Michael Campbell

Assistant Professor

Fort Lewis College

United States

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Michael Campbell is an Assistant Professor at Fort Lewis College in the United States. His research areas include wildland fire dynamics, remote sensing applications, and geospatial analysis, with recent articles focusing on metrics for mapping wildland fire fuel consumption and assessing firefighter safety. He has contributed to studies analyzing the effectiveness of different scanning approaches for fuel load prediction and model-based assessments of structure defensibility.

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Comparing Terrestrial and Mobile Laser Scanning Approaches for Multi-Layer Fuel Load Prediction in the Western United States

Kernel density change: A new bitemporal lidar metric for directly mapping wildland fire fuel consumption

GeoLCES: Geospatial support for evaluating wildland firefighter lookouts, communications, escape routes, and safety zones

Visibility-informed mapping of potential firefighter lookout locations using maximum entropy modelling

Wildland Firefighter Estimated Ground Evacuation Time Modeling to Support Risk-Informed Decision-Making

Using Remote Sensing and Climate Data to Map the Extent and Severity of Balsam Woolly Adelgid Infestation in Northern Utah, USA

Modeling Wildland Firefighters’ Assessments of Structure Defensibility

Optimizing Landsat Next Shortwave Infrared Bands for Crop Residue Characterization

Using Geographic Information to Analyze Wildland Firefighter Situational Awareness: Impacts of Spatial Resolution on Visibility Assessment

Tradeoffs between UAS Spatial Resolution and Accuracy for Deep Learning Semantic Segmentation Applied to Wetland Vegetation Species Mapping

Assessing Potential Safety Zone Suitability Using a New Online Mapping Tool

Modeling Wildland Firefighter Travel Rates by Terrain Slope: Results from GPS-Tracking of Type 1 Crew Movement

A multi-sensor, multi-scale approach to mapping tree mortality in woodland ecosystems

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Jeff Atkins

Philip Dennison

Simon Brewer

Francisco Mauro

Carlos Alberto Silva

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