Biomass burning in South and Southeast Asia

Chapter 1 Biomass Burning in South/Southeast Asia Needs and Priorities[Krishna Prasad Vadrevu, Toshimasa Ohara,and Christopher Justice]Section I Mapping and Monitoring of Fires,including Burned AreasChapter 2 Identification of Smoldering Peatland Fires in Indonesia viaTriple-Phase Temperature Analysis of VIIRS Nighttime Data[Christopher D. Elvidge, Mikhail Zhizhin, Kimberly Baugh,and Feng-Chi Hsu]Chapter 3 Evaluation of Sentinel-3 SLSTR Data for Mapping Firesin Forests, Peatlands, and Croplands A Case Study overAustralia, Indonesia, and India[Aditya Eaturu and Krishna Prasad Vadrevu]Chapter 4 An Assessment of Burnt Area Signal Variations in Laos UsingSentinel-1A&B Datasets[Krishna Prasad Vadrevu, Aditya Eaturu, Sumalika Biswas,and Chittana Phompila]Chapter 5 Peatland Surface Loss due to Fires in Central Kalimantan,Indonesia A Case Study Using Differential InterferometrySAR (DInSAR)[Yessy Arvelyna, Hidenori Takahashi, Lies Indrayanti,Hiroshi Hayasaka, Krishna Prasad Vadrevu, Retno Maryani,Mitsuru Osaki, and Hirose Kazuyo]Chapter 6 Burnt Area Mapping in Nainital, Uttarakhand, India, UsingVery High-Resolution PlanetScope Imagery[Krishna Prasad Vadrevu, Aditya Eaturu, and Sumalika Biswas]Chapter 7 Investigations on Land and Forest Fires in the North IndianRegion over a Decade[Narendra Singh and Ashish Kumar]Chapter 8 Spatial Point Patterns and Scale Analysis of Vegetation Firesin Laos and Cambodia[Krishna Prasad Vadrevu, Sumalika Biswas, and Aditya Eaturu]Section II Land Use, Forests, and Biomass BurningChapter 9 Vegetation Fire Status and Management in Bhutan[Pankaj Thapa, Krishna Prasad Vadrevu, Aditya Eaturu,and Sumalika Biswas]Chapter 10 Biomass Burning in Malaysia: Sources and Impacts[Justin Sentian, Franky Herman, Vivian Kong Wan Yee,Carolyn Melissa Payus, and Mohd Sharul Mohd Nadzir]Chapter 11 Swidden Agriculture and Biomass Burning in the Philippines[Gay J. Perez, Josefino C. Comiso, and Mylene G. Cayetano]Section III Climate Drivers and Biomass BurningChapter 12 Fire Danger Indices and Methods: An Appraisal[Krishna Prasad Vadrevu]Chapter 13 Air Pollution Conditions near Peat Fire-Prone Areas duringEl Nino in Central Kalimantan, Indonesia[Hiroshi Hayasaka, Alpon Sepriando, Aswin Usup,and Naito Daisuke]Chapter 14 Biomass Burning and Haze in Indonesia, Long-Term ClimatePerspective, and Impact on Regional Air Quality[Sheila Dewi Ayu Kusumaningtyas, Edvin Aldrian,Sunaryo Sunaryo, and Roni Kurniawan]Chapter 15 Meteorological Drivers of Anomalous Wildfire Activityin the Western Ghats, India[Narendran Kodandapani]Chapter 16 Geochemical Evidence for Biomass Burning Signalson Tibetan Glaciers[Chao You and Chao Xu]

Section I⁰́³Biomass Burning and Regional Air QualityChapter 1 Impacts of Biomass and Garbage Burning on Air Quality inSouth/Southeast Asia[Katie Cush, Kristina Koh, and Eri Saikawa]Chapter 2 Biomass Burning and Their Impacts on Air Quality in Thailand[Worradorn Phairuang]Chapter 3 Impact of Biomass Burning on Local Air Quality in South China[Yun Fat LAM and Shimul Roy]Chapter 4 Impact of Biomass Burning on Surface-Level Carbon Monoxideover Lahore and Karachi and Their Comparison with SouthAsian Megacities[Zia ul Haq and Salman Tariq]Section II⁰́³Biomass Burning EmissionsChapter 5 Estimating Biomass Burning Emissions in South and SoutheastAsia from 2001 to 2017 Based on Satellite Observations[Yusheng Shi, Yu Tian, Shuying Zang, Yasushi Yamaguchi,Tsuneo Matsunaga, Zhengqiang Li, and Xingfa Gu]Chapter 6 Black Carbon Emissions from Biomass Burning in SoutheastAsia A Review[Max Gerrit Adam and Rajasekhar Balasubramanian]Chapter 7 Satellite-Based Estimation of Global CO2 Emissions fromBiomass Burning[Haemi Park and Wataru Takeuchi]Chapter 8 Biomass Burning Mercury Emissions over the Maritime Continent[Udaysankar Nair and Aaron Kaulfus]Chapter 9 Biomass Burning Emissions in Indonesia and Policy Measures An Overview[Lailan Syaufina and Sandhi Imam Maulana]Chapter 10 PM2.5 Emissions from Biomass Burning in South/SoutheastAsia Uncertainties and Trade-Offs[Kristofer Lasko, Krishna Prasad Vadrevu, VaraprasadBandaru, Thanh Nhat Thi Nguyen, and Hung Quang Bui]Chapter 11 Greenhouse Gas and Particulate Matter Emissions from RiceResidue Burning in Punjab and Haryana States of India[Niveta Jain and Vinay Kumar Sehgal, Himanshu Pathak, OmKumar and Rajkumar Dhakar]Section III⁰́³Aerosol Pollution and Biomass BurningChapter 12 Biomass Burning and Impacts on Aerosols: Optical Propertiesand Radiative Effects[S. Ramachandran and Priyadarshini Babu]Chapter 13 Remotely Sensed Particulate Matter Estimation in Malaysiaduring the Biomass Burning Season in Southeast Asia[Kasturi Devi Kanniah and Nurul Amalin Fatihah Kamarul Zaman]Chapter 14 Impacts of Smoke Aerosols over Northern PeninsularSoutheast Asia: Results from 7-SEAS Campaigns[Shantanu Kumar Pani and Neng-Huei Lin]Chapter 15 Temporal Variation and Source Apportionment of PM2.5Constituents in Phuket, Thailand[Siwatt Pongpiachan, Muhammad Zaffar Hashmi, DanaiTipmanee, Chomsri Choochuay, and Woranuch Deelaman,Qiyuan Wang, Li Xing, Guohui Li, Yongming Han, and Junji Cao]Chapter 16 Impacts of Biomass Burning Aerosols on Air Quality andConvective Systems in Southeast Asia[Hsiang-He Lee and Chien Wang]Chapter 17 Biomass Burning Influence on PM2.5 Regional and Long-Range Transport in Northeast Asia[Katsushige Uranishi, Hikari Shimadera, and Akira Kondo]Chapter 18 Estimation of PM10 Concentrations from Biomass Burningand Anthropogenic Emissions Using the WRFHYSPLITModeling System[Teerachai Amnuaylojaroen and Nungruethai Anuma]