Supplementary material to "Can remote sensing combustion phase improve estimates of landscape fire smoke emission rate and composition?"

Resultstrace gas emission predictions:The manuscript presents the results of the predicted emission rates of trace gases by the models compared to the actual, recorded emission rates for one example fire.Here, we show the results for the remaining fires the models were tested on.Landscape fires produce vast amounts of smoke, affecting the atmosphere locally and globally.Whether a fire is flaming or 5 smoldering strongly impacts the rate at which smoke is produced as well as its composition.This study tested two methods to determine these combustion phases in laboratory fires and compared them to the smoke emitted.One of these methods improved estimates of smoke emission significantly.This suggests potential for improvement in global emission estimates.