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<br />Colorado (1988), Bandelier National Monument, New Mexico (1996), Mesa Verde National Park,
<br />Colorado (1996), Yellowstone National Park, Montana (1988), and Boise, Idaho (1959, 1996), .
<br />Interdisciplinary research will provide scientific information for wildfire, forest ecosystem, and
<br />hazard managers, Because of the uncertainty of where future wildfires and floods may occur, a
<br />mobile monitoring approach as described here helps provide much of the necessary information,
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<br />Acknowledgements. We greatfully appreciate information Buffalo Creek residents provided
<br />about the wildfire, subsequent flooding, and flood history of the area, particularly those residents
<br />who monitor daily precipitation,
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