Multi-level fuzzy comprehensive evaluation for the analysis of forest fire risk in small areas

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Authors Yingzi Zhao, Yu Chang, Jieqiong Cui, Chunyan Liu, Mingming Yang, Fadian Lu

Publication date 6 January 2017

zbMATH Keywords

risk factorsadaptive managementforest fire riskmulti-level fuzzy comprehensive evaluation

Mathematics Subject Classification ID

Fuzzy measure theory (28E10)

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