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Table of Contents
Chapter	Title	Page
	Executive Summary	1
1	Field Collection of Fuel Load, Vegetation Characteristics, and Forage Measurements on Rangelands of the Upper Snake River Plain, Idaho for Wildfire Fuel and Risk Assessment Models. A Field Sampling Report	4
2	Field Collection of Fuel Load and Vegetation Characteristics Wildfire Risk Assessment Modeling: 2002 Field Sampling Report	12
3	The "Pole Cam": Corroborating Field Estimations with High Spatial Resolution Imagery.	18
4	Comparison of Two Standing Crop Estimators in Sagebrush-Steppe Communities	24
5	Sagebrush Age Estimation in the Upper Snake River Plain, Idaho	30
6	Modeling Lightning as an Ignition Source of Rangeland Wildfire in Southeastern Idaho	36
7	Fuzzy Classification of Heterogeneous Vegetation in a Complex Arid Ecosystem	42
8	Wildfire Risk Model Validation	46
9	Effect of Livestock Grazing and Fire History on Fuel Load in Sagebrush-Steppe Rangelands	62
10	Validation Alternatives for Classified Imagery	70
11	The Use of Remote Sensing Imagery for Evaluation of Post-Wildfire Susceptibility to Landslide and Erosion Hazards in the Salmon-Challis National Forest, Lemhi County, Idaho	74
12	Vegetation Change In the Upper Snake, Yellowstone, and Green River Drainages: The Last 14,000 Years	148
13	Evaluating Different Scales of Remotely Sensed Data to Predict Amphibian Habitat Distributions	164
14	Post-Fire Conditions of Riparian Vegetation	192