Vegetation and landscape connectivity control wildfire intervals in unmanaged semi‐arid shrublands and woodlands in Australia
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Auteurs : Alison J. O Onnell [Australie] ; Matthias M. Boer [Australie, France] ; W. Lachlan Mccaw [Australie] ; Pauline F. Grierson [Australie]Source :
- Journal of Biogeography [ 0305-0270 ] ; 2011-01.
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- geographic : Australie.
- topic : Changement climatique, écologie, écosystème, Combustible.
English descriptors
- KwdEn :
- Aerial photograph, Agricultural properties, Ammable grid cells, Australia, Australian journal, Australian shrublands, Bekker taylor, Biogeography, Blackwell publishing, Boreal forests, Brown sieg, Canadian journal, Cape town, Central nevada, Climate change, Conifer forest periods, Connectivity, Connectivity index, Covariates, Dendro, Dendrochronological analysis, Development core team, Different vegetation types, Eastern section, Ecological, Ecological applications, Ecology, Ecosystem, Ecosystem structure, Fire history, Fire intervals, Fire regimes, Forest ecology, Forest research, Friction layer, Fuel, Fuel breaks, Fuel continuity, Fuel loads, Fuel structure, Gower bunting, Grid, Grid cell, Grid cells, Helpful comments, High proportion, Human activities, Ignition locations, Ignition points, Ignition source layer, International journal, Interval, Interval data, Johnson gutsell, Lake johnston, Lake johnston region, Land information group, Land managers, Landsat satellite imagery, Landscape, Landscape connectivity, Landscape connectivity categories, Landscape connectivity control intervals, Landscape dynamics, Landscape ecology, Landscape positions, Landscape units, Large gaps, Large salt lake systems, Lesser extent, Longest axis, Major changes, Major highways, Major roads, Major vegetation types, Mallee, Mallee vegetation, Montane forests, Mountainous areas, National academy, Natural fuel breaks, Natural range, Observation period, Other fuel breaks, Other landscapes, Other vegetation types, Oxford university press, Parameter, Parameter estimates, Plant biology, Polakow dunne, Ponderosa, Ponderosa pine, Potential impacts, Previous studies, Probability distributions, Property boundaries, Random disturbance term, Regression parameters, Regular grid, Research centre, Salt lakes, Sample size, Shrub, Shrub assemblage, Shrub understorey, Shrubland, Shrubland vegetation, Shrublands, Similar role, Southwestern australia, Spatial, Spatial arrangement, Spatial autocorrelation, Spatial continuity, Spatial controls, Spatial covariates, Spatial distribution, Spatial variation, Stirling highway, Study area, Study region, Study site, Suppression efforts, Survival analysis, Thicket, Topographical, Topographical features, Topographical relief, Understorey, Vegetation, Vegetation science, Vegetation structure, Vegetation type, Vegetation types, Water bodies, Weibull, Weibull distribution, Weibull parameter, Weibull parameter estimates, Weibull parameters, Weibull scale parameter, Weibull shape parameter, Western australia, Wildland fire, Woodland, Wright agee.
- Teeft :
- Aerial photograph, Agricultural properties, Ammable grid cells, Australia, Australian journal, Australian shrublands, Bekker taylor, Biogeography, Blackwell publishing, Boreal forests, Brown sieg, Canadian journal, Cape town, Central nevada, Climate change, Conifer forest periods, Connectivity, Connectivity index, Covariates, Dendro, Dendrochronological analysis, Development core team, Different vegetation types, Eastern section, Ecological, Ecological applications, Ecology, Ecosystem, Ecosystem structure, Fire history, Fire intervals, Fire regimes, Forest ecology, Forest research, Friction layer, Fuel, Fuel breaks, Fuel continuity, Fuel loads, Fuel structure, Gower bunting, Grid, Grid cell, Grid cells, Helpful comments, High proportion, Human activities, Ignition locations, Ignition points, Ignition source layer, International journal, Interval, Interval data, Johnson gutsell, Lake johnston, Lake johnston region, Land information group, Land managers, Landsat satellite imagery, Landscape, Landscape connectivity, Landscape connectivity categories, Landscape connectivity control intervals, Landscape dynamics, Landscape ecology, Landscape positions, Landscape units, Large gaps, Large salt lake systems, Lesser extent, Longest axis, Major changes, Major highways, Major roads, Major vegetation types, Mallee, Mallee vegetation, Montane forests, Mountainous areas, National academy, Natural fuel breaks, Natural range, Observation period, Other fuel breaks, Other landscapes, Other vegetation types, Oxford university press, Parameter, Parameter estimates, Plant biology, Polakow dunne, Ponderosa, Ponderosa pine, Potential impacts, Previous studies, Probability distributions, Property boundaries, Random disturbance term, Regression parameters, Regular grid, Research centre, Salt lakes, Sample size, Shrub, Shrub assemblage, Shrub understorey, Shrubland, Shrubland vegetation, Shrublands, Similar role, Southwestern australia, Spatial, Spatial arrangement, Spatial autocorrelation, Spatial continuity, Spatial controls, Spatial covariates, Spatial distribution, Spatial variation, Stirling highway, Study area, Study region, Study site, Suppression efforts, Survival analysis, Thicket, Topographical, Topographical features, Topographical relief, Understorey, Vegetation, Vegetation science, Vegetation structure, Vegetation type, Vegetation types, Water bodies, Weibull, Weibull distribution, Weibull parameter, Weibull parameter estimates, Weibull parameters, Weibull scale parameter, Weibull shape parameter, Western australia, Wildland fire, Woodland, Wright agee.
Abstract
Aim The aim of this study was to determine how spatial variation in vegetation type and landscape connectivity influence fire intervals in a semi‐arid landscape with low relief and complex mosaics of woodland and shrubland vegetation.
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