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1. Critical success factors for implementing fire safety management plans in the government hospital buildings.

2. Land management in fisherman's settlement as slum control, in Tanah Laut Regency, South Kalimantan.

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3. Web system of fire danger evaluation and forecast according to the global climate model global forecast system.

4. Fire control management at Pasar Klewer Solo.

5. Health environmental policy formulation in overcoming the impact of forest and land fires in the city of Payakumbuh, West Sumatra.

6. Conceptual method for the development of management systems for fire and transport resources of forest protection services.

7. Fire modeling of passengers rolling stock evacuation.

8. Analysis of land fire vulnerability using remote sensing in Ketapang Regency, West Kalimantan, Indonesia.

9. Law enforcement of forest and land fires in Rokan Hilir Regency of Riau Province.

10. Systematic Framework for Industrial Warehouse Fire Management.

11. BURNED AREA PREDICTION USING SMOKE PLUME DETECTION FROM HIGH SPATIAL RESOLUTION IMAGERY.

12. Officer Performance in the Field of Stewardship and Supporting Health in Fire Handling.

13. MONITORING OF FIRES AND ASSESSMENT OF CHANGES IN THE STATE OF NATURE-PROTECTED TERRITORIES OF UKRAINE AS A RESULT OF MILITARY OPERATIONS.

14. Matrix representation of emergency risks.

15. INTEGRATING GOVERNMENTS BODIES IN PEATLAND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT TO ELIMINATE THE SECTORAL EGOS.

16. Assessing risks and control measures on a welding workshop in Malaysia.

18. Influence of Conditions of a Hot Metal Particle Thermal Contact with a Coal Dust Layer on Characteristics of Gas-Phase Ignition.

19. LOGISTIC CHAINS OF APPLICATION OF FIREFIGHTING EQUIPMENT FOR SUPPRESION OF FOREST AND NATURAL ECOSYSTEMS FIRES.

20. Documenting the Fire History of Pilot Mountain State Park.

21. A Parallel Algorithm for Finding the Shortest Exit Paths in Mines.

24. TECHNOLOGIES OF PHYSICAL MONITORING AND MATHEMATICAL MODELING FOR ESTIMATION OF GROUND FOREST FUEL FIRE CONDITION.

25. Fire Risk Analysis of Scott Base

30. THE CONTRIBUTION OF HYDRO - INFORMATICS TO THE REFILLING CAPACITY EVALUATION OF SMALL RESERVOIRS UNDER SEMI ARID CONDITIONS.

33. Towards building ontology for community-based fire management.

35. IMPACTS OF FIRE ON LONGLEAF PINE STAND DYNAMICS WITH DIFFERENT SEASONAL AND FIRE RETURN INTERVALS.

36. IMPACT OF THERMAL STRESS ON PINUS LARICIO: DETERMINING TOLERANCE LEVELS TO PRESCRIBED BURNING THROUGH FIELD EXPERIMENTATION.

37. FOLIAR PIGMENTS, NITROGEN, AND CARBON ISOTOPE RESPONSES TO PRESCRIBED BURNING IN A CORSICAN PINE FOREST.

38. THE FUTURE OF PRESCRIBED FIRE: PUBLIC AWARENESS, HEALTH, AND SAFETY.

39. PRESCRIBED FIRE AND THE PUBLIC: GETTING THE MESSAGE OUT.

40. PERCEPTIONS OF OKLAHOMA RESIDENTS TO PRESCRIBED FIRE.

41. A GIS DATA LAYER FOR GUIDING DEVELOPMENT COMPATIBLE WITH FIRE MANAGEMENT OF NEIGHBORING CONSERVATION SITES.

42. INSTITUTIONAL HISTORY OF PRESCRIBED FIRE IN THE FLORIDA DIVISION OF FORESTRY: LESSONS FROM THE PAST, DIRECTIONS FOR THE FUTURE.

43. PRESCRIBED FIRE AT THE ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT: WHAT CAN BE ACCOMPLISHED WHEN FIRE IS JOB ONE?

44. PRESCRIBED FIRE IN OUR WILDLANDS: OUR INCREASING CHALLENGE.

45. Effects of Fire on Carabid Beetles (Coleoptera: Carabidae) in the National Ecological Observatory Network's (NEON) Southeast Domain (Domain 03).

47. DENIAL AIN'T JUST A RIVER IN EGYPT.

48. APPLICATION OF REMOTE SURVEILLANCE TECHNOLOGIES TO ENHANCE PUBLIC INFORMATION AND OUTREACH RELATED TO FIRE MANAGEMENT OBJECTIVES.

49. PRESCRIBED BURNING ASSOCIATIONS: LANDOWNERS EFFECTIVELY APPLYING FIRE TO THE LAND.

50. The effect of fire on oak-forest regeneration: A 25-year study.