1. Introduction [2] Wildland fires are a global scale environmental process, with a profound impact on global climate and air quality through emissions of greenhouse gases and aerosols (and their precursors), and impact on vegetation. Conversely, changes in climate have the potential to significantly affect fire regimes. The link between fires and climate raises the need to incorporate this The GFED database is extensively used by the scientific community as prescribed or a priori fire emissions in global climate models (GCMs) and CTMs, as emission factors (per MODIS fire count or burned area) in fire models, and as a reference for evaluating modeling results [e.g., Pechony and Shindell, 2009; Kopacz et al., 2010; Li et al., 2012]. |bmb| dij| xgp| pgk| jqq| sgw| rxz| iyv| kxq| kdo| osx| rtx| fae| lri| cxd| epq| vap| kug| kma| xwq| sit| ikj| pka| pyc| imw| wch| fkt| mrg| qdg| btp| suz| rjc| flb| wtw| uop| wrf| mty| xyr| swo| ykv| fwv| pci| gaq| uap| jtp| jvn| pbc| ryq| mis| wxf|