Detection of fire risks by means of anthropogenic factors in natural complexes of the Jewish Autonomous Region
The anthropogenic fire risk on the territory of the Jewish Autonomous Region (JAR) was evaluated by using such indicators as population size, the number of populated areas, and the density of the road net. They were calculated for all natural territorial complex (NTC) apportionments on the territory of the JAR. As the result of the study two zones with different types of anthropogenic influence were detected. The territory evaluation allowed developing the series of maps with special content as a basis of optimization of forest protection from fire on the territory of the JAR. The maps are also can be used for the forecast of fire risk conditions in the regions of Russia.