Wildfire Knowledge Graph · Fire Behaviour
Working definition
Two-way interaction in which a wildfire modifies local atmospheric flow and the modified atmosphere in turn changes fire behaviour.
In plain language
Two-way interaction in which a wildfire modifies local atmospheric flow and the modified atmosphere in turn changes fire behaviour.
Why it matters
Fire–Atmosphere Coupling is useful because it separates one specific part of wildfire behaviour, exposure, operations or evidence from nearby concepts that can otherwise be mixed together.