Wildfire Researcher, Mechanical Engineer, Assistant Prof. |Using experiments & remote sensing to study wildfire |Bilingual: English & Español 🇺🇸🇲🇽
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Jeanette Cobian-Iñiguez retweeted
(THREAD) California is focused on getting survivors the aid they need to rebuild.
Below are resources made available by local, state and federal partners for the people of Southern California.
Jeanette Cobian-Iñiguez retweeted
📢Wildfire Resources List in Spanish
We've compiled a list of resources in Spanish for those affected by the LA Fires. Access the list on the link below. Stay safe everyone!
docs.google.com/document/d/1…
Jeanette Cobian-Iñiguez retweeted
Evacuation warnings and orders can come fast. Do you know what to do when you get them?
Visit ListosCalifornia.org for tips on staying safe when disaster strikes.
#PalisadesFire
Jeanette Cobian-Iñiguez retweeted
Fire Weather and Extreme Wind will be at peak levels starting tonight January 7th through Wednesday morning. Visit LAcounty.gov/emergency for the most up to date information.
Jeanette Cobian-Iñiguez retweeted
Wildfire smoke continues to impact large portions of the Eastern United States.
Smoke levels can change rapidly during the day, so remember to check #AirQuality conditions often at fire.airnow.gov or use the @AirNow app.
ALT Color coded graphic of air quality conditions and AirNow app icon. Stay informed of the air quality near you with EPA’s free AirNow app Higher air quality numbers mean that more air pollution is present, and health concerns are greater. Green means good air quality – 0 to 50 Orange shows unhealthy for sensitive groups – 101 to 150 Red means unhealthy – 151 to 200 Purple, very unhealthy – 201 to 300 Maroon, hazardous – 301+ Sensitive groups of people are more vulnerable to wildfire smoke. This includes people with heart or lung disease, older adults, children and teenagers, minority populations, and outdoor workers. www.AirNow.gov
Jeanette Cobian-Iñiguez retweeted
The 2023 Wildfire season is just around the corner. Residents are encouraged to be prepared and plan now for potential poor air quality due to wildfire smoke that might reach the Valley as we head into the hotter, drier time of the year. Read more at ow.ly/fcSf50OlZza
Jeanette Cobian-Iñiguez retweeted
What is a #PreparednessLevel (PL)? They dictated by fuel and weather conditions, fire activity, and fire suppression resource availability throughout the country. The five PLs range from the lowest (1) to the highest (5). #FireYear2023
Jeanette Cobian-Iñiguez retweeted
UC grad students are invited to apply for the UC Water Academy: Wildfire and Water by Monday, May 29! From August 14-18, we will take grad students on a four-day expedition. @ucmerced @ucdavis @UCLA @UCSanDiego @UCRiverside @ucsantabarbara @ucsc @UCIrvine @UCBerkeley
Jeanette Cobian-Iñiguez retweeted
Listos California hace que la información crítica sea accesible para las comunidades que hablan lenguas indígenas de México.
Este video en Mixteco fue creado en asociación con @UWFMC y #ListosCalifornia.
Recursos: bit.ly/lca_indigenous
#WildfirePreparednessWeek
Jeanette Cobian-Iñiguez retweeted
#WildfireAwarenessMonth is a reminder that our changing climate creates more intense and complex disasters in CA.
Join us as we work to prepare California's frontline communities ahead of the next wildfire or disaster!
Visit listoscalifornia.org
#WildfirePreparednessWeek
Jeanette Cobian-Iñiguez retweeted
Check it out! Beyond Conservation: A Toolkit for Respectful Collaboration with Indigenous Peoples helps industry, gov't and academia deepen relationships with Indigenous partners. Visit the link to see how we can all advance genuine, respectful, and productive collaboration.
Jeanette Cobian-Iñiguez retweeted
Interested in a closer look at the lunar surface?
Join us for an Astro night on Thursday April 6th, 8pm behind SE2 on the @ucmerced campus!
All are welcome, dress warm!
ALT A poster advertising an Astro Night on Thursday April 6th at 8pm behind SE2. For questions email [email protected]
Jeanette Cobian-Iñiguez retweeted
¡Nunca conduzca en áreas inundadas! Tan solo 12 pulgadas de agua harán que muchos coches floten.
Si tiene que conducir, descargue la aplicación @CaltransHQ QuickMap o visite QuickMap.dot.ca.gov para obtener información actualizada sobre tráfico, cierres y más.
ALT Nunca conduzca alrededor de barricadas. Los soccorristas locales las utilizan para dirigir de manera segura el tráfico fuera de áreas inundadas. ListosCalifornia.org
Jeanette Cobian-Iñiguez retweeted
There is still time to register for our next free webinar! Check the registration link below 👇
Register to our next webinar: lu-se.zoom.us/meeting/regist… On the 29th of March at 09:00 AM CET Dr Hana Najmanova will talk about preschool children #evacuation behaviour and modelling implications.
ALT Webinar on preschool children evacuation
Jeanette Cobian-Iñiguez retweeted
🟣 Este 8M, queremos seguir dando visibilidad a las mujeres que trabajan en el ámbito de los incendios forestales y destacar su labor.
¡Completa el formulario para conocer tus reflexiones más personales y ampliar nuestro Wildfire Women Map!🔗bit.ly/3EuZXpS
#FireVoice8M
Jeanette Cobian-Iñiguez retweeted
El trabajo de los invisibles e invencibles #ChaquetasAmarillas de la V región en el Sur de 🇨🇱; Gran trabajo muchachos!!! @incendios_CONAF @conaf_valpa @RevistaIyRN @AltoIncendios @cormachile @negro_collao @CarlosTeran
Jeanette Cobian-Iñiguez retweeted
Mantenga cualquier objeto que pueda incendiarse a por lo menos tres pies de equipo de calefacción para exteriores. Los niños jo deben operar la calefacción portátil. Cuando no hay necesidad de usarlos, apáguelos.
Just as you would for kids, furniture, and objects, keep anything that can burn at least three feet away from outdoor heating equipment. Children should not operate outdoor portable heaters. When the area in which they are used is not occupied, turn them off.
ALT CAL FIRE - graphic depicting mindful placement of patio heaters.
Jeanette Cobian-Iñiguez retweeted
“Only through valuing and understanding the context of cultural fire management can the socioecological benefits of fire be maximized”
➡️doi.org/10.55515/ABWJ7126
@laura_toj @iokirod
Jeanette Cobian-Iñiguez retweeted
Ashes & wood debris must be completely cool before removing them to a metal container for proper disposal. Keep the ash container covered and at least 10 ft. away from the home & other buildings. Never empty the ashes directly into a trash can. Chill out before you take them out!
ALT CAL FIRE message: proper disposal of ashes and wood debris from fireplace or wood-fueled heating equipment is key to preventing a fire and the risk of injury.
Jeanette Cobian-Iñiguez retweeted
The Burgers Program and @Combustion_Intl Summer School on Fire Safety Science – Wildland/WUI Fire Behavior is now open for applications ssfss2023.umd.edu until Feb 17, 2023. It will be hosted at University of Maryland by @FPEUMD June 5-9, 2023. Please share!