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The National fire-danger rating system /

John E. Deeming, Rocky Mountain Forest and Range Experiment Station (Fort Collins, Colo.)

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necessary to wait until that hypothetical day when "all research" pertinent to fire- danger rating was completed.2. Closely related to (1), the basic structure of the system would be designed so that new knowledge such as better prediction equations and improved fuel information could be incor- porated readily.Such refinements would take the form of updated computer programs or new tables supplied to the users; the basic format and definitions would remain un- changed.

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necessary to wait until that hypothetical day when "all research" pertinent to fire- danger rating was completed.2. Closely related to (1), the basic structure of the system would be designed so that new knowledge such as better prediction equations and improved fuel information could be incor- porated readily.Such refinements would take the form of updated computer programs or new tables supplied to the users; the basic format and definitions would remain un- changed.

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necessary to wait until that hypothetical day when "all research" pertinent to fire- danger rating was completed.2. Closely related to (1), the basic structure of the system would be designed so that new knowledge such as better prediction equations and improved fuel information could be incor- porated readily.Such refinements would take the form of updated computer programs or new tables supplied to the users; the basic format and definitions would remain un- changed.

Key concepts: Rating system, Forensic engineering, Environmental science, Engineering, Economics, Environmental economics

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