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Most countries of Mediterranean Europe are strongly affected by forest fires, with majorsocio-economic and environmental impacts that can spread over several regions andcountries. A transnational approach allows creating synergies regarding resource sharingand problem-solving strategies. The access to high quality and up-to-date information iscritical to improve fire hazard mitigation measures and promote comparable appraisalsbetween different regions. Several collaborative initiatives have been implementedin Europe to foster research and service development, focusing on common issuesamongst countries. The PREFER project was one of these initiatives, with the purposeof contributing to protect human communities and forests from fire hazard, by providingcartographic products through the implementation of a new systematic framework.The participation of end users, such as civil protection organizations and forest services,covering the Euro-Mediterranean region, was crucial to ensure the operational applicationof the mapping products. Fuel classification, daily fire hazard indices, vulnerabilityassessment and damage severity levels were some of the mapping applications developedfor several test areas in Mediterranean Europe. This chapter illustrates the potentialenhancements for forest fire management offered by this framework, bearing in mind thebenefits of applying shared and harmonized approaches for common issues.info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersio

A Common Approach to Foster Prevention and Recovery of Forest Fires in Mediterranean Europe