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Editorial Structure

Acceptance of papers for International Journal of Wildland Fire is controlled by the Editors-in-Chief working with the Editorial Advisory Committee and with an international panel of Associate Editors.

Our journal editors are expected to work within the framework of the Core Practices, and according to the CSIRO Publishing Editorial Board Conduct Policy.

Editors-in-Chief

  • Stefan Doerr
    Professor and Director of Centre for Wildfire Research, Swansea University, UK
    Keywords: fire impacts, global fire trends, fire impact mitigation, fire behaviour, perceptions of fire 
  • Martin P. Girardin
    Research Scientist, Canadian Forest Service, Natural Resources Canada
    Keywords: forest ecology, fire history, forest productivity, ecosystem modelling, dendrochronology

Book Review Editor

Associate Editors

The panel of Associate Editors is international in scope and will be strengthened by addition of new members from time to time. The panel is responsible for oversight of manuscripts in specific subject areas within the broad fields related to wildland fire. Members of the Editorial Advisory Committee also handle peer-review of papers in their fields of interest.

  • Jen Beverly
    Associate Professor, Wildland Fire, University of Alberta, Canada
    Keywords: fire management, fire behaviour, fire exposure, fire risk assessment, fuel management 
  • Ertugrul Bilgili
    Karadeniz Technical University, Turkey
    Keywords: fire behavior, fire ecology, fire management
  • Timothy Brown
    Research Professor, Desert Research Institute, USA
    Keywords: climate, weather, atmospheric-fire modelling
  • Bret Butler
    Rocky Mountain Research Station, USA
  • David Calkin
    Research Forester, USDA Forest Service, USA
    Keywords: risk-assessment, decision making, suppression effectiveness
  • Hamish Clarke
    Senior Research Fellow, Univeristy of Melbourne, Australia
    Keywords: climate change, fire management, risk modelling
  • Craig B. Clements
    Professor of Meteorology, San José State University, USA
    Keywords: fire weather, plume dynamics, complex terrain, field experiments, fire behaviour
  • Pierre Drapeau
    Université du Québec, Canada
    Keywords: wildlife response to fire, avian ecology, landscape ecology, wildfire in forest ecosystems
  • Catrin Edgeley
    Assistant Professor, Northern Arizona University
    Keywords: wildfire social science, community adaptation, policy
  • Paulo M. Fernandes
    Associate Professor, Universidade de Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro, Portugal
    Keywords: fire behaviour modelling, fire danger rating, fire ecology, fire management, prescribed burning
  • Mike Flannigan
    Thompson Rivers University, Canada
    Keywords: fire weather, climate change, fire management, fire behaviour, fire ecology
  • Nancy H. F. French
    Michigan Tech Research Institute, USA
    Keywords: terrestrial ecology, remote sensing, fuel characterisation, carbon cycle science, fire emissions
  • Peter Z. Fulé
    Regents Professor, School of Forestry, Northern Arizona University, USA
    Keywords: forest ecology, climate, dendrochronology, fire management, Indigenous
  • Scott Goodrick
    Research Meteorologist, US Forest Service, Southern Research Station, USA
    Keywords: weather, climate, fire behaviour, smoke
  • Hayley Hesseln
    Department Head, Agricultural and Resource Economics, College of Agriculture and Bioresources, University of Saskatchewan, Canada
    Keywords: economics, value, non-market value
  • Xinyan Huang
    Associate Professor, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong
    Keywords: wildfire dynamics, smouldering fire, peat fire, fire forecast, artificial intelligence
  • Andrew Hudak
    US Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Research Station, USA
    Keywords: biomass, consumption, FRE, fuel, lidar
  • W. Matt Jolly
    Research Ecologist, US Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Research Station, Missoula Fire Sciences Laboratory, USA
    Keywords: fire danger, fire behaviour, live fuel dynamics, decision support systems
  • Robert E. Keane
    Research Ecologist, US Forest Service, USA
    Keywords: fire ecology, wildland fuels, ecological restoration, landscape ecology, ecological modelling
  • Jeremy Littell
    Research Ecologist – Climate Impacts, United States Geological Survey, Alaska Climate Adaptation Science Center, USA
    Keywords: climate change, adaptation, fire history, boreal ecosystems, ecohydrology
  • Naian Liu
    Director, State Key Laboratory of Fire Science, China
    Keywords: wildland fire, fire spread, extreme fire behaviors, fire behavior, fire whirl
  • David Martell
    Professor Emeritus, Institute of Forestry and Conservation, University of Toronto, Canada
    Keywords: fire management systems, analytics
  • Sarah McCaffrey
    Retired, US Forest Service, USA
    Keywords: community, communication, decision making, social acceptability, risk perception
  • Jessica L. McCarty
    Deputy Division Chief, Earth Science Division, NASA Ames Research Center, USA
    Keywords: wildfire, prescribed fire, remote sensing, open agricultural burning, emissions
  • William Lachlan McCaw
    Consultant – Forest and Fire Science, Australia
    Keywords: fire behaviour, eucalypt, shrubland, silviculture
  • Dominique Morvan
    Aix-Marseille Université, France
  • Fernando Ojeda
    Full Professor of Botany, Universidad de Cadiz, Spain
    Keywords: biodiversity, carnivorous plants, fire ecology, Mediterranean heathland, Strait of Gibraltar
  • Elsa Pastor
    Full Professor, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, Spain
    Keywords: wildland–urban interface, risk analysis, vulnerability analysis, WUI fire behaviour modelling
  • Matthew (Matt) Plucinski
    Senior Research Scientist, Bushfire Behaviour and Suppression, CSIRO, Australia
    Keywords: suppression, firefighting
  • Brian E. Potter
    Research Meteorologist, US Forest Service, USA
    Keywords: extreme fire weather, atmospheric dynamics, prescribed fire
  • Owen Francis Price
    Associate Professor, University of Wollongong, Australia
    Keywords: fire ecology, fuel treatment effectiveness, property loss, suppression effectiveness
  • Charles (Chuck) C. Rhoades
    Research Biogeochemist, US Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Research Station, USA
    Keywords: biogeochemistry, watersheds, soils, water quality, ecosystem disturbance
  • Richard Shakesby
    Honorary Reader, Swansea University, UK
    Keywords: geomorphology, post-fire effects on soil characteristics and soil erosion, soil water repellency
  • Gary Sheridan
    University of Melbourne, Australia
  • Albert Simeoni
    Professor, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, USA
    Keywords: fire behavior, wildland urban interface, fire safety, firebrands, flammability
  • Alistair Smith
    Professor, University of Idaho, USA
    Keywords: severity, intensity, fuels, forests, lidar
  • Andrew Lawrence Sullivan
    Principal Research Scientist and Research Team Leader, CSIRO Environment, Australia
    Keywords: combustion chemistry, heat transfer physics, fire spread and behaviour, field and laboratory experimentation, data analysis and modelling
  • Thomas W. Swetnam
    Regents Professor Emeritus, Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research, University of Arizona, USA
    Keywords: fire ecology, dendrochronology, climate
  • Alexandra Dunya Syphard
    San Diego State University, USA
    Keywords: house loss, global change, vegetation type conversion, pyrogeography, fire regime
  • Xiaorui Tian
    Ecology and Nature Conservation Institute, Chinese Academy of Forestry, China
    Keywords: wildfire risk, fire danger, fire behaviour, climate change, fuel management
  • Eric Toman
    Professor and Department Head of Forest and Rangeland Stewardship, Warner College of Natural Resources, Colorado State University, USA
    Keywords: wildfire risk perceptions, social acceptance, behaviour and decision-making, governance, science–policy interface
  • J. Morgan Varner
    Director of Research and Senior Scientist, Tall Timbers Research Station, USA
    Keywords: fire ecology, post-fire tree mortality, fire-adapted traits, prescribed fire, flammability
  • Kara M. Yedinak
    Fire Scientist, US Forest Service, Northern Research Station, USA
    Keywords: wildland fire behaviour, fire acoustics, fire–atmosphere interactions, prescribed fire science, wildland fire dose-response

Editorial Advisory Committee

  • Sarah Harris (Chair), Country Fire Authority (CFA), Burwood East, Australia
  • Bret Butler, Rocky Mountain Research Station, USA
  • Geoff Cary, Australian National University, Canberra, ACT, Australia
  • Paulo Fernandes, Vila Real, Portugal
  • Mike Flannigan, Thompson Rivers University, British Columbia, Canada
  • Nancy French, Michigan Tech, Ann Arbor, MI, USA
  • Michael J. Gollner, University of Maryland, College Park, USA
  • Sara McAllister, US Forest Service, Missoula Fire Sciences Laboratory, USA
  • Guillermo Rein, Imperial College London, London, UK
  • Albert Simeoni, Exponent Inc, Natick, USA
  • Richard Thornton, ex Bushfire & Natural Hazards CRC, Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Previous Editor-in-Chief

  • Mike Flannigan (2002-2008)

Publisher

International Journal of Wildland Fire is published by CSIRO Publishing on behalf of the International Association of Wildland Fire.

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