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Corresponding author. Email: jesus.san-miguel@jrc.ec.europa.euIntroductionIn recent years, the importance of wildfires as a natural or ahuman-inducedphenomenonhasgainedrecognitionnotonlyatlocal but also at regional and global levels. Improved remotesensing and computational capabilities enable the rapid pro-cessing of large image datasets in near-real time. As a result,remote sensing and geographic information systems arebecoming common tools for fire monitoring at local, regionaland global levels (San-Miguel-Ayanz

Advances in remote sensing and GIS applications in support of forest fire management