Project Lead

R. Stull & D. McCollor

Details

This course is designed to educate highly qualified personnel with the technical skill-set to forecast forest-fire weather, to anticipate evolution of fire hazards associated with a changing climate, and to advise on sustainable fire-mitigation policies. Prerequisite: One of ATSC 201, GEOS 200.

Course Code
ATSC 413
Campus
Vancouver
Offered?
Not Offered

Disaster Resilience Research Network

Vancouver, BC Canada

UBC receives support for managing its research enterprise from the federal Research Support Fund.

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