FHAES

FHAES (Fire History Analysis and Exploration System) is a software tool to evaluate fire regime properties such as frequency, seasonality, extent, and fire/climate relationships from indicators of fire on trees. FHAES can also be used to calculate similar properties for other events that create unique signatures in a time series, like light rings from insect infestations or frost rings resulting from volcanic eruptions... FHAES is a reimplementation of the original FHX2 program written by Dr. Henri Grissino-Mayer. FHX2 has been widely used and considered the standard for fire history analysis, but will only run on Microsoft Windows operating systems, 16 or 32 bit systems (XP or earlier), or for higher versions, using an MS-DOS emulator. FHAES, however, will run on most modern operating system with downloads available for Windows, OS X, Linux and UNIX. FHAES is built on a variety of open source libraries and the complete source code is available from the FHAES Github repository... The..

Also known as: Alaska Fire Science Consortium

Primary location: Fairbanks United States