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v 1.0 Background  1 2.0 Overview  1 3.0 Current WUI Building Codes and Standards Practices  2 4.0 Existing Hazard Severity Assessment Systems  3 5.0 The Proposed WUI-scale  4 5.1. The Fire and Ember Exposure Scales  6 5.2. Technical Assumptions  7 5.3. Fire and ember exposure from fire in wildland fuels  7 5.3.1. Wildland Ember Exposure Zones  9 5.3.2. Wildland Fire Exposure Zones  12 6.0 WUI-Hazard Scale Implementation  14 6.1. Building Construction Attributes and Landscaping for Protection against Embers  14 6.2. Building Construction and Landscaping Attributes for Protection against Fire  14 6.3. Improving WUI Building Codes and Standards  17 6.4. Special Implementation Considerations  17 6.5. Designing a New Community Using the WUI-Hazard Scale  17 6.6. Evaluating an Existing Community Using the WUI-hazard scale 18 6.7. Post Fire Community Reconstruction/Rebuilding  19 7.0 Future Work  19 8.0 Conclusions  23 9.0 Acknowledgments 24 10.0 References  25

Framework for Addressing the NationalWildland Urban Interface Fire Problem – Determining Fire and Ember Exposure Zones using a WUI Hazard Scale