01819nam a2200205   4500001000700000100004100007101000800048200005400056210008100110215002000191225002000211300016500231330103100396606001901427606001501446606003601461606002801497606002101525710006701546384211  a20070426d2005       y0pory50      ba  aeng  aForest fires in Europe 2004bRecurso eletrónico  a[Luxembourg]c[Office for Official Publications]. European Communitiesd2005  a1 CD-ROMd12 cm  aS.P.I.05.147 EN  aFicheiro de 1,16 Mb em formato pdf (45 p.). Disponível também em: https://www.fire.uni-freiburg.de/programmes/eu-comission/EU-Forest-Fires-in-Europe-2004.pdf  a1. Forest fire prevention activities in the European Union: 1.1. Council and European Parliament regulation (EC) n.º 2152/2003 (forest focus). 1.2. Working group of forest fire prevention experts. 1.3. Conference on “Forest fires in southern Europe – from prevention to restoration”. 2. Fires and burnt areas in the southern member states: 2.1. Southern member states (1980 – 2004). 2.2. Portugal. 2.3. Spain. 2.4. France. 2.5. Italy. 2.6. Greece. 3. Fires and burnt area in the northern member states: 3.1. Finland. 3.2. Sweden. 4. Fire situation in the new member states: 4.1. Cyprus. 4.2. Czech Republic. 4.3. Latvia. 4.4. Poland. 4.5. Slovakia. 4.6. Slovenia. 5. Fire situation in EU candidate countries: 5.1. Bulgaria. 5.2. Romania. 5.3. Turkey. 6. The European forest fire information system (EFFIS): 6.1. The risk forecasting system: 2004 results. 6.2. The damage assessment system: 2004 results. 6.2.1. Portugal. 6.2.2. Spain. 6.2.3. France. 6.2.4. Italy. 6.2.5. Greece. 7. Background documentation. 8. Annex.  aFOGO FLORESTAL  aINCÊNDIO  aPREVENÇÃO DE FOGO FLORESTAL  aCOOPERAÇÃO EUROPEIA  aUNIÃO EUROPEIA  aCOMISSÃO EUROPEIAbDirectorate-General Joint Research Centre