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A Comparison of Two Machine Learning Classification Methods for Remote Sensing Predictive Modeling of the Forest Fire in the North-Eastern Siberia

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Figure 1. The geographical extent of the study area (source: Earthstar Geographics, low resolution 15  m imagery)
Table 1. Technical description of the data.
Figure 2. Schema of the analysis of the relationship between the fires and their factors
Figure 3. Long-term fire risk modeling methodology.
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