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A Harvard atmospheric modeling team has created an online platform that could help communities identify areas in need of controlled burns or other fire management strategies.
SMRT-Flames aims to help communities reduce wildfire-related smoke exposure across regions and to target land management practices accordingly.
The app currently focuses on wildfire management in Northern California but it can be expanded to other areas.
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