The present work focuses on the effect of the three main parameters wind, slope angle and fuel moisture on heat transfer in the special type of grass in Australia. The role of convective cooling and its significance in the propagation of fire are of interest.

This study analyzes the impacts of fire use in the Brazilian Amazon based on 192 scientific articles. It underscores the urgency of policies integrating sustainable management and fire governance and highlights the collaboration among academic, governmental and community sectors to protect biodiversity and Amazonian communities.

Slash-pile burns, prescribed fires and wildfires are disturbances that can cause a spectrum of effects on soil. The process-based Massman HMV (Heat–Moisture–Vapor) soil heating model was evaluated in this study. Results suggest reasonable agreement between the soil heating model and field-measured soil temperatures under various fire scenarios.