Projected post-fire debris-flow channels (USGS pfdf on the simulated burn), one row per channel per design storm: `storm` (peak 15-minute rainfall, mm/h), `likelihood` (Staley 2017 M1), `volume` in cubic metres (Gartner 2014) and `hazard` 1-3 (Cannon 2010). Filter on `storm` to pick one. A projection from fire behaviour, not a mapped burn. Written by each run of the fire simulation whose output file is "Example Simulation: Run 1 MTT with Treatment (2026-10-21 17:02)".
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Example Simulation: Run 1 MTT with Treatment — Debris flows (projected)
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Projected post-fire debris-flow channels (USGS pfdf on the simulated burn), one row per channel per design storm: `storm` (peak 15-minute rainfall, mm/h), `likelihood` (Staley 2017 M1), `volume` in cubic metres (Gartner 2014) and `hazard` 1-3 (Cannon 2010). Filter on `storm` to pick one. A projection from fire behaviour, not a mapped burn. Written by each run of the fire simulation whose output file is "Example Simulation: Run 1 MTT with Treatment (2026-10-21 17:02)".
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2 weeks ago by Thomas Marsh
2 weeks ago by Thomas Marsh
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