Program

Program
International conference on forest fire risk
modelling and mapping
“Vulnerability to forest fire at wildland-urban
interfaces”
Aquabella Hotel, Aix-en-Provence
MONDAY – 30th September
8:00
8:30
9:00
9:45
10:15
10:40
11:05
11:30
11:55
12:20
12:40
14:15
15:05
15:30
15:55
16:15
16:45
Registration
OPENING CEREMONY
KEYNOTE 1: Overview of Australian bushfire hazard and risk assessment at the
rural/urban interface. Raphaele Blanchi, CSIRO (Australia)
Coffee break
S1: Fire risk and WUI mapping
#1 WUI and fire typologies : where are we ? Andrea Duane
#2 A robust GIS approach to map WUI in the Alpine Regions. Marj Tonini
#3 Anthropogenic forest fire susceptibility mapping using random forest
algorithm. Carmen D. Vega Orozco
#4 WUI mapping in Spain for wildfire risk management: national and local
scales. Gema Herrero Corral
#5 Un logiciel européen pour la cartographie des interfaces habitat-forêt.
Christophe Bouillon
#6 Mapping Rural Urban Interface and assessing its fire exposure in
Mediterranean areas. Constantino Sirca
Lunch
KEYNOTE 2: WUI Wildfire Losses in California. Jon Keeley, USGS (USA)
S2: Vulnerability
#7 Assessment of house vulnerability to wildfires in Portugal. M. Conceição
Colaço
#8 Further developing the products of the Italian project SIGRI to meet the
requirements for the management of forest fires at Wildland-Urban Interfaces.
Giovanni Laneve
#9 Assessment of wildland–urban interface vulnerability to fire using a multicriteria analysis. Lilian Pugnet
Coffee break
S3: Survey
#10 L'apport des retours d'expérience pour la caractérisation des complexes
forêt habitat de même sensibilité aux incendies. Yvon Duché
17 :10
17:35
18:00
18:30
20:00
#11 Fire of Tavira/São Brás de Alportel – Survey and analysis. Domingos
Xavier Viegas
S4: Ignition drivers and firefighting
#12 New approaches to analysis and predict the occurrence of human caused
ignitions. José Ramón González Olabarria
#13 Firefighters risk perception on firefighting tasks at the WUI. Clara Quesada
Fernández
Free time
Banquet
TUESDAY – 1st October
8:30
9:00
9:45
10:15
10:40
11 :05
11:30
11:55
12:20
12:40
14:00
14:25
14 :50
15:15
15:40
16:05
16:30
Registration
KEYNOTE 3: Overview on fire risk/fire regimes in Europe. Andrea Camia,
JRC (Italy)
Coffee break
S5: Fire modeling
#14 Decision support tools for wildfire risk management: Case studies from the
US and Mediterranean region. Michele Salis
#15 La modélisation feu de forêt (FIRETEC) au service de l'urbanisme en
Ardèche et dans le Lot et Garonne. Hubert d'Avezac
#16 Modeling wildfire ignition in the Tyrolian Alps (Austria) under current and
future climate conditions. Bodo Malowerschnig
#17 Effet d'un feu de forêt sur l'environnement physique d'un bâtiment avec
FIRETEC. François Pimont
#18 From models to field applications: Quito's strategy David Proaño Castro
#19 A regional fire prevention protocol for WUI based on static and dynamic
fire risk maps. Paolo Fiorucci
Lunch
S6: WUI Fuel
#20 Role of ornamental vegetation in the propagation of fire in WUI of
Southern France: flammability and combustibility of ornamental species. Anne
Ganteaume
#21 Contribution des friches agricoles et des haies ornementales à la
propagation des incendies au sein des complexes forêt habitat. Daniel
Bourgouin
#22 Characterization of camping parks and analysis of fire spread in these areas.
Miguel Almeida
S7: Fire risk
#23 Characterization of fire risk in the wildland-urban interface: A case study in
NW of Spain. María Luisa Chas-Amil
#24 Development of a web-based Fire Danger Forecasting System for
Mediterranean Landscapes using Open Source Software and crowd-sourced
Weather Data - the Isle of Sardinia (Italy) as an Example. Michael Nolde
#25 Socio-Economic Factors Affecting the Forest Fires (A Case Study of
Antalya – Turkey). Ufuk Cosgun
#26 Advances and challenges to mapping fire risk in the W-UI using LiDAR
telemetry. David Caballero
16:50
18:20
Coffee break and Poster Session
#P1 Modeling the probability of wildfire occurrence in the Valencian
Community (Spain). Hassane Moutahir
#P2 Expansion of the wildland-urban interface in coastal areas of Sardinia over
the period 1954-2008. Grazia Pellizzaro
#P3 Spatio-temporal dynamics of the Wildland-Urban Interface in the alpine
context: a remote sensing approach. Marj Tonini
#P4 Spatial and temporal study of forest fires and their relation to
socioeconomic factors in the province of Cádiz (Spain). Ainara Terradillos
#P5 Long-term post-wildfire natural evolution of soil organic matter
composition and dynamics on perennial forests from southwestern Europe.
Irene Fernandez
#P6 Interface habitat-forêt et sensibilité aux incendies dans la wilaya de Tizi
Ouzou (Algérie). Ouahiba Meddour-Sahar
#P7 Wildfire Prevention and Response Plan: the importance of Quito's
surveillance and detection strategy. Freddy Yandún
#P8 Historical changes in potential wildfire behavior and likelihood: a case
study from the Mediterranean Basin Fermín J. Alcasena Urdíroz
#P9 Fire danger and drought projections in the Mediterranean region under
climate change conditions. Constantino Sirca
#P10 Wildfire occurrence and frequency in Portuguese landscape Marta Rocha
#P11 A Multicriteria Approach for Wildfire Risk Assessment in Rural Urban
Interface. Franco Casula
#P12 Evaluation et cartographie de la sensibilité aux incendies des complexes
forêt habitat en région méditerranéenne française Yvon Duché
#P13 Suitability of the PREFER project products to the management of the
forest fires at Wildland-Urban Interfaces. Giovanni Laneve
#P14 Hexagonal cell automate used in fire front spread for flat terrain and
diverse vegetation types. Stefka Fidanova
#P15 Evaluation dans le temps et dans l’espace de la dynamique de la biomasse
arbustive dans les maquis du Rif occidental. Chakib Saou
#P16 Carbon emission quantification during and after forest fires using remote
sensing. Kalika Saxena
#P17 Wildland-Urban Interface Fires and Forest Fire Danger Caused by
Sunrays. Nikolay Baranovskiy
#P18 Towards a prevented community. María Cecilia Ciampoli Halaman
#P19 The analysis of wildland-urban interface dynamics in wildfire risk
prevention. Marlène Long
#P20 Evaluation of the performances of the fire simulators FOREFIRE and
FARSITE in Mediterranean areas. Jean-Baptiste Filippi
CLOSING SESSION
WEDNESDAY – 2nd October
8:30-18:00
Field trip
Programme
Conférence internationale sur la modélisation et
la cartographie du risque d’incendie de forêt
“Vulnérabilité aux incendies dans les interfaces
habitat-forêt”
Hôtel Aquabella, Aix-en-Provence
LUNDI – 30 Septembre
8:00
8:30
9:00
9:45
10:15
10:40
11:05
11:30
11:55
12:20
12:40
14:15
15:05
15:30
15:55
16:15
16:45
Enregistrement
CEREMONIE D’OUVERTURE
CONFERENCE INVITEE 1: Overview of Australian bushfire hazard and risk
assessment at the rural/urban interface. Raphaele Blanchi, CSIRO (Australie)
Pause café
S1: Cartographie des interfaces habitat-forêt et du risque d’incendie
#1 WUI and fire typologies : where are we ? Andrea Duane
#2 A robust GIS approach to map WUI in the Alpine Regions. Marj Tonini
#3 Anthropogenic forest fire susceptibility mapping using random forest
algorithm. Carmen D. Vega Orozco
#4 WUI mapping in Spain for wildfire risk management: national and local
scales. Gema Herrero Corral
#5 Un logiciel européen pour la cartographie des interfaces habitat-forêt.
Christophe Bouillon
#6 Mapping Rural Urban Interface and assessing its fire exposure in
Mediterranean areas. Constantino Sirca
Repas
CONFERENCE INVITEE 2: WUI Wildfire Losses in California. Jon Keeley,
USGS (USA)
S2: Vulnerabilité
#7 Assessment of house vulnerability to wildfires in Portugal. M. Conceição
Colaço
#8 Further developing the products of the Italian project SIGRI to meet the
requirements for the management of forest fires at Wildland-Urban Interfaces.
Giovanni Laneve
#9 Assessment of wildland–urban interface vulnerability to fire using a multicriteria analysis. Lilian Pugnet
Pause café
S3: Etudes de cas
#10 L'apport des retours d'expérience pour la caractérisation des complexes
17 :10
17:35
18:00
18:30
20:00
forêt habitat de même sensibilité aux incendies. Yvon Duché
#11 Fire of Tavira/São Brás de Alportel – Survey and analysis. Domingos
Xavier Viegas
S4: Facteurs d’ignition et lutte
#12 New approaches to analysis and predict the occurrence of human caused
ignitions. José Ramón González Olabarria
#13 Firefighters risk perception on firefighting tasks at the WUI. Clara Quesada
Fernàndez
Temps libre
Banquet
MARDI – 1er Octobre
8:30
9:00
9:45
10:15
10:40
11 :05
11:30
11 :55
12:20
12:40
14:00
14:25
14 :50
15:15
15:40
16:05
Enregistrement
CONFERENCE INVITEE 3: Overview on fire risk/fire regimes in Europe.
Andrea Camia, JRC (Italy)
Pause café
S5: Modélisation du feu
#14 Decision support tools for wildfire risk management: Case studies from the
US and Mediterranean region. Michele Salis
#15 La modélisation feu de forêt (FIRETEC) au service de l'urbanisme en
Ardèche et dans le Lot et Garonne. Hubert d'Avezac
#16 Modeling wildfire ignition in the Tyrolian Alps (Austria) under current and
future climate conditions. Bodo Malowerschnig
#17 Effet d'un feu de forêt sur l'environnement physique d'un bâtiment avec
FIRETEC. François Pimont
#18 From models to field applications: Quito's strategy David Proaño Castro
#19 A regional fire prevention protocol for WUI based on static and dynamic
fire risk maps. Paolo Fiorucci
Repas
S6: Le combustible
#20 Role of ornamental vegetation in the propagation of fire in WUI of
Southern France: flammability and combustibility of ornamental species. Anne
Ganteaume
#21 Contribution des friches agricoles et des haies ornementales à la
propagation des incendies au sein des complexes forêt habitat. Daniel
Bourgouin
#22 Characterization of camping parks and analysis of fire spread in these areas.
Miguel Almeida
S7: Risque d’incendie
#23 Characterization of fire risk in the wildland-urban interface: A case study in
NW of Spain. María Luisa Chas-Amil
#24 Development of a web-based Fire Danger Forecasting System for
Mediterranean Landscapes using Open Source Software and crowd-sourced
Weather Data - the Isle of Sardinia (Italy) as an Example. Michael Nolde
#25 Socio-Economic Factors Affecting the Forest Fires (A Case Study of
Antalya – Turkey). Ufuk Cosgun
16:30
17:00
18:20
#26 Advances and challenges to mapping fire risk in the W-UI using LiDAR
telemetry. David Caballero
Pause café et Session Poster
#P1 Modeling the probability of wildfire occurrence in the Valencian
Community (Spain). Hassane Moutahir
#P2 Expansion of the wildland-urban interface in coastal areas of Sardinia over
the period 1954-2008. Grazia Pellizzaro
#P3 Spatio-temporal dynamics of the Wildland-Urban Interface in the alpine
context: a remote sensing approach. Marj Tonini
#P4 Spatial and temporal study of forest fires and their relation to
socioeconomic factors in the province of Cádiz (Spain). Ainara Terradillos
#P5 Long-term post-wildfire natural evolution of soil organic matter
composition and dynamics on perennial forests from southwestern Europe.
Irene Fernandez
#P6 Interface habitat-forêt et sensibilité aux incendies dans la wilaya de Tizi
Ouzou (Algérie). Ouahiba Meddour-Sahar
#P7 Wildfire Prevention and Response Plan: the importance of Quito's
surveillance and detection strategy. Freddy Yandún
#P8 Historical changes in potential wildfire behavior and likelihood: a case
study from the Mediterranean Basin. Fermín J. Alcasena Urdíroz
#P9 Fire danger and drought projections in the Mediterranean region under
climate change conditions. Constantino Sirca
#P10 Wildfire occurrence and frequency in Portuguese landscape Marta Rocha
#P11 A Multicriteria Approach for Wildfire Risk Assessment in Rural Urban
Interface. Franco Casula
#P12 Evaluation et cartographie de la sensibilité aux incendies des complexes
forêt habitat en région méditerranéenne française. Yvon Duché
#P13 Suitability of the PREFER project products to the management of the
forest fires at Wildland-Urban Interfaces. Giovanni Laneve
#P14 Hexagonal cell automate used in fire front spread for flat terrain and
diverse vegetation types Stefka Fidanova
#P15 Evaluation dans le temps et dans l’espace de la dynamique de la biomasse
arbustive dans les maquis du Rif occidental. Chakib Saou
#P16 Carbon emission quantification during and after forest fires using remote
sensing. Kalika Saxena
#P17 Wildland-Urban Interface Fires and Forest Fire Danger Caused by
Sunrays Nikolay Baranovskiy
#P18 Towards a prevented community. María Cecilia Ciampoli Halaman
#P19 The analysis of wildland-urban interface dynamics in wildfire risk
prevention. Marlène Long
#P20 Evaluation of the performances of the fire simulators FOREFIRE and
FARSITE in Mediterranean areas. Jean-Baptiste Filippi
CEREMONIE DE CLOTURE
MERCREDI – 2 Octobre
8:30-18:00
Tournée de terrain