Description
The Joint Fire Science Program (JFSP) is seeking proposals for research projects related to wildland fire and its impacts. The program is interested in proposals that improve our understanding of the relationship between prescribed fire programs and subsequent wildfire characteristics, as well as the effectiveness of different fire prevention actions. The JFSP is also interested in proposals that evaluate the driving factors for the spatial and temporal distribution of ignitions and the effectiveness of different fire prevention actions.
Some key areas of focus for this opportunity include:
• Relative impacts of prescribed and wildland fire
• Types and distribution of ignitions and their relation to fire size and impacts
• Science in support of fuel treatment performance metrics
• Graduate Research Innovation (GRIN) awards for current master and doctoral students in the field of wildland fire and related physical, biological, and social sciences.
Attached files
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