Dynamical linkages between planetary boundary layer schemes and wildfire spread processes: a case study using WRF-Fire version 4.6

Wang, Yongli; Yang, Chun; Shi, Lamei; Yao, Qichao; Zhong, Linhao

doi:10.5194/gmd-19-2059-2026

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Dynamical linkages between planetary boundary layer schemes and wildfire spread processes: a case study using WRF-Fire version 4.6

Yongli Wang, Chun Yang, Lamei Shi, Qichao Yao, and Linhao Zhong

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