Predicting Post-Fire Tree Mortality for 12 Western US Conifers Using the First Order Fire Effects Model (FOFEM)

Fire Ecology

Table 1 Summary of wildfire data included in data analyses for post-fire tree mortality predictions.

Fire name	Location¹	State	Fire type	Ignition date	Species sampled²	No. trees³
Dauber	Coconino NF	AZ	Prescribed	Sep 1995	PP	222
Bridger-Knoll	Kaibab NF	AZ	Wild	Jun 1996	PP	833
Side	Coconino NF	AZ	Wild	May 1996	PP	313
Rodeo-Chediski	Apache-Sitgreaves NF	AZ	Wild	Jun 2002	PP	698
Bucks	Plumas NF	CA	Wild	Aug 1999	RF, WF, SP	236
Storrie	Plumas NF	CA	Wild	Aug 2000	RF, WF	198
Star	Tahoe	CA	Wild	Aug 2001	WF, SP	273
Cone	Lassen	CA	Wild	Sep 2002	JP, PP	1065
McNally	Sequoia NF	CA	Wild	Jul 2002	WF, IC, JP, PP	3872
Power	Eldorado NF	CA	Wild	Oct 2004	SP	719
Lower Priest	Idaho Panhandle NF	ID	Prescribed	Jun 1984	ES, DF, WL	172
Upper Priest	Idaho Panhandle NF	ID	Prescribed	Sep 1983	ES, DF, WL	87
Air Patrol	Northern Cheyenne IR	MT	Wild	Aug 1988	PP	505
Brewer	Custer NF	MT	Wild	Jun 1988	PP	626
Early Bird	Northern Cheyenne IR	MT	Wild	Jun 1988	PP	615
Canyon Creek	Lolo NF	MT	Wild	Sep 1988	WL	69
Mussigbrod	Beaverhead-Deerlodge NF	MT	Wild	Aug 2000	LP, WP, ES, SF, DF	1102
Moose	Flathead NF; Glacier NP	MT	Wild	Aug 2001	LP, WP, ES, SF, PP, DF, WL	1266
Lubrecht	Lolo NF	MT	Prescribed	Apr 2002	LP, PP, DF, WL	1696
Tenderfoot	Lewis and Clark NF	MT	Prescribed	Sep 2002	LP, WP, ES, SF	1750
Slowey	Lolo NF	MT	Prescribed	Mar 1992	PP, DF	241
Green Knoll	Bridger-Teton NF	WY	Wild	Aug 2001	LP, WP, ES, SF, DF	276
Yellowstone	Bridger-Teton NF; Yellowstone NP	WY	Wild	Jun 1988	SF, LP ES, DF	310

¹ IR = Indian reservation; NF = National Forest; NP = National Park.
² Species: LP = lodgepole pine, WP = whitebark pine, ES = Engelmann spruce, RF = red fir, SF = subalpine fir, WF = white fir, IC = incense cedar, JP = Jeffrey pine, PP = ponderosa pine, DF = Douglas-fir, WL = western larch, SP = sugar pine.
³ Tree numbers vary slightly between pre-fire and post-fire analyses based on available data.