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i BebavePlas 5.0.1 Fri, May 07, 2010 at 12:30:39 Page 2 <br />Dead moi; 7%, Line mois 75%. slope 10°•b <br />Surface Rate of Spread (mmCkman) (ch/h) <br />Midflame Fuel Model <br />Wind Speed <br />n,& 9 10 <br />0 0.9 1.1 <br />2 2.4 3.5 <br />- 5.9 7.5 <br />6 10.9 12.6 <br />8 17.4 18.5 <br />10 25.1 25.0 <br />12 34.0 32.2 <br />14 44.0 39,8 <br />15 55.2 48.0 <br />18 67.3 56.6 <br />20 80.6 65.7 <br />Figure 40—Altemate line shading in Figures 37 and 39 can be eliminated using Configure > <br />Appearance preferences > Tables. <br />7.3 Graphs <br />It is sometimes easier to see relationships in graphs than in tables. Graphs are especially <br />useful in examining model sensitivity and making comparisons. BehavePlus produces <br />line graphs and bar graphs. The type of variable (continuous or discrete) determines the <br />form of the graph (line or bar); it is not a user selection. The user has control of many <br />aspects of graph appearance, including selection of the X-axis variable, line colors, graph <br />size, and grid. All of the graph options and default selections are given in Appendix H. <br />Examples of graphs of one or two continuous or discrete variables, some appearance op- <br />tions, and axis and scale change options are given below. <br />Figure 41 shows a bar chart of flame length for multiple values entered for the discrete <br />variable, fuel model. We compare the 12 litter fuel models for constant moisture, wind, <br />and slope conditions. <br />48 USDA Forest Service Gen. Tech. Rep. RMRS-GTR-249.2010 <br />