TY  - BOOK
AU  - Levine, Joel S., ed.
TI  - Biomass burning and global change. Vol. 2: biomass burning in South America, Southeast Asia, and temperate and boreal ecosystems, and the oil fires of Kuwait
SN  - 0262122022
U1  - 628.5 
PY  - 1996///
CY  - Cambridge
PB  - The MIT Press
N1  - Vol. 2
Part 4 Biomass burning in South Africa: 
Mapping fire scars in the Brazilian Cerrado using AVHRR imagery/ Christine A. Hlavka et al; 
Characterizing Brazilian fires and estimating areas burned by using the airborne infrared disaster assessment system/ James A. Brass et al; 
Types of grassland fires and nitrogen volatilization in tropical savannas of Calabozo, Venezuela/ Bibiana Bilbao, E. Medina; 
Biomass burning emissions of atmospheric methyl halide and hydrocarbon gases in the South Atlantic region/ Nicola J. Blake et al;
 Biomass burning effects on the distribution of atmospheric methane in Brazil/ Volker W.J.H. Kirchhoff et al; 
The biomass burning sequence of the Brazilian Cerrado and observations of atmospheric ozone/ Volker W.J.H. Kirchhoff, Hamilton G. Pavao; 
Amazonian and global warming: annual balance of greenhouse gas emissions from land-use change in Brazil's Amazon region/ Philip M. Fearnside; 
Temporal and spatial variability of aerosol loading and properties during the amazon, North American temperate, and boreal forest burning seasons/ Brent N. Holben et al; 
Long-term atmospheric aerosol study in Cuiaba, Brazil: multielemental composition, sources, and impact of biomass burning/ Willy Maenhaut et al; 
One thousand years of fire history of Andino-Patagonian forests recovered from sediments of the Rio Epuyen River, Chubut Province, Argentina/ Johann G. Goldammer et al. 

Part 5 Biomass burning in southeast Asia: 
Survey of fires in southeast Asia and India during 1987/ Christopher D. Elvidge, Kimberly E. Baugh; 
Biomass fuel utilization in tropical Asia/ Terrence G. Bensel, Robert C. Harris 

Part 6 Biomass burning in temperate ecosystems: 
Relationship between remotely sensed fire intensity and rate of emission of smoke: SCAR-C experiment/ Yoram J. Kaufman et. al.; 
Particle and trace-gas measurements in the smoke from prescribed burns of forest products in the Pacific northwest/ Peter V. Hobbs et al; 
Pa Particle-size distributions, elemental compositions, carbon measurements, and optical properties of smoke from biomass burning in the Pacific northwest of the United States/ J. Vanderlei et al; 
Emissions from forest burning in the southeastern United Sates: application of a model determining spatial and temporal fire variation/ James M. Vose et al; 
Baselines biomass burning emissions of eastern North America/ James S. Clark
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