Using structure locations as a basis for mapping the wildland urban interface.
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Susan I. Stewart | Avi Bar-Massada | R. B. Hammer | Volker C Radeloff | V. Radeloff | M. Mockrin | Susan I Stewart | Miranda H Mockrin | Roger B Hammer | A. Bar‐Massada
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