Statistical Modeling of Wildfire Occurrence Based on Geomorphometry in La Amistad International Park’s Buffer Zone

Key Points

• Wildfire occurrence is influenced significantly by geomorphometric factors, providing insights for management.
• Key findings indicate that higher slopes correlate with increased wildfire risks, revealing critical landscapes.
• Statistical modeling techniques were employed to analyze geomorphometric data across the park’s buffer zone.
• This study highlights the need for targeted conservation efforts in high-risk geomorphometric areas.