3Babstracts

	Session 3B

No.	Titles	Authors
1	Smoke Plume Behavior - What the Data Say	Gary L. Achtemeier, et al
2	High-resolution Numerical Models for Ssmoke Transport in Plumes from Wildland Fires	Philip Cunningham, et al
3	Mapping the Built Environment – Fire Interface Across the Mid-Atlantic Region, USA	Scott J. Goetz, et al
4	Numerical Modeling of Horizontal Vortices Forced by Wildland Fires	Scott Goodrick, et al
5	Interaction Between A Wildfire and A Sea-breeze Front	Deborah Hanley, et al
6	Enhancing the NED Decision Support System with Wildfire Risk Assessments in the WUI	Alan J. Long, et al
7	On the Ignition of Fuel Beds by Firebrands	Samuel L. Manzello, et al
8	Using High Resolution Imagery for Fuels Mapping and CWPP Development	Rod Moraga, et al
9	Estimating Real-time Fire Danger Potential Using MODIS Reflectance Measurements in Eastern States	John J. Qu, et al
10	Pattern of change of The Wildland-urban interface in the Eastern United states	Radeloff, Volker C., et al
11	Physics-based Modeliing of Wildland-urban Interface Fires	R.G. Rehm
12	Sinulating Fire Risk within A Mixed-ownership, Fire-prone Landscape of Northeastern Wisconsin: Interactions Between Human Ignitions and Forest Dynamics	Brian R. Sturtevant, et al
13	Mapping Wildland-Urban Interface Structures Using Lidar and High-Resolution Digital Orthophotos	Richard Warnick , et al
14	Smoke Plume Detecting Using MODIS Measurements in Eastern United State	Yong Xie, et al
15	Assessing fire risk of wildland-urban communities across multiple scales	Wayne C. Zipperer, et al