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3rd Fire Behavior and Fuels Conference
Beyond Fire Behavior and Fuels:
Learning from the Past to Help Guide Us in the Future
October 25-29, 2010 ~ Red Lion Hotel at the Park
Spokane, Washington USA
Pre-Conference Workshop Schedule
Workshop space is very limited, please sign up early!
MONDAY MORNING, October 25th, 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
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Workshop 1
Suite of Fuel Management Tools: Fuel Characteristics Classification System,
National Fuels Photo Series, Digital Photo Series and Consume 3.0
Instructor(s): Roger Ottmar and Susan Prichard, Pacific Wildland Fire
Science Lab, Seattle, WA
Workshop 2
Landfire Total Fuel Change "ToFuΔ" a Practical Tool for Fire and Fuel ManagersToFuΔ
Instructor(s): Tobin Smail, FWS Fire Management, Lead Programmer, Planned
Fire Fuels Team
Workshop 3
Interagency Fuels Treatment Decision Support System (IFT-DSS)
Instructor(s): Stacy Drury, Sonoma Technology, Inc. Petaluma, CA
Workshop 4
Arc Fuels
Instructor(s): Alan Ager and Nicole Vaillant, Western Wildlands
Environmental Threat Assessment Center (WWETAC) Prineville, Oregon
Workshop 5
Incident Applications of Google Earth
Instructor(s): William Phillips, Missoula Smokejumpers, Missoula, MT
Workshop 6
Wildland Fire Assessment Tool (WFAT)
Instructor(s): Dale A. Hamilton and Jeffrey L. Jones, Systems for
Environmental Management, Missoula, MT
MONDAY AFTERNOON, October 25th, 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Workshop 7
Smoke and Air Quality Management Tools Training
Instructor(s): Sim Larkin, Tara Strand, Miriam Rorig, Candace Krull,
Robert Solomon and Brian Potter, Pacific Wildland Fire Science Lab, Seattle, WA
Workshop 8
Wind Ninja
Instructor(s): Jason Forthofer, Bret Butler, Kyle Shannon, Missoula Fire
Sciences Lab, Missoula, MT
Workshop 9
Fire Regime Condition Class: Concepts, Methods, and Applications
Instructor(s): Stephen W. Barrett and Doug Havlina, National Interagency
Fuels Technology Team, Kalispell, MT
Workshop 10 - SOLD OUT
"Rabbit Rules" – How to model fire spread by modeling fire
Instructor(s): Gary Achtemeier, Forest Service, Athens, GA
Workshop 11
Potential Rate of Spread (PROS) Risk Assessment Process
Instructor(s): Tom Leuschen, FireVision, Twisp, WA. 509-997-5052
Workshop 12
Using the Fireline Assessment Method (FLAME), A Process for Integrating
Fireline Observations with Anticipated Changes in the Fire Environment to Assess
Expected Fire Behavior.
Instructor(s): Jim Bishop, FBAN and Robert Ziel FBAN/LTAN
3rd Fire Behavior and Fuels Conference ~ October 25-29, 2010 ~ Red Lion Hotel at the Park ~ Spokane, Washington USA
