Personal tools
You are here: Home → Documents → Referencing BlueSky
BlueSky Framework

USFS LogoNational Fire Plan logoNASA logoJoint Fire Science Program LogoEPA logoBlueSky is a framework for model management. It facilitates the use of predictive models that simulate the cumulative impacts of smoke on air quality from forest, agricultural, and range fires.

BlueSky is maintained by the U.S. Forest Service AirFire Team and Sonoma Technology, Inc.
AirFire LogoSonoma Technology, Inc. Logo

 

Referencing BlueSky

— last modified Mar 15, 2010 08:40 AM

How to reference BlueSky.

Main Reference

The main BlueSky reference is:

  • Larkin N.K., O'Neill S.M., Solomon R., Raffuse S., Strand T., Sullivan D., Krull C., Rorig M., Peterson J., Ferguson S.A. 2009:  The BlueSky smoke modeling framework.  Inter. J. Wildland Fire, 18, 906-920.   Abstract

 

Additional References

Several other journal articles discuss various related aspects to BlueSky:

Real-time smoke predictions:
  • O’Neill S.M., Larkin N.K., Hoadley J., Mills G., Vaughan J.K., Draxler, R.R., Rolph, G., Ruminski M., Ferguson S.A., 2009: Regional real-time smoke prediction systems. In: S. V. Krupa, editor: Developments in Environmental Science, Vol 8, Wild Land Fires and Air Pollution, A. Bytnerowicz, M.J. Arbaugh, A.R. Riebau and C. Andersen. The Netherlands: Elsevier, 2009, pp. 499–534. Abstract
  • O'Neill S.M., Hoadley J.L, Ferguson S.A., Solomon R., Peterson J., Larkin N.K., Peterson R., Wilson R., Matheny D. 2005:  Applications of the BlueSkyRAINS smoke modeling system.  Journal of the Air and Waste Management Association, Sept 2005, 20-23.  Abstract | PDF
Document Actions