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The main aim of the Section, Fire Research at the Science–Policy–Practitioner Interface, is to highlight research seeking to assess operational approaches to wildland fire management. We welcome submissions from indigenous, state, and agency land management in addition to academic and no...

This section provides a platform for research that advances our understanding and management of fire risks in buildings, infrastructure, and urban environments. Emphasising different approaches and innovative perspectives, this section will inform effective fire risk mitigation strategies and streng...

Aims Section Fire Science Models, Remote Sensing, and Data was the first section in MDPI’s journal Fire. The main aim of the Section Fire Science Models, Remote Sensing, and Data is to introduce and describe datasets, models, equipment, and analytical methods used in fire science. This Sectio...

The main aim of the Fire Section Social Science is to serve as a forum for the advancement of social science theory and applications associated with fires. This Section will consider articles that provide significant insights into the interactions between fire and individuals, communities, and socie...

Aims Combustion and fire science share the same fundamentals but differ in their focus regarding application. Briefly stated, combustion science is mostly about the maintenance, control and optimisation of a purposefully created combustion process to achieve some goals, whereas fire science is prim...