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The players: Arthur H. Robinson; Bar chart; Cartogram; Cartography; Charles Joseph Minard; Chart; Chartjunk; Clifford A. Pickover; Data; Diagram; Edward Tufte; Florence Nightingale; Geovisualization; Histogram; Information graphics; Information visualization; Jacques Bertin; John Snow (physician); Lawrence J. Rosenblum; Map; Michael Friendly; Pie chart; Scientific visualization; Visual literacy; William Playfair; John Tukey; Box plot; Hagbard Jonassen; Data visualization; Exploratory data analysis; Geographic information system; Fourier analysis; Quantitative research; Global Positioning System; Spatial analysis; Geostatistics; Remote sensing; Palaeogeography; Paleoclimatology; Limnology; Biogeography; Geomorphology; Landscape ecology; Quaternary science; Hydrology; Climatology; Physical geography; Environmental science; Fire ecology; Wildfire; Wildfire suppression; Glossary of wildfire terms; Aerial firefighting; Air pressurized water; Angeles National Forest Fire Lookout Association; Escape fire; Brush Truck; Bureau of Land Management; California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection; Compressed air foam system; Croman Corporation; Defensible space (fire control); Drench additive; Driptorch; Fire-adapted communities; Fire camp; Fire control; Fire flapper (tool); Fire lookout; Fire lookout tower; Fire on the Mountain (1999 book); Fire rake; Fire retardant; Fire Safety Journal; Fire shelter; Fire Technology; Fire Warning; Fire-retardant gel; Firebreak; Firefighting; FIRESCOPE; Flare (pyrotechnic); Forest fire weather index; Fresno Air Attack Base; Fuel ladder; Johann Goldammer; Ruben Grijalva; Haines Index; Handcrew; Helitack; History of wildfire suppression in the United States; Hoedads Reforestation Cooperative; Howard Forest Station; Interagency hotshot crew; International Association of Wildland Fire; John Norman Maclean; McLeod (tool); National Interagency Fire Center; National preparedness level; National Smokejumper Association; National Wildfire Coordinating Group; New South Wales Rural Fire Service; Osborne Fire Finder; Pulaski (tool); Ed Pulaski; Stephen J. Pyne; Rakehoe; Red flag warning; Remote Area Firefighting Team; Remote Automated Weather Station; Resource Ordering Status System; S-130/S-190 training courses; Smokejumper; United States Fish and Wildlife Service; Wildfire modeling; Wildfire suppression equipment and personnel; Wildland fire engine; Wildland Fire Lessons Learned Center; Wildland fire tender; Wildland Firefighter Foundation; Work Capacity Test; Controlled burn; National Association of State Foresters; List of wildfires; Arthur B. Guise Medal; Borneo peat swamp forests; California Fire Safe Council; Fire Dynamics Simulator; Fire regime; Fire use module; Fire whirl; Firestorm; Fossil record of fire; InciWeb; Keetch-Byram Drought Index; McArthur Forest Fire Danger Index; National Fire Danger Rating System; Post-fire seeding; Pyrocumulonimbus cloud; Pyrocumulus cloud; Salvage logging; Wildfire History of Cape Cod; Wildland fire emission; WRF-Fire; Allogenic succession; Autogenic succession; Frederic Clements; Climax community; Climax species; Climax vegetation; Connell–Slatyer model of ecological succession; Henry Chandler Cowles; Cyclic succession; Disturbance (ecology); Ecological succession; Edge effect; Henry Gleason; Halosere; Hydrosere; Intermediate Disturbance Hypothesis; Lithosere; Old field (ecology); Pedogenesis; Pioneer organism; Pioneer species; Plagio climax community; Primary succession; Psammosere; Secondary succession; Seral community; Henry David Thoreau; Vegetation; Robert Whittaker; Biochar; Chaparral; Coarse woody debris; Coppicing; Crown sprouting; Fire-stick farming; Lignotuber; Native American use of fire; Pre-Columbian savannas of North America; Resprouter; Smokey Bear; Association of American Geographers