Modeling of the water content of soils and its relation with wild fires in the mountain Sierra Madre range of Durango, Mexico

Mathematical techniques that predict the risk of forest fires use a hydro-climatic sub-model, which is generally fed with simple climatic variables such as rainfall, potential evapotranspiration, or the air relative humidity. In this research we report the effect of rainfall, pan evaporation (Et), a...

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