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The Portuguese forest serviceâs fire management policy has been substantially overhauled in the last
few years, and a new emphasis has been put on the wildland-urban interface (WUI). When forest fires
break out more frequently next to homes and urban settlements, and become increasingly more
dangerous, this constitutes a worrying and important topic, not only in Portugal, but in all
Mediterranean countries.
The present study consists of mapping, the regulations defined by Decree n. 17/2009, from January
14th, to a map, with detailed representation of secondary networks for fuel-breaks (fuel build-up
control) in two contrasting landscapes. The goals of this study were: (i) to transpose the legislation into
cartography; (ii) to estimate costs of the creation of the secondary network, based on a very simple
assumption of the type of operation to be carried out, (iii) to identify local and regional differences and
(iv) to identify local and regional differences and (iv) to compare our mapping with that performed
under a Municipal Plan For Forest Protection Against Wildfires. The development of the study took
place in two areas, located to the North and Center of Portugal.
The results show that the legislation is sufficiently clear to allow for the representation, on a map, of
secondary network lanes, in all their representations. They also show that the dimensions of the
secondary network, the estimate of costs for the creation of said secondary network and the
interventional priority differ, according to the type and landscape
Descrição
Mestrado em Arquitetura Paisagista - Instituto Superior de Agronomia
Palavras-chave
wildland-urban interface forest fires legislation soil occupancy fuel-breaks buildings
Contexto Educativo
Citação
Lourenço, S.C.V. - A interface rural-urbano e os incĂȘndios florestais em duas paisagens contrastantes de Portugal. Lisboa: ISA, 2014, 111 p.
