The ignition index based on flammability of vegetation improves planning in the wildland-urban interface: A case study in Southern Spain
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Francisco Rodríguez y Silva | Juan Ramón Molina | J. R. Molina | M. Herrera | F. R. Y. Silva | Teodoro Martín | Miguel Ángel Herrera | Teodoro Martín
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