Using GIS to evaluate a fire safety program in North Carolina.

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Theory-Based Cartographic Risk Model Development and Application for Home Fire Safety.Utilizing GIS Technology to Improve Fire Prevention Activities in an Urban Fire Department.Predictors of Participation in a Fire Department Community Canvassing Program.

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