Using software to model fire behavior such as flame length, rate of spread and crown fire, the team created integrated hazard-rating maps that depict fire simulations and potential growth across the landscape by combining burn probability and conditional flame length. Seven hazard classes, from non-burnable to highest-risk, are assigned to various locations on the maps.
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