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Vancouver has daily PM2.5 emissions by way of gas-powered vehicular traffic, construction, and industry. The city’s highest PM2.5 levels, however, tend to result from wildfires and winter wood burning. The summer of 2018 was the worst wildfire season on record in British Columbia. 1.35 millio...
Superimposed on these have been wildfires and a major mountain pine beetle infestation leading to higher erosion rates in the affected areas. Conclusions The sediment source fingerprinting technique, in combination with historical information on the hydrometeorology and the land use and river management ...
wildfires burning these years. 2018 experienced record wildfire smoke as well as the 4th highest daily 8-hour ozone concentrations. Use IQAir’s air quality map to discover the location and severity of active fires in British Columbia and farther abroad. The map highlights the interaction of ...
Figure A1.Map of the study area showing the four transects being analyzed, along with the recent fires from 1924 to 2014. The northern limit of the commercial forest in Quebec is also shown. Figure A2.Decadal frequency distribution of TSF for each transect. No weights are applied to cells...
Although it is well acknowledged that natural firebreaks such as lakes, a common feature of the boreal biome, exert a strong (if localized) bottom-up control on boreal wildfires, the mechanisms by which this occurs requires further examination. For instance, the “edge effect” of lakes, where...
The sector with oblique lines located close to the border with Ontario corresponds to the fire origin map created by Bergeron et al. [7]. The red dots indicate the clay deposit distribution (QMFFP forest maps) corresponding to Québec’s Clay Belt. The aim of this study is to explain ...