Forest Fires in the Russian Federation: 11 May 2000
Forest Fires in the Russian Federation
11 May 2000
Selected fire occurrence maps are prepared daily by the Russian GFMC correspondent Dr. Anatoly Sukhinin, Fire Laboratory of the Sukachev Institute of Forest, Karsnoyarsk. Today, the following images are available for 10 May 2000:
Fig.1. Irkutskaia (Irkutsk) Obl. Fig.2. Irkutskaia (Irkutsk) Obl.
Fig.3. Novosibirskaia (Novosibirsk) Obl. Fig.4. Tuva Republic
Fig.5. Amurskaia (Amur) Ob. Fig.6. Amurskaia (Amur) Ob. / Khabarovsk Krai
Fig.7. Buryatia Republic / Chitinskaia (Chita) Ob. Fig.8. Chitinskaia (Chita) Ob.
Fig.9. Chitinskaia (Chita) Ob. Fig.10. Chitinskaia (Chita) Ob.
Fig.11. Chitinskaia (Chita) Ob. Fig.12. Khabarovsk Krai
Fig.13. Khabarovsk Krai Fig.14. Khabarovsk Krai
Fig.15. Aginsko-Buryatski Autonomous Oblast / Chitinskaia (Chita) Ob. Fig.16. Buryatia Republic / Chitinskaia (Chita) Ob.
For more details on fire in the Russian Federation, Mongolia and China: See IFFN Country Notes.
Scientific details on fire in the Russian Federation are provided by the Fire Research Campaign Asia-North (FIRESCAN) report.
Bibliography on fire in ecosystems of boreal Eurasia:
One of the results of the first international fire science conference in the Russian Federation (1993) was the publication of a monograph on fire in boreal Eurasia, including some selected contributions on boreal North America. The literature cited in the monograph contains numerous publications which in many cases are not easily accessible. To facilitate literature search the bibliographical sources are provided by topic (chapter).
