The X-Fire Workshop aims to serve as a focused international forum for advancing knowledge on the
unique challenges of extreme wildfire events through the exchange of scientific and operational
insights. The Workshop is structured around the following key objectives:
- Enhance understanding of extreme wildfire events by integrating
up-to-date knowledge from multiple scientific disciplines, including –but not limited to–
physics, meteorology, fire ecology, fuel dynamics, numerical modeling, machine learning, and
remote sensing.
- Identify research gaps and challenges in observing, modeling,
predicting, and managing extreme wildfire events.
- Facilitate interdisciplinary collaboration between researchers,
operational experts, and policymakers to develop innovative methodologies, enhance predictive
capabilities, improve decision-making, and identify lessons learned from past events to inform
best practices in extreme wildfire events management.
By creating a focused scientific and operational exchange on extreme wildfire events, X-Fire aims to
fill a critical gap, ensuring that the complexities of these events receive sustained attention and
interdisciplinary collaboration.
