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An Initial Look at Contracted Wildfire Response Capacity in the American West

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Determining the optimal mix of federal and contract fire crews: A case study from the Pacific Northwest

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Progress towards and barriers to implementation of a risk framework for US federal wildland fire policy and decision making

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Sharing contracted resources for fire suppression: engine dispatch in the Northwestern United States

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Federal fire managers’ perceptions of the importance, scarcity and substitutability of suppression resources

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Studying interregional wildland fire engine assignments for large fire suppression

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Towards enhanced risk management: planning, decision making and monitoring of US wildfire response

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Examining dispatching practices for Interagency Hotshot Crews to reduce seasonal travel distance and manage fatigue

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Local Capacity to Engage in Federal Wildfire Suppression Efforts: An Explanation of Variability in Local Capture of Suppression Contracts

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Who Gets the Work? National Forest Contracting in the Pacific Northwest

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Reform forest fire management

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Deploying initial attack resources for wildfire suppression: spatial coordination, budget constraints, and capacity constraints

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The Economic Foundations of Firefighting Organizations and Institutions

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The Global Wildfire Activity Re-Visited

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Predicting Number of Personnel to Deploy for Wildfire Containment

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Retention of highly qualified wildland firefighters in the Western United States

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Global wildfire activity re-visited

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Suppression resources and their influence on containment of forest fires in Victoria

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Task Force Rattlesnake

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Fire Suppression Resource Scarcity: Current Metrics and Future Performance Indicators

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Multiple Stories, Multiple Marginalities: The Labor-Intensive Forest and Fire Stewardship Workforce in Oregon

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Understand Daily Fire Suppression Resource Ordering and Assignment Patterns by Unsupervised Learning

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