Introduction | Fit the statistical model of fire ignitions | Fit the statistical model of fire escapes | Fit the statistical model of the spread probabilities | Fit the statistical model of the fire size distribution | Produce the maps of the tapered Pareto parameters | Use predicted parameters of the tapered Pareto as inputs to the statistical model of the spread probabilities | Predict maps of fire ignition rates, escape and spread probabilities | Fire ignition rates | Fire escape probabilities | Fire spread probabilities | Run fireSense, finally! | Additional resources | References

What this is | How this vignette is built | Provenance of the committed artifacts | Loading the artifacts | Summary statistics | Age distributions | Per-ecozone figures | Reproducing this at full resolution

Compare LCC and fire data | Plot

Setting Up Prerequisites: Installing System Dependencies, R, and RStudio | Installing SpaDES.project | Understanding SpaDES.project's Main Function: setupProject() | Function objectives | Function Tasks | What Makes this Function so Special | 1. Versatile Argument Types | 2. Sequential Argument Processing | 3. Handling Missing Values | Relationship between setupProject() and SpaDES.core::simInit Call | See Also | Examples of usage of setupProject() | Get modules from GitHub | Paths | Default values | Arguments sourced sequentially | Arguments not sourced to .GlobalEnv | With options and params set | Arguments as values or urls | Setting arbitrary arguments, using defaultDots | Pass args from GlobalEnv | Mixing argument: a named list, a github file and local file | studyArea argument | Alberta and British Columbia, Canada | Specify an epsg | require and objects arguments | Passing named arguments as part of the ... | Make project-level change to .libPaths() that is persistent

Find other's modules | A small selection of SpaDES modules | Some Biomass_ modules* | FireSense modules | LandR modules | A larger selection of "known" SpaDES modules | All SpaDES modules in a set of known accounts

Traditional installation | Windows | macOS | Linux | Alternate installation | Launching Rstudio using a specific version of R | Installing Rstudio

What is git? | Installation | Commandline tools | Desktop clients | Getting started with GitHub | Additonal commandline setup | Development workflow | Git submodules | Cloning a project with submodules | Adding submodules to a project | Updating submodules | Additional resources