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Keyworks modeling fuel moisture fuel load estimate Modeling for estimation of load and moisture of fuel in Cerrado area. The objective of the present work was to evaluate regression models to estimate fuel moisture as a function of meteorological variables, as well as to estimate fuel load as a function of dendrometric variables and litter height, in an area of Cerrado stricto sensu in the southern state of Tocantins. Field meteorological data were obtained through a weather station, which made records throughout the experiment period. The experiment took place during 7 months, totaling 10 collections, in sporadic days. The fuel was collected every 5 minutes, was transferred in a plastic container and its mass determined with the aid of a scale, and after that, it was placed in paper bags. The samples were dried in greenhouses at a temperature of 75 ° C to constant weight and reweighed to obtain the dry material mass. The correlation obtained between fuel humidity and the temperature was an inverse of -0.81, and a direct correlation between fuel humidity and relative air humidity of 0.80. R2aj values for fuel material moisture estimation models ranged from -0.02 to 0.67 and for load estimates R2aj ranged from 0.55 to 0.78. The results show that the humidity of Cerrado stricto sensu fuel can be estimated by linear regression models.

Modelagem para estimativa de carga e umidade do material combustível em área de Cerrado