Cell2Fire: A Cell-Based Forest Fire Growth Model to Support Strategic Landscape Management Planning
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David L. Woodruff | Andres Weintraub | David L. Martell | Jaime Carrasco | Cristobal Pais | D. L. Woodruff | A. Weintraub | D. Martell | Cristobal Pais | Jaime Carrasco
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