Canadian Fuel Model to Anderson 13 Crosswalk

Fuel Code	Canadian Fuel Type	Description	Closest Anderson 13 Model
C-1	Spruce-Lichen Woodland	Sparse black spruce with lichen ground cover	8
C-2	Boreal Spruce	Dense black spruce, moderate understory	10
C-3	Mature Jack or Lodgepole Pine	Conifer stand, moderate understory	10
C-4	Immature Jack or Lodgepole Pine	Younger pine stands, lower canopy	2
C-5	Red and White Pine	More open pine stands	8
C-6	Conifer Plantation	Planted conifer stands	8
C-7	Ponderosa Pine/Douglas-fir	Open stands with needle litter	9
D-1	Leafless Aspen	Deciduous stand, low fire risk	9
D-2	Green Aspen	Deciduous stand, increased risk	2
M-1	Boreal Mixedwood (Leafless)	Mixed conifer and deciduous	9
M-2	Boreal Mixedwood (Green)	Mixed stand, higher risk	2
M-3	Dead Balsam Fir Mixedwood	Higher conifer content	10
M-4	Dead Balsam Fir Mixedwood (Heavy)	High conifer density	10
S-1	Jack or Lodgepole Pine Slash	Light conifer slash	11
S-2	White Spruce/Balsam Slash	Moderate conifer slash	12
S-3	Coastal Cedar/Hemlock Slash	Heavy logging slash	13
O-1a	Matted Grass	Fine grass fuels, less aerated	1
O-1b	Standing Grass	Tall, aerated grass fuels	3

Anderson 13 Fuel Models

Fuel Model	Fuel Type	Description
1	Short Grass	Fine, fast-burning grass
2	Timber with Grass	Grassy understory beneath trees
3	Tall Grass	Heavy, continuous grass fuels
4	Chaparral	Dense, brush-dominated fuels
5	Brush	Moderate brush cover with litter
6	Dormant Brush	Shrub fuels with low to moderate dead fuel load
7	Southern Rough	Dense palmetto/gallberry shrubs
8	Closed Timber Litter	Compact leaf litter with little understory
9	Hardwood Litter	Light, slightly more active leaf litter
10	Timber with Heavy Downed Fuel	Heavy deadfall, logs, deep litter
11	Light Slash	Light logging slash
12	Medium Slash	Moderate logging slash
13	Heavy Slash	Heavy logging debris