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The Use of Human Behaviour in Fire to Inform Canadian Wildland Urban Interface EvacuationsFolk, 2019
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Wildland urban interface (WUI) communities are generally the most at risk of being impacted by wildfires. In order to assess the vulnerability of these communities, it is important to understand the impact that human behaviour in fire (HBiF) can have on wildfire evacuations …
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