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LITERATURA Albert, J. S., James, E. E., and Sharon, L. H.: PREDICTING EXTREME FIRE POTENTIAL, USDA Forest Service NCFES, East Lansing, Michigan, Paper presented at the Ninth National Conference on Fire and Forest Meteorology, San Diego, CA, April 21—24, 1987. Bertović, S., Dimi tro v, T., Galović, Li dr.: OSNOVE ZAŠTITE SUMA OD POŽARA, CiP, Zagreb, Miramarska 15a 1987. Bovio , G.: COME PROTEGGERI DAGLI INCENDIVI BOSCHIVI, Capitolo V, Torino, 1988. Carol , L. R.: Perfect of Future Imperfect? Paper Presented at the Symposium on Wildland Fire 2000, April 27—30, 1987, South Lake Tahoe, CA. David , V. G., Jerry , T. W.: Seasonal variation in the Nothern Rockies: A POINT OF EMPHASIS IN FIRE WEATHER FORECASTS, 9-th National Conference on Fire and Forest Meteorology, San Diego, CA, April 21—24, 1987. John , E. D.: Fire — Danger Rating: The next 20 Years, Paper presented at the Symposium on Wildland Fire 2000, April 27—30, 1987, South Lake Tahoe CA. Law son, B. D., Sticks, B. J., Alexander, M. E., and Van Wagner, C. E.: A System for Predicting Fire Behavior in Canadian Forests, 8-th National Conference on Fire and Forest Meteorology, Detroit, Michigan, 1985. L a w s o n, B. D.: Fire Weather Index, Canadian Forestry Service, BC-P-17, Victoria, BC, 1977, Canada. Martin, R. E., Landsberg, J. D., Kaufman, J. B.: Effectivenes of Prescribed Burning as a Fire Prevention Measure, Paper presented at the International Workshop on Prescribed Burning, March 14—18, 1988, Avignon, France. Michael , A. F.: Forecasting, Forecasting, Presented at the Symposium on Wildland Fire 2000, April 27—30, 1987, South Lake Tahoe, CA. Van Wagner, C. E.: Forest Fire Research — Hinsight and Foresight, Presented at the Symposium on Wildland Fire 2000, April 27—30, 1987, South Lake Tahoe, CA. Systems of Evaluating Fire Hazards — A View of the Future Summary Prognoses of the occurrence and behaviour of wild forest fires will be of grat use to fire management authorities dealing with the problems of prevention of forest fires by predicting when fires may occur, intentionally burning, and thus reducing, dangerous fuels as a means of preventing forest fires, controlling and protecting the natural environment from products found in smoke, etc. A survey of the role meteorology will play in fire management over the next 20 years is a survey of science and of the success of fire management and only partially a survey of what science and the technology of atmospheric science will be able to provide to meet the needs of fire management. Future improvements of the meteorological prognoses used in fire management will arise from improvements in three areas: surveillance sysetms, prognosis techniques and subsequent prognosis processing, and the better integration of this information into the fire management process. Recenzent: Oskar Piškorić, dipl. inž., Zagreb |