Temporal trends in topics and the frequency of the use of that author keyword in the socio-demographic dimensions and wildfire literature.

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posted on 2022-07-28, 17:28 authored by Alyssa S. Thomas, Francisco J. Escobedo, Matthew R. Sloggy, José J. Sánchez

Temporal trends in topics and the frequency of the use of that author keyword in the socio-demographic dimensions and wildfire literature.

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