VII International Conference on Forest Fire Research
VII International Conference on Forest Fire Research
17-20 November 2014, Coimbra, Portugal
About the Conference
The International Conference on Forest Fire Research has been organized every 4 years since 1990, bringing together scientists from all around the world to present and discuss advances on Forest Fires related research topics.
The Conference has been organized by ADAI team under the supervision of the Conference Chairman, Professor Domingos X. Viegas.
The 7th International Conference on Forest Fire Research will take place in Coimbra, Portugal, between the 17th and the 20th of November 2014.
Conference Topics
A wide range of topics involved in this pluri-disciplinar problem will be covered by the authors during the Conference. Therefore papers or posters dealing with the most relevant topics related to forest fires on a scientific basis will be presented. The following list of subjects is given as a guide line for the eventual organization of the sessions:
Human and Institutional factors
Forest management and Fire Prevention
Fire at the Wildland Urban Interface
Forest Fire Risk assessment and Climate Change
Fire Detection and Monitoring
Remote Sensing
Fire Management
Fire Suppression and New technologies
Large Fires
Fire Safety
Economic Issues
Fire Ecology
Evaluation and management of burned areas
Related Events
IV Short Course on Fire Safety 14 November 2014
Coordinated by Bret Buttler
VII Short Course on Fire Behaviour 15-16 November 2014
Coordinated by Albert Simeoni
Deadlines
Presentation of Abstracts: 31 January 2014 Acceptance of Abstracts: 30 April 2014 Full version of Papers or Posters:30 June 2014 Early Registration: 30 September 2014 Early Hotel Reservation: 30 September 2014 Definitive Program: 31 October 2014
Conference webpage
http://icffr2014.wordpress.com/
Contacts
The address of the Secretariat of the Conference is:
ADAI
Rua Pedro Hispano, 12
3031-601 Coimbra
PORTUGAL
Tel.: +351 239 790732
Fax.: +351 239 790771
email: icffr@dem.uc.pt
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