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The expansion of human development into forested areas has created a situation where wildfires can adversely affect lives and property, as can the flooding and landslides that occur in the aftermath of wildfires. An estimation of post wildfire debris flow activity was determinated in a recently burnt area occupied by typical Mediterranean vegetation. A simple method that measures fire severity was applied and a detailed map of debris flow generation potential was created using a Geographical Information System. The analyses indicates that the area of the basin burned, the area of the basin with slopes greater than or equal to 20%, and fire severity affect debris flow peak discharge. By utilizing this method local land management agencies can develop debris flow specific mitigation efforts to watersheds that are the most prone to extreme fire events.

Assessment of post fire debris flow potential in a Mediterranean type ecosystem