The National Center for Landscape Fire Analysis (NCLFA), the Rocky Mountain Research Station (RMRS) and the University of Idaho have formed a new partnership to facilitate science and integration that improves the effectiveness of fire management. The partnership brings together the research and applications of each partner in a common effort to apply science, knowledge and technology that can lessen the uncertainties in land management decision making. The partners are: from the RMRS -- LANDFIRE, Fire, Fuels, and Smoke Program, Research Development and Application unit; from University of Idaho -- Fire Research And Management Exchange System; and from the University of Montana -- NCLFA.
Area Command TeamsPartners include: Area Command Team 1, SW Montana Area Command, Missoula Area Command, Montana West Area Command, Montana East Area Command, NW Montana Area Command, Montana South Area Command, Multi-Agency Area Command
Fire Use ModulesPartners include: Bandalier, Black Hills, Calaveras, Cumberland Gap, Grass Lakes, Great Smokeys, Groveland, Kings Peak, Lewis and Clark, Mammoth, MiWok, Saguaro, Sequoia, Sierraville, Southern Rockies, Summit, Unaweep, Whiskeytown, Yellowstone, Yosemite, and Zion Fire Use Modules
