Fire events refer to occurrences where fire is intentionally set or occurs naturally, leading to the combustion of materials. These events can include wildfires, controlled burns, and accidental fires. Wildfires often happen in forests or grasslands, fueled by dry conditions and strong winds, while controlled burns are managed by professionals to reduce excess vegetation and prevent larger fires. Fire events can have significant ecological impacts, affecting wildlife habitats and air quality. They also pose risks to human safety and property. Understanding fire behavior and management techniques is essential for minimizing damage and promoting recovery in affected areas, such as through the use of firebreaks and firefighting strategies.