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A Spatially Generalizable Neural-Stacked Ensemble Framework for Wildfire Susceptibility Prediction in California

2026-05-04

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Interacting climatic, biological, and human variables have increased the frequency and impact of wildfires throughout California. By combining long-term fire records (1910–2022) with six remote-sensing and environmental predictors (NDVI, EVI, precipitation, elevation, land surface temperature, and surface air temperature) standardized to a 1 km grid, this study creates a spatially robus...

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4deff791-aecf-5ef3-9c10-62c8978ac89f
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-9586702/v1
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