7th Fire Behavior and Fuels Conference (2024)
April 15–19, 2024 — Boise, Idaho · Tralee, Ireland · Canberra, Australia.
2024
The archive
Conference Proceedings
Full proceedings from IAWF conferences — fire behavior and fuels, safety summits, human dimensions, smoke symposia — going back three decades.
Recent decades
Proceedings, 2010 → today
Fire and Climate Conference (2022)
May 23–27, 2022, Pasadena, California and June 6–10, 2022, Melbourne, Australia.
2022
6th International Fire Behavior and Fuels Conference (2019)
April 2019 — Melbourne, Australia; Marseille, France; Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA.
2019
The Fire Continuum (2018)
Missoula, Montana, May 21–24, 2018 — published via the US Forest Service Treesearch.
2018
5th Fire Behavior and Fuels Conference (2016)
Portland, Oregon and Melbourne, Australia — updated 1/19/2017.
2016
4th Human Dimensions Conference & 13th Fire Safety Summit (2015)
Boise, Idaho, USA — updated 5/23/2016.
2015
4th Fire Behavior and Fuels Conference (2013)
Raleigh, NC & St. Petersburg, Russia — updated 5/28/2015.
2013
12th International Wildland Fire Safety Summit (2012)
Includes the errata for the 3rd Human Dimensions of Wildland Fire Conference Proceedings.
2012
3rd Fire Behavior and Fuels Conference (2010)
Includes “Can History Help Guide Our Fire Management Futures?” — the special panel summary report.
2010
The deep archive
Proceedings, 1995–2009
’88 Fires: Yellowstone and Beyond (2008)
Conference proceedings available through Tall Timbers; Alexander (2009) WFLLC report also available.
2008
Fire Behavior and Fuels Conference (2007)
Published via the US Forest Service Rocky Mountain Research Station.
2007
Wildland Fire Safety Summit (2006)
Fire Behavior and Fuels proceedings for 2006 are archived alongside.
2006
Wildland Fire Safety Summits (1997–2001)
Proceedings for 2001, 2000, 1999, and 1997, plus scanned abstracts from 1998.
1997–2001
Zip archives require an unzip utility; papers are PDF. If a link has aged out, contact the IAWF office and we will locate the document.
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