A National-Scale Wildland Fire Fuel Map Derived from Forest-Type Data in South Korea

This dataset provides a national-scale wildland fire fuel-map package for South Korea derived primarily from Korean forest-type data. The release includes EPSG:5179 GeoTIFF raster layers, forest-derived and land-cover-refined Anderson 13 fuel-category products, a refinement mask, workflow scripts, configuration templates, WRF-Fire/WPS geogrid support files, representative wind GeoTIFF samples, and example model-preparation outputs for WRF-Fire, FARSITE/FlamMap, and Trees/HIGRAD-FIRETEC workflows. The primary data products are the national-scale raster stack and documented rule logic. The work/ directory contains representative regenerated outputs rather than independent primary data. Large per-patch Trees input directories may be omitted or left empty because they can be reproduced from the released raster stack, configuration files, and workflow scripts. The Trees/HIGRAD-FIRETEC pathway expects a Trees executable at Inputs/trees. In the development workflow, this path was a symbolic link to a locally compiled Trees executable obtained from the upstream LANL Trees source code. The public release documents this dependency and path convention but does not redistribute the upstream LANL Trees source code or compiled binary as a primary product. See README.md for folder roles, execution pathways, file descriptions, and software requirements.