Maureen Kennedy

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University of Washington Tacoma

United States

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Maureen Kennedy is an Associate Professor at the University of Washington Tacoma, USA. Her research focuses on wildfire dynamics, including post-fire management and the implications of fire size distribution shifts on burn severity. She has authored several recent articles pertaining to wildfire behavior, forest biomass prediction, and climate interactions with fire regimes.

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Alistair M. S. Smith

University of Idaho

UNITED STATES

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L. Monika Moskal

University of Washington

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Brian Harvey

Assistant Professor

University of Washington

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Learning from wildfires: A scalable framework to evaluate treatment effects on burn severity

Few large or many small fires: Using spatial scaling of severe fire to quantify effects of fire‐size distribution shifts

Model analysis of post-fire management and potential reburn fire behavior

Consistent spatial scaling of high‐severity wildfire can inform expected future patterns of burn severity

Quantifying Forest Litter Fuel Moisture Content with Terrestrial Laser Scanning

Evaluating Close-Range Photogrammetry for 3D Understory Fuel Characterization and Biomass Prediction in Pine Forests

Post-wildfire salvage logging effects on snag structure and dead woody fuel loadings

Bark Beetle Effects on Fire Regimes Depend on Underlying Fuel Modifications in Semiarid Systems

Missing Climate Feedbacks in Fire Models: Limitations and Uncertainties in Fuel Loadings and the Role of Decomposition in Fine Fuel Accumulation

Projecting Future Fire Regimes in a Semiarid Watershed of the Inland Northwestern United States: Interactions Among Climate Change, Vegetation Productivity, and Fuel Dynamics

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Alistair M. S. Smith

L. Monika Moskal

Brian Harvey

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