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ECMWF is requesting new fire parameters for its global emergency fire forecasting service.
Amendment details
ADD new entries in Code table 4.2, discipline 2, category 4
Name
code
units
Comment/definition
live leaf fuel load
27
kgm-2
amount of biomass fro live leaves
live wood fuel load
28
kgm-2
amount of biomass from woody components
dead leaf fuel load
29
kgm-2
amount of biomass from dead leaves
dead wood fuel load
30
kgm-2
amount of biomass from dead woody components
live fuel moisture content
31
kgkg-1
amount of water per amount of mass in live vegetation
fine dead leaf moisture content
32
kgkg-1
Amount of water per amount of mass in fine dead leaf fuel bed. These fuels include herbaceous plants and leaf litter. Fine dead leaf is classified as a 1-h fuel in the Nelson model as moisture responds on hourly timescales to atmospheric conditions. Typical diameter is 0.2 cm. Values range between 0.01 and 0.8.
dense dead leaf moisture content
33
kgkg-1
Amount of water per amount of mass in dense dead leaf fuel bed. These fuels include herbaceous plants and small sticks. Dense dead leaf is classified as a 10-h fuel in the Nelson model as moisture responds on sub-daily timescales to atmospheric conditions. Typical diameter is 0.6 cm. Values range between 0.01 and 0.6.
fine dead wood moisture content
34
kgkg-1
Amount of water per amount of mass in fine dead wood fuel bed. These fuels include large sticks and logs. Fine dead wood is classified as a 100-h fuel in the Nelson model as moisture responds on daily-to-weekly timescales to atmospheric conditions. Typical diameter is 2.0 cm. Values range between 0.01 and 0.5.
dense dead wood moisture content
35
kgkg-1
Amount of water per amount of mass in dense dead wood fuel bed. These fuels include fallen trees and large logs. Dense dead wood is classified as a 1000-h fuel in the Nelson model as moisture responds on monthly timescales to atmospheric conditions. Typical diameter is 6.0 cm. Values range between 0.01 and 0.4.
Initial request
ECMWF is requesting new fire parameters for its global emergency fire forecasting service.
Amendment details
ADD new entries in Code table 4.2, discipline 2, category 4
Comments
No response
Requestor(s)
Sebastien Villaume (ECMWF)
Stakeholder(s)
ECMWF
Publication(s)
Manual on Codes (WMO-No. 306), Volume I.2, GRIB code table 4.2, discipline 2, category 4
Expected impact of change
None
Collaborators
No response
References
No response
Validation
No response
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