fire Ecology. Fire Science, Hazard Control, Building Safety. Rodrigo-Comino, Jesús. editor. edt http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/edt Salvati, Luca. editor. edt http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/edt 3-031-50445-3 9783031504457 |
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