HydroFlame is a user-friendly, interoperable and scalable tool designed to analyze the streamflow response of watersheds to wildfires. Benefiting both general and scientific users, this open-access platform features promote transparency and reproducibility for robust visualization and collaboration.
Historical Fires
Evaluate how past fires have influenced water resources, sediment transport
Creates probable hydrological responses to probable wildfires and allows users to compare
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Near Real Time Predictions
Using historical fire data to simulate and forecast future wildfire impacts
Use-inspired Research
The HydroFlame project features Use-inspired Research which will demonstrate how increased access to fire and streamflow data can significantly support and enhance sustainable land and water resource management. Each case provides targeted insights to improve local hydrologic responses post-wildfire, fostering greater awareness and engagement within affected communities.
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Share Your Ideas
We encourage end-users to share their ideas and feedback with us, as this will help tailor HydroFlame to meet their specific needs, ensuring it continues to evolve as a valuable resource leading to far-reaching, positive impacts on the economy and environmental sustainability of rural communities in the western US.