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Right on Time: Evaluating Accuracy and Timing of Burn-Severity Assessments to Support Post-Fire Response

2026-05-05

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Effective post-fire management – including flood mitigation, revegetation, and salvage logging – depends on timely and reliable burn-severity assessments that characterize impacts to vegetation and soils. These assessments are typically derived from satellite-based change detection but can be delayed or degraded by aerosols (i.e., dust or smoke), clouds, and snow. Across 9,129 large fir...

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9ac28b31-f819-5642-8a0a-97b27be6cce6
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-9557776/v1
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