by TurgayDindaroglu and Tugrul Yakupoglu, WG3 Dr. Turgay Dindaroglu has been working as Associate Professor on different research projects and teaching activities related to forest…
by Maria Bostenaru Dan, WG4 Maria Bostenaru Dan started working in natural hazards field in 2000, when she got employed as a research assistant in…
The Mediterranean Environmental Research Group (GRAM) (www.ub.edu/gram) belongs to the Geography Department of the University of Barcelona. GRAM was born in 1992 and was one…
Figure 1. Postfire hydrological processes evaluation works in California Since 2005, Manuel Esteban Lucas-Borja have been working on different research projects and teaching activities at…
Dr Manuel López-Vicente
The main goal was to fingerprint the Sentinel-2 satellite images using the drone sub-pixel information and used as input to simulate sediment connectivity in the selected areas affected by wildfires.
Dr Mario Colonico
The aim was to collect smart solutions and best practices that have an impact on fire risk management in two different Mediterranean fire-prone regions, Italy, and Spain. The political framework, socio-economic constraints, ownership, and legal issues will be analyzed in order to assess if and how local features can be overcome and transferability allowed among different EU contexts.
Our Team on Fire is a multidisciplinary research team at Swansea University (Wales, UK) with a key focus on assessing and predicting the environmental impacts…
For a country with so few fires, the Netherlands has a surprisingly active group of fire researchers at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, where fire processes…
Domina Delač is a Ph.D. student at the University of Zagreb, Faculty of Agriculture, Croatia. Since March 2019 she works on the project "Influence of…
The Wildfire Task Group Chair, Dr Nina Dobrinkova, is an Associate Professor at the Institute of Information and Communication Technologies – Bulgarian Academy of Sciences…