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Fire Related Services
Air Sciences Inc. has established a reputation for providing
innovative and efficient fire emissions and dispersion
modeling services for private and governmental clients.
Our capabilities are best illustrated by our list of
recent projects:
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Development of the Smoke Impact Spreadsheet (SIS)
model, a CALPUFF-based smoke emissions and dispersion
model.
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Development of the Fire Effects Tradeoff Model
(FETM), an ecosystem dynamics model that accounts
for management activities and fire behavior and
effects at the landscape level (www.fs.fed.us/r6/aq/fetm/fetm/).
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An FETM-based assessment of wildfire effects for
sites in Alaska, California, Montana, Utah, New
Mexico, Michigan, Alabama, and Florida.
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An investigation of residue consumption
and PM2.5 emissions from open-field burning
of cereal-grain residues and bluegrass
residues in eastern Washington and northern
Idaho.
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An inventory of future-year wildfire,
prescribed fire, and agricultural burning
emission inventories for 13 Western Regional
Air Partnership (WRAP) States.
- An assessment of wildfire risk and public
safety for the Umpqua Land Exchange Project
in Southern Oregon.
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An assessment of wildland fire ignition potential
from airborne release of aircraft self-protection
flares over 25 National Guard Military Operations
Areas in 17 States.
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Development and instruction of smoke emissions
and dispersion modeling courses at the National
Interagency Fire Center in Boise, as well as at
regional training centers in Portland, Missoula,
and Sacramento.
Links to Fire-related
sites
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