Wildfire risk assessments in developing countries remain largely hazard-centric, focusing on biophysical drivers such as fuel, weather, and topography while overlooking the socioeconomic and institutional conditions that determine who actually bear the consequences of a fire. Pakistan illustrates this gap: its four pro...
Rida Kanwal, Wei-Guo Song· Fire Ecology· 0 citations
Forest fire susceptibility mapping is an important component of disaster risk reduction, particularly in transitional climatic zones such as Anhui Province, China. Traditional approaches often rely on expert weighting (AHP) or linear assumptions, which may be insufficient for capturing the complex, non-linear interacti...
Wind is a fundamental driver of wildfire behavior, yet wind–fire relationships remain poorly characterized in the mountainous regions of South Asia, where ground-based observations are scarce. This study examines the wildfire in the Suleiman Range of western Pakistan for May 2022, integrating Moderate Resolution Imagin...
Rida Kanwal, Wei-Guo Song· Fire· 0 citations
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