Climatic thresholds shape northern high-latitude fire regimes and imply vulnerability to future climate change

Keyphrases

• Vulnerability 100%
• Fire Regime 100%
• Northern High Latitudes 100%
• Future Climate Change 100%
• Climatic Threshold 100%
• 21st Century 75%
• Fire Occurrence 75%
• Climate Change 50%
• Fire Behavior 50%
• In Fire 50%
• Wildfire 50%
• Tundra 50%
• Boreal Forest 50%
• Moisture Availability 50%
• Spatial Distribution 25%
• Potential Change 25%
• Pearson Correlation 25%
• Spatial Variability 25%
• Lower Flammability Limit 25%
• Alaska 25%
• Spatiotemporal Variation 25%
• Land Area 25%
• Across Spaces 25%
• Tundra Ecosystems 25%
• Spatially Explicit 25%
• Climatic Change 25%
• Boosted Regression Trees 25%
• Ecological Processes 25%
• Boreal Forest Ecosystem 25%
• Regime Shift 25%
• Ecoregion 25%
• Vegetation Change 25%
• Terrestrial Carbon Cycle 25%
• Forest-tundra 25%
• Climate Projections 25%
• Summer Temperature 25%
• July Temperature 25%
• Total Soil Carbon 25%
• Global Land 25%
• Summer Annuals 25%
• Arctic Tundra 25%
• Landscape Features 25%
• Coupled Model Intercomparison Project Phase 5 (CMIP5) 25%
• Climate Characteristics 25%
• Historical Fire Regime 25%
• Climatic Potential 25%
• Wildfire Regime 25%
• Regime Response 25%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Climate Change 100%
• Boreal Forest 75%
• Vegetation 50%
• Spatial Distribution 25%
• Alaska 25%
• Ecoregion 25%
• Soil Carbon 25%
• Combustibility 25%
• CMIP 25%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Climate Change 100%
• Fire Regime 100%
• Boreal Forest 60%
• Annuals 40%
• Soil Carbon 20%
• Ecoregion 20%
• Polyethylene Terephthalate 20%